"The author, a renowned classical dressage trainer, traces his evolution as a horse person through the years and from country to country and method to method as he traveled in search of the truth in dressage training. Throughout, he questions whether competitive dressage loses the plot and whether or not it can be saved"--
"The author, a renowned classical dressage trainer, traces his evolution as a horse person through the years and from country to country and method to method as he traveled in search of the truth in dressage training. Throughout, he questions whether competitive dressage loses the plot and whether or not it can be saved"--
Paul Belasik is a highly respected international rider, trainer, writer, and teacher, and an avowed proponent of classical equestrian ideals. Belasik has ridden and trained at every level in dressage, from young horses to Grand Prix and beyond. He also has had extensive experience in eventing, which encompassed the early part of his career, before turning solely to his first and true love: classical dressage and the art of riding. Belasik has sought wisdom from great riding masters such as Dr. HLM van Schaik and Nuno Oliveira, and his wide-ranging studies include the concepts of Zen Buddhism and martial arts. Belasik has authored eight books, and he gives clinics, lectures, and demonstrations internationally while training a wide cross-section of clients at his Pennsylvania Riding Academy at Lost Hollow Farm in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania.
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