Welcome back, Ava

Your lower leg stability improved 12% over your last three rides.

Goal: Sharpen lower leg stability and lighten the release at 1.20m.

Performance score
Very good+6 vs last month
84AVG
84
Average · last 12 rides
Best: 92Rides: 28Percentile vs Competitive: 75th
12 wkToday
Vs. Competitive median — top three rider metrics
Posture
Competitive median: 84+0 · On level median
Lower leg
Competitive median: 82-6 · Slightly below median
Harmony
Competitive median: 85+0 · On level median
Discipline focus
Show Jumping
1.20m Jumpers — A circuit
Rider score
84+4
Horse score
83+2
Harmony
85+3
Latest AI insight
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Strong round overall, Ava.

Your hand and eye were elite today — Kestrel had every chance to jump well because you didn't interfere. The cost was in your base of support: when the lower leg slips back, you lose the ability to absorb landing and ride forward through the bending line. Tomorrow's session should be 80% flatwork in two-point and 20% gymnastics that force the leg to stay underneath you.

Overall
84
Rider
84
Horse
83
Harmony
85
84
Most recent ride
1.15m Schooling Round
Kestrel · May 12, 2026
Rider trend
84
Posture · Leg · Balance
+6
Horse trend
84
Kestrel · Rhythm consistency
+0
Next recommended drill
Priority

Heels-Down Landing Pole

Lower leg stability through landing

Foundational20 min
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Improvement focus this week
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Mon
Flat — no stirrups + two-point stamina
20 min sitting trot without stirrups; 10 min two-point at canter.
Wed
Pole work · placing pole + small vertical
Builds the discipline to stay tall through takeoff.
Fri
Gymnastic line — bounce-stride-bounce
Forces lower leg to stay under, heels driven down on each landing.
SunDone
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