On The Levels
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About On The Levels
A web application to access your OnTheLevels.com membership.
A collaboration between the United States Dressage Federation and the United States Equestrian Federation, On the Levels provides examples of the new Introductory through Fourth Level dressage tests with commentary from top US trainers and judges, with segments geared toward improving difficult movements at each level.
Each level includes:
• An introduction to the aims and objectives of that level
• The official PDF scoresheets with directives for dressage tests within each level
• One sample ride per test along with accompanying narration
• Tips for riding specific test movements
To watch videos at OnTheLevels.com you must be connected to the Internet. For mobile, we recommend a 4G or Wi-Fi connection.
A collaboration between the United States Dressage Federation and the United States Equestrian Federation, On the Levels provides examples of the new Introductory through Fourth Level dressage tests with commentary from top US trainers and judges, with segments geared toward improving difficult movements at each level.
Each level includes:
• An introduction to the aims and objectives of that level
• The official PDF scoresheets with directives for dressage tests within each level
• One sample ride per test along with accompanying narration
• Tips for riding specific test movements
To watch videos at OnTheLevels.com you must be connected to the Internet. For mobile, we recommend a 4G or Wi-Fi connection.
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by J####:
First of all, it is very useful to watch the ridden tests. Some of the commentators do a better job of calling out the movements, which makes it useful if one wants to listen without watching. All should do it. Some improvements could be: on my Samsung 5S I have to log in the app every time I use it. Would be better to log in once and for all. Secondly, it would be useful to see an (animated?) diagram of the geometry of the movements (especially when the movements are taking place at middle letters).