I like that "hook your outside hip to the rail" put your weight in the direction your going. when I try to hard, I get nothing. Just need to get out of my own way.
This was extremely helpful. I am in the process of retraining a resistant horse at the trot, so I have been doing in hand work. I am just starting shoulder in with him, and he seems to hold tension in his shoulders. Part of the in hand work has been Spanish Walk hoping to engage his shoulders and attain looseness and lightness. Thanks for such a detailed explanation of the aids.
@anyone so would one say it’s the same aids for canter..? …I thought I may have heard that before, with the use of inside rein, steady on outside, inside leg at girth and outside leg behind the girth…
I watched the entire video series on shoulder-in. Thank you!
Love the explanation. The light went on when you demonstrated. Thanks so much!
Very simple and helpful explanation. Thank you so much , the idea has finally clicked 🙏🏻
I like that "hook your outside hip to the rail" put your weight in the direction your going. when I try to hard, I get nothing. Just need to get out of my own way.
This was extremely helpful. I am in the process of retraining a resistant horse at the trot, so I have been doing in hand work. I am just starting shoulder in with him, and he seems to hold tension in his shoulders. Part of the in hand work has been Spanish Walk hoping to engage his shoulders and attain looseness and lightness. Thanks for such a detailed explanation of the aids.
Very helpful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you
The best explanation ever
Thank you so much, this is the best explanation ever. Soft hands and a great kindness 👌
It's possible to make a video with haunches in ??
That will be in the works. :)
Great video! But please use a tripod. Dizzying to watch.
@anyone
so would one say it’s the same aids for canter..? …I thought I may have heard that before, with the use of inside rein, steady on outside, inside leg at girth and outside leg behind the girth…
what do you mean, when you say "hook" my outside hip to the rail, thanks
Agree, never heard of that, don't know what it means.