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<p>Translating back from Dutch to English, I've always learned "impulse" (if this is the same term you mean with "impulsion") is defined as: "The natural inclination of the horse to go forward, induced and controled by the rider".</p> <p>I've always felt there was a rather strong connection to <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impulse" rel="nofollow">the term "impulse" in physics</a>, which can't be a big coincidence.</p>