Chemaine has developed several series of videos to help riders increase their balance and riding stamina. Using the yoga ball, riders can develop better weight aids, discover how to change the tempo, and initiate transitions. Yoga ball dressage creates the opportunity for real practice for riding your real dressage horse. A Yoga Ball Video is available to purchase for $20. Simply contact Chemaine to order yours. To see more of Chemaine's videos, subscribe to her YouTube channel seen here. 
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In addition to the video series, Chemaine teaches yoga ball clinics which can be done almost anywhere. Yoga Ball clinics can be especially effective when done in conjunction with a riding clinic. Chemaine can bring her yoga balls, or riders may bring their own. Price for the yoga ball clinics varies depending on the distance traveled. Contact Chemaine to schedule your yoga ball clinic.
Yoga Ball Balanced Dressage I
​In this video, the focus is on the building blocks of a solid and effective seat. Let Chemaine take you through weight aids, initiating transitions, and developing the stamina to ride your real dressage horse.
Yoga Ball Balanced Dressage II
​This video is a guided tour through US Equestrain Training Level Test 3. With Chemaine on the ball, and a picture in picture of her also on the horse, you will ride through the test with her from three different views.
Yoga Ball Balanced Dressage III - A
Training Pyramid for Riders, Steps 1 and 2
This installment focuses on flexibility and core engagement.
Yoga Ball Balanced Dressage III - B
Training Pyramid for Riders, Step 4 (Step 3 is below) 
This installment focuses on posture and balance.
Yoga Ball Balanced Dressage III - C
Training Pyramid for Riders, Step 3 
​This installment focuses on muscular stamina.
Yoga Ball Balanced Dressage III - D
Training Pyramid for Riders, Steps 4 and 5
This installment focuses on relaxation, focus, and intent.
Yoga Ball Balanced Dressage IV
In this video, we revisit many concepts shared in earlier videos. Now, the main focus is on riding the First and Second Level movements. I'll show you how to sit correctly to ask your horse to leg yield, shoulder in,  haunches in, canter, and counter canter.