Connecting Vaulters
written by Felix Bender (Voltigierzirkel e.V.)
| GERMAN VERSION BELOW |
With what costs do vaulters have to deal with? How much do the clubs or vaulting departments have to spend each month on their horses? How much do the coaches receive for their work? To present an overview, we asked you exactly these questions on Facebook – with the support of Vaulting World.
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We wanted to give you the insights of the CVI Ermelo 2019, as the beginning of the season is still full of surprises and new freestyles have been shown. From the 3rd to the 5th of May, Senior 3* and Junior 2* vaulters gathered in the Netherlands.
This weekend was a huge gathering for the Vaulting World in Saumur 2019, France. The combination of a CVI and the FEI Vaulting World Cup Final created a huge enthusiasm. The beautiful arena was a perfect place to host this CVI and the Final, that we all enjoyed just like a show.
CVI Portogruaro took place in Italy at the same time, so the vaulting community was split. Here you can find some impressions and the most important results of both competitions:
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Next weekend the FEI Vaulting World Cup™ Final 2018/2019 will take place in Saumur (France) from April 18th to 21st and we would like to give you an overview of the participants and the current standings.
We all know that vaulting is a special form of dance that amplifies the connection between horse and vaulter and it is up to us to make sure that this connection is expressed to the audience. We can all appreciate how tough this is, and to continue to express through the music whilst trying to focus on maintaining strength and harmony is no doubt the most difficult part of vaulting. With the scoring system making the artistic element increasingly important, maintaining expression is paramount along with having a great variety of moves. Here we will show you how the judges score you to help to further understand the artistic scoring system, as well as give you hints and tips on how to improve your artistic score.
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Horses and their maintenance are expensive and most vaulters have experienced times when they don’t have a horse. Some insiders of our sport (we cannot mention them yet) have told us that they made a proposal: To include vaulting on a bike instead of on a horse in competitions. This new vaulting trend would facilitate many vaulters to compete on a moving item and to improve their balance.
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Last Sunday we had the chance to visit the BLEYER Volti-Magic Show at Equitana 2019 in Essen (Germany). We had a great time and would like to tell you more about this stunning event and share some impressions in this article!
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Today, we would like to tell you the beautiful story of a French equestrian show, created by an ex-vaulting athlete, Alexandra and her husband Arnaud Macé, horse whisperer.
The 3rd edition of the American Vaulting Association (AVA) Education Symposium counts the best keynote speakers and clinicians, who are all meeting in Las Vegas, USA from the 6th to the 10th of March.
After the time of cold weather, holidays, cozy Christmas movies, practicing new freestyle moves, improving compulsories and a lot of fitness, the new season has started. It is the time to make new goals and make dreams come true. It might be possible that one of your goals is to compete in your first international vaulting competition: a Concours de Voltige International (CVI). If this is the very first time for you as a vaulter, it can be a real challenge to figure out what you need to know, what you need to prepare and what to expect. We have some tips for you and we asked some well experienced vaulters and coaches to give their advice.
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