What Dressage Is, and What Dressage Isn't - An NF+ Masterclass with Mette Larsen

What Dressage Is, and What Dressage Isn't - An NF+ Masterclass with Mette Larsen

Think dressage is just for imported warmbloods and rhinestone-studded riders? Think again.

In this must-listen episode, NF+ Masterclass instructor Mette Larsen strips dressage down to what it really is: thoughtful, horse-first training that any rider can use to build better balance, deeper connection, and more confidence—arena or not.

You'll learn how dressage can help trail horses stop tripping, sharpen your jump-off turns, and make your rides feel more emotionally in sync.

It's the kind of episode that leaves you itching to throw your leg over and try something new—no white breeches required.

✨ Why you'll love it:

  • Understand what "on the bit" is really supposed to feel like (and why it's not just about the frame).
  • Learn how to ride into the future—literally—by letting go of your inside rein habit.
  • Discover how dressage creates stronger, more balanced horses (and maybe even cuts down on those vet bills).

Whether you're a backyard rider with big dreams, a re-rider rebuilding your feel, or a competitor looking for more clarity and connection—this episode is your invitation to rethink everything you thought you knew about dressage.

This is Part 2 of Mette's 17-part NF+ Masterclass, "Dressage for All Disciplines"—a full training experience designed to meet you exactly where you are, no matter your discipline.

🔥 Want the rest? Join NF+ to unlock the full series and access 500+ expert-led lessons that help you ride better, feel more confident, and build the partnership you and your horse deserve.

Right now you can get 15% off an annual membership with the code 'DHW'.

Just head to noellefloydplus.com to join. Because at NF+, we believe great riding shouldn't feel exclusive—it should feel empowering. And this is where that starts.

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