10 Topics to learn about Show Jumping – Part III

By: Nestor Imberti Posted: 10/07/2020

Introduction to the principles of Learning Theory

In this third part of the Show Jumping series, we will talk about the theory and scientific methods of learning that can ensure the success of horse training for jumping and its results.

At the beginning of these articles, we said that we would explain how to train a horse to jump, based on the Principles of Learning Theory.

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