♥︎ ᘜᗯ ♥︎ Training | How I Do It

[Gabby_Woodlark]

Step One
Collection and Impulsion, Track, as long as it lets you

Go until 70% stamina for ending up in 90%, 80% for 99%, and 95% for 100%.

Step Two
Jumping Obstacles, Track, as long as available

By now, speed should be done. If not, continue at the Track through step three.

Go until desired Agility and Balance (90% for 90%, 99% for 99%, etc etc)

Step Three
Lunge Over Jumps, Track (If speed isn't finished), trot

Go until desired Intelligence

Step Four
Ground Poles, trot

Go until desired Movement and Tempo

Fatigue
This means your horse is tired from working so hard, yet still has the energy to do so. It lowers with every turn, and/or if you do cooling exercises (Lunge on Flat, trot, 10 mins.). It is nothing to worry about until you reach 40+. After that, cool down your horse and try again the next turn.

Courses
Starting with courses is the only path to becoming a public trainer. Start with the first course available. Take it once before refreshing and scrolling down to Energy Saver and take that multiple times. To see if it is maxed out, go to Player, Profile, and scroll down. Training Intensity Reduction should read '(-40.00)'. After maxing that out, do the same for stamina. Then after stamina, do movement. Then speed. Then intelligence. Then strength. Max out everything in the order you need it most. Having trouble doing speed after maxing out stamina? Then start a speed course.

Any questions? Post below and I'll reply ASAP.

[Soleil]

Ooh

Interesting! This is somewhat similar to how I train. I'll probably do this and make a guide. One day when I have better training stats.

[Alyssa Davis]

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How many years does this take for you personally?

[Gabby_Woodlark]

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How many years does this take for you personally?

3 years, 5.5 months. It all depends on how many training courses one has accomplished, as I'm sure you know

[Gabby_Woodlark]

Added a tip in the first section.

[Gabby_Woodlark]

Ooh

Interesting! This is somewhat similar to how I train. I'll probably do this and make a guide. One day when I have better training stats.

Quick question

What guide do you use? I've probably used it as well at some point

[Soleil]

Interesting! This is somewhat similar to how I train. I'll probably do this and make a guide. One day when I have better training stats.

Quick question

What guide do you use? I've probably used it as well at some point

I think the one closest to what I do is viewtopic.php?f=12&t=6285

I've been using it ever since I first started training (even partially) horses, but I modified it slightly to my needs—in what I feel to be the most orderly. Do you use it too?

[Gabby_Woodlark]

Quick question

What guide do you use? I've probably used it as well at some point

I think the one closest to what I do is viewtopic.php?f=12&t=6285

I've been using it ever since I first started training (even partially) horses, but I modified it slightly to my needs—in what I feel to be the most orderly. Do you use it too?

That was what I used to use before coming up with my own

[Gabby_Woodlark]

Cleaned up first post and added extra tips.

[Soleil]

I think the one closest to what I do is viewtopic.php?f=12&t=6285

I've been using it ever since I first started training (even partially) horses, but I modified it slightly to my needs—in what I feel to be the most orderly. Do you use it too?

That was what I used to use before coming up with my own

Nice