Learning to ride made easy - no, learning to ride is not easy; it is a continuous learning process if one is committed to classical riding theory. However, this book can significantly facilitate the learning journey. The book is clearly practice-oriented, with the theory based on the guidelines and principles of classical riding instruction; it does not matter whether one is an amateur or a competitive rider. At the center is Chapter 6, which contains methodological exercise series (MÜR) that can be directly applied in practice. They are divided into "New Lessons/Exercises (Chapter 6.2)" and "Solutions for Typical Problems from Both Rider and Horse Perspectives (Chapter 6.3)." They outline the path, the "how," to a solution. This also serves riders who work independently. Instructors will also find numerous suggestions.