Training Buzz: Riding the Centerline with Laura Ashley Killian

Hear how Grand Prix rider Laura Ashley Killian instructs riding the centerline and ways to fix common mistakes.

Welcome to the Training Buzz sponsored by Purina. Hear a bit from Grand Prix rider Laura Ashley Killian on riding the centerline. She explains and has her student demonstrate how to ride straight down the centerline as well as halt at X. They also go over common rider mistakes and how to fix them.

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