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The Simplicity of Dressage
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Description Johann Hinnemann, an internationally renowned dressage trainer and coach of the Dutch national team, and Coby van Baalen, one of the Netherland's top riders and silver medalist at the Sydney Olympics in 2000, have collaborated on this book to inspire those who love dressage. Why does the book refer to the simplicity of the sport when to many dressage seems so complicated? Coby van Baalen explains: "It's not because dressage is so simple to do, but because dressage is simple to explain. Regardless of which level one rides, the basics are always the same." It's upon this premise that the book is built-aiming toward an end goal of complete suppleness and continual throughness of the aids.