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Objectives of Training: Actively participate in the development of horse and rider through effective and focused training - • Establish sound basics • Development of an effective seat and aids • Communicate effectively with “difficult horses” • Learn the athletic intent of dressage movements as well as their proper execution to help increase your horse’s flexibility and strength • Learn to educate the horse with a reward based system. • Develop increased athletic ability of horse and rider equates to increased confidence, which makes a winning partnership. • Train students to top level dressage Recommendations:
Eric Lette (Chairman FEI) at Trainer Assessment Scheme-
Stephan Clarke (International Trainer & Judge) Ass. Scheme HAM |
Philosophy on Training: Systematic classical training is the quickest way to achieve quality results. My approach to training is about the development of learning and understanding of core principles for both the horse and rider. There are no “quick fixes”, but there are many simple and practical solutions for different problems using effective communication. I believe in a teaching style that is approachable and appreciate that clear explanations go a long way towards harmony and success. My coaching Philosophy is unique in the way that the welfare of the horse comes first, which produces horses that are willing to work in harmony with the rider. I am known for my calm disposition and the consistent ability to produce a horse that works with the rider rather than for the rider - thus the foundation of Classical Dressage. A good trainer must be able to adjust to each individual horse and rider, and implement and supplement other systems. I use my broad base of knowledge and experience to produce excellence in both communication and compatibility, which in turn leads to success at all levels. |
About Dieter Riedinger: • Foundation training at the Vienna Riding School, Austria
• Advanced training at the Establishment Kronberg with International Trainer Georg Wahl and Joachim Grossauer at Grand Prix
• Won Austrian Junior Rider of the Year at Grand Prix
• 4 years training at Gschwendt Hof (Alois Podhajsky) with MilosVelde
• Core principles of classical dressage and riding/training horses at Advanced level and schooling to Haute Ecole
• Riding displays at International Competitions at the Vienna Hall in conjunction with CSI of Austria
• 20 years experience coaching in New Zealand and Internationally -
• Lead judging clinics – with Joan Matheson, Grand Prix judge for NZEF
• Development of own horses, including performance stallion Limvadi
• History of producing Burkner Medal &Volvo CDI Competitors
Contact Information:
512-586-9994
Riedinger@gmail.com
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