Your learning style should match their teaching style. If you are having trouble grasping a concept, do you need to stop and talk it over or try a new exercise with the same goal? Your instructor should be able to tailor their teaching techniques to your learning needs.
Realize that what was true of outgrowing a horse can also be true of an instructor. He/she may not be able to be what you need any longer. But don’t be hasty about going from one instructor to another. If you find yourself changing instructors on a pretty regular basis, it’s YOUR problem, not theirs.
THIRD- Not enough____________(Fill in all that apply: Time, Money, Time and Money, Family Support, Etc, All of the Above). Hey, I’m not a miracle worker! But I’ll say it again. Life is too short. Try to improve the things you can and learn to live with the things you can’t. Because dressage is fun, if only you let it be.
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