Show Jumping and Advanced Horse Riding Training
For riders ready to move beyond the basics. We focus on grid work, course practice, and building the discipline needed to jump 130cm. No fluff, just saddle time.
Our competitive team getting ready for the finale. This clip shows riders Savannah, Samarth, and Nishant practicing 115cm jumps, honing their skills and precision under the arena lights.
This grid work session is essential for preparing our competitive riders for upcoming shows. It helps improve the horse's technique and the rider's control, building the confidence needed for a clear round.
We were honored to host a camp with Nitin Gupta, one of India's best equestrian coaches. Our competitive riders gained invaluable insights into true horsemanship and advanced jumping techniques.
Taking the first step is everything. This video captures the moment a rider commits to the jump, a key part of our training philosophy that turns aspirations into achievements.
A rider and horse clear an obstacle during a training camp. This kind of focused practice is how we build the skills for resilience, determination, and a winning attitude in our equestrians.
Weekend practice sessions are all about course work. Here, a rider navigates a series of jumps, simulating the environment of a real show jumping competition.
The moment of flight is magical. Here, our rider Savannah and her horse Golden Gear seem to levitate over the jump, showcasing the confidence and bond built through consistent training.
A rider prepares to take on a jump during an evening training session. Our well-lit arena allows for flexible practice schedules, ensuring our riders get the saddle time they need.
Success is directly proportional to saddle time. This video shows our riders putting in the hours, practicing grid work and jumps to build the muscle memory and partnership required for competitive success.
Getting the horses familiar with a new arena before a show is crucial. Here, our riders are at the Embassy International Riding School for a practice run ahead of the September EPL.
About Show Jumping & Advanced Training
This isn't a classroom. You are here to ride. My training method uses army-style discipline because safety and control at speed require total focus. We don't teach by talking theory; you learn by doing. If you are here to practice for the podium, we start with your seat, your rhythm, and your connection with the horse.
The progression here is mechanical and rigorous. Beginners start with balance, but advanced training is different. We focus on grid work, setting up specific jump lines that force the horse to adjust their stride and the rider to maintain their position. This is how you develop the feel required for 130cm obstacles.
You will be training on Thoroughbreds like Ultimate Warrior or our trusted schoolmasters. The sessions include 'no-stirrup work' to deepen your seat and intensive course practice to build muscle memory. We do not believe in long lectures. If you make a mistake, you go back and fix it immediately. This methodology prepares you for competitions like the Equestrian Premier League. If you are looking for a hobby, this might be intense. If you are looking to win, this is the environment you need.
We emphasize horse care as much as jumping. You will learn to tack up, groom, and cool down your horse. A rider who cannot care for their horse cannot master the jump. Our academy in Sarjapur Road provides the dedicated arena space and the performance horses required to turn a rider into an athlete.
Royal Equestrian Academy
I spent 30 years in the army, and I teach the same way. At Royal Equestrian Academy, we don't believe in timepass. We build the grit and the bond between you and your horse that makes the difference between a clean round and a knockdown.
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