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I’m curious - what was the one change that actually helped you drop time?New horse, different bit, better conditioning, mindset, hauling more, or something totally unexpected?
I feel like we all try a lot of things, but only a few really click. Would love to hear what worked for you and what didn’t. Always interesting to see how different everyone’s journey is.
A good barrel clinic.
GeHopp - 2026-01-16 7:39 AM
For me it wasn’t one big change, it was finally getting the conditioning right. I used to think I needed more speed work, but my horse actually got faster when I backed off the hard runs and focused on steady fitness work + better recovery days. Once he stopped getting tired in the last barrel/turn, the time just naturally dropped.
For me it wasn’t one big change, it was finally getting the conditioning right. I used to think I needed more speed work, but my horse actually got faster when I backed off the hard runs and focused on steady fitness work + better recovery days. Once he stopped getting tired in the last barrel/turn, the time just naturally dropped geometry dash lite.
The other surprise was switching to a milder bit. I thought I needed more control, but the softer feel actually made him more relaxed and way more efficient through the pattern.
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