RDAQ Dressage programs introduce riders to one of the most disciplined and rewarding equestrian activities. Often described as “the art of riding”, dressage involves guiding a horse through a series of predetermined movements, known as figures, within a marked arena. These might include circles, centre lines or transitions between paces, depending on the rider’s ability and goals.
Sessions are delivered in standard dressage arenas (20x40m or 20x60m) with lettered markers to guide both horse and rider. RDAQ coaches adapt every exercise to suit individual needs, ensuring the experience is challenging yet achievable. Riders can participate at their own pace—whether walking simple patterns with support or progressing to independent trot and canter work.