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This document outlines a jumping lesson plan for intermediate students, including equipment needed, safety issues, objectives, skills, drills, warm-up and cool-down activities, and assessment methods.

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1. Gather necessary equipment such as a jumping saddle and suitable riding boots.
2. Ensure the horse is warmed up properly before starting the jumping exercises.
3. Set up a series of jumps at a height appropriate for intermediate level, typically between 3 to 3.5 feet.
4. Begin with ground poles to establish rhythm and improve the horse's confidence.
5. Progress to low jumps, focusing on the horse's form and your own position.
6. Work on different jump combinations to enhance agility and coordination.
7. Practice proper landing techniques to ensure the safety of both horse and rider.
8. Incorporate regular feedback sessions after each practice to identify areas for improvement.

Who needs Jumping - Intermediate?

1. Intermediate riders looking to advance their jumping skills.
2. Riders preparing for competitions at a higher level.
3. Instructors seeking to develop their students' abilities in jumping.
4. Horse owners wanting to build their horse's jumping confidence and skill.

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What is Jumping - Intermediate?

Jumping - Intermediate is a classification used to describe a specific level of proficiency or skill in jumping activities, often within the context of physical education or competitive sports.

Who is required to file Jumping - Intermediate?

Individuals or organizations that participate in intermediate-level jumping activities, such as athletes in training or competitions, may be required to file Jumping - Intermediate documentation.

How to fill out Jumping - Intermediate?

To fill out Jumping - Intermediate, individuals need to provide relevant information regarding their jumping activities, including participant details, skill levels, and any achievements or scores attained during practice or competitions.

What is the purpose of Jumping - Intermediate?

The purpose of Jumping - Intermediate is to track athlete progress, ensure safety standards are met, and provide a structured framework for evaluating skills and performance in jumping activities.

What information must be reported on Jumping - Intermediate?

The information that must be reported on Jumping - Intermediate includes participant information, date of the activity, level of jumping skills, any injuries sustained, and results from competitions or training sessions.