Performance training horse
In performance training horses , a distinction is made between training and performance training .
meaning
The basic training, as described in the training scale, mainly includes the imparting of knowledge and skills including the ability to understand and implement the help of people, i.e. to accept them. The performance training essentially includes the development and further development of physical and psychological performance as well as the adaptation of the organism to high and highest performance. “Performance training means the adaptation of the entire organism, especially the musculoskeletal system of the cardiovascular system, oxygen supply, energy and nutrient supply, thermoregulation , water electrolyte balance and the psyche to the requirements of a (high) competitive athlete. Performance training of the horse always includes the repetition of loads and targeted overloading to improve conditional, coordinative and psychological performance and fitness . a. the physical abilities (strength, endurance, speed) and flexibility of the horse are optimized.
literature
- Franz Ellendorff: Performance training for the horse. Biology and training principles , Schluetersche GmbH & Co. KG Verlag und Druckerei, 2010, ISBN 389993072X
- Christopher Bartle: Training of the sport horse: dressage - jumping - terrain , FN-Verlag; 2007, ISBN 3885424770
Individual evidence
- ^ German Equestrian Association. 2000. Guideline for riding and driving: 1 basic training for rider and horse pp. 1-224. Warendorf: FN-Verlag
- ^ German Equestrian Association. 2001. Guidelines for Riding and Driving: 2 Advanced Training pp. 1-280. Warendorf: FN-Verlag
- ↑ a b c d Ellendorff F. 2011. Performance training for the horse - biology and training principles pp. 1-102. Hanover: Schlütersche Verlagsgesellschaft