Audio lessons?

[Thinkerbell]

When I ride in the arena, I often find my attention and imagination waning after about 15 minutes. I've considered making playlists on my mp3-player, deciding before I ride to focus primarily on, say, serpentines during track 1, transitions during track two, but what would be even better is if there were some "audio lessons" that I could download somewhere. I'd be happy to pay normal mp3-track prices for the downloads. 

Has anyone seen something like that?

[happy-horses]

Here you go: http://www.soundschooling.com/view_lessons.php

Sylvia Loch also has a tape 

[Claire]

that looks clever!

[Lee]

There was a piece in H&H this week on downloadable dressage lessons with Amy Stovold.  The technology is out there.  Heather, hurry up and get the online riding school up and running along with standalone lessons that can be purchased individually.

Lee

[cirocco]

I tried it with the disc for the dressage tests, but couldn't get it right, so gave up on it on the horse. I did however do some on my feet, which sort of were ok.

[whisper's mum]

We suggested this ages ago.  I'm on my phone and can't find the thread. Hope Heather can do some.       : db:

[Thinkerbell]

Thanks for the tip. I've downloaded a couple of lessons now and will give it a try. And Heather, please 

[thecatsmother]

We suggested this ages ago.  I'm on my phone and can't find the thread. Hope Heather can do some.       : db:

here it is

[whisper's mum]

Thank you, Lesha. 

[Heather]

I was due to film at the local riding school I have tied up with, last Friday, Lee, but their school was frozen solid, so we were thwarted at the first hurdle!

[Thinkerbell]

Life happens, little time for riding and less time for chatting about said lack of riding, but thanks for the soundschooling tip - it helps (when I'm finally riding in the arena)!