Transition (riding)

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In riding, the transition refers to the change from one gait to another or the change "within a gait", the change of pace .

Examples of pace changes are:

  • Gallop : The change from stop, walk or trot to canter
  • Trotting : The change from stop or step to trot
  • Parry through : the change from one gait to a slower gait or to hold ( parry )

Examples of tempo changes are:

  • the change from the working trot to the assembled trot
  • the change from strong canter to medium canter etc.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Guidelines Vol. 2 , p. 37.

literature

  • German Equestrian Association (Hrsg.): Guidelines for riding and driving. Vol. 2: Advanced training . 12th edition. FNverlag, Warendorf 1997, ISBN 3-88542-283-2 .