Stuck at the same dressage level for years?
Discover the missing roadmap for getting unstuck and moving up a level, whether you compete or not.
What you will learn during this workshop
Part 1Discover exactly what to work on every ride, with one simple recipe, so you can stop guessing and trying things that don’t work.
Part 2The truth about connection, and why yours keeps switching on and off. You have never heard it explained like this.
Part 3The accuracy secrets quietly costing you marks in every test, and the simple fixes that win them back.
We have helped over 7,000 riders understand dressage, many of them now training and riding on their own
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Are you ready to start progressing in your dressage and enjoying it at the same time?
Imagine putting your foot in the stirrup, swinging your leg over, and instead of feeling stuck and thinking “what do I do next?”, you feel clear and confident. You warm up with a checklist, you know what to change first, and you stop guessing. Your horse feels connected and responsive, and the work starts to flow. You finish the ride thinking, “I know exactly what to practise next.”
This is how your dressage can feel, sooner than you think. I have helped riders who were stuck for years start moving up again with one clear plan, and it is exactly what I will walk you through in this free workshop. The good news is, you are next.
Here’s how to stop the confusion and finally start moving up
- Discover the biggest obstacle quietly holding most riders back, and a simple way to remove it.
- Learn how to confidently train on your own between lessons, so you always know what to work on and when.
- Understand why your horse feels stuck or resistant, and how to build the connection that makes every ride easier.
- See how riders stuck for years finally start moving up, without more talent, just a clearer plan.
- Uncover the accuracy habits quietly costing you marks, and the simple fixes that win them back.
- Rediscover why you fell in love with dressage, so every ride feels exciting again instead of frustrating.
Natasha Althoff took a Friesian to Grand Prix. She’ll be the first to tell you she’s not naturally talented.
International competitor and Grand Prix rider
Let me tell you who I am, and why you can trust me with your riding. I’m a Grand Prix dressage rider. I’ve competed at Grand Prix for over ten years, and I was the first person to take a Friesian to Grand Prix in the Southern Hemisphere, something every coach I had told me couldn’t be done.
But here’s the part that actually matters for you. I’m not a naturally gifted rider. When I started, nothing came easily. I couldn’t feel the right diagonal. I couldn’t feel when my horse was on the correct lead. I’d ask my coaches, “okay, but when do I do that? How much? Why?” and they’d say, “you’ve just got to feel it.”
That’s the whole problem in dressage. The riders who are brilliant at it are brilliant because they feel it, which makes them terrible at explaining it. So I had to do it myself. I’m analytical, and I was struggling enough that I reverse-engineered every step into a recipe: plain English, do this, then this. That’s how I went from coming last, in tears, to Grand Prix. Not on talent. On tenacity.
And it means I can hand you the exact recipe I built for myself, so you never feel as lost as I did. That’s my mission: to help you fall back in love with your riding while you finally start making real progress.
Here’s what dressage riders have to say
Don’t miss out on enjoying your riding
The workshop is free, runs for about an hour, and there are sessions today and over the next few days.