Aids Quote by Reiner Klimke
“Whenever a horse has learned a new movement or a new aid in its basic form, the rider should give him a break and deliberately ride something else for a few days or weeks. When he returns to the movement, he will notice how much more easily the training will proceed.”
About This Quote
Source Book: “The Art of Riding” by Reiner Klimke, 1973
After mastering a new horse movement, give the horse a break and practice something else to improve future training.
In simple terms: Breaks after learning aid progress.
Key Takeaway
Use varied practice to reinforce skills.
Themes
training
patience
learning
Mood
educational
practical
Type
instructional
advice
When to use this quote
- equestrian training
- sports coaching
- musical practice
Key Concepts
animal behavior
skill acquisition
Questions to Reflect On
- When did you last vary your practice routine?
- How can breaks enhance skill retention?
A Different Perspective
Too much repetition can cause stagnation.
