YES! please do more of these lessons with Kate! This was extreemly helpful! Also, if possiable could you do a lesson on double bridals/how to ride in one? Kate, you are awesome for being the guinea pig, it helped me so much!
@@YourRidingSuccess I agree. Love Kate riding. I'm in the same banana boat as Kate :). This helped me understand my own re-beginning riding after an absence of many years. Thank you Alicia. I have to watch a few times to understand what you meant by the hands on the outside and turning the head slightly inside to avoid spooky Gee. Although my body has a lot of memory muscle from my earlier years of riding -- its that potential spookiness that scares me.
It would be helpful if explanations were provided for the terminology you mention. I learnt to ride in a different era and I'm finding I need to look up what certain things mean. Rather embarrassed to say this. e.g. fall in, behind the vertical, etc.
OMG! I am not even halfway through and I have to comment. I am amazed that Alicia is such an advanced rider but can still remember what a less experienced rider does that results in certain outcomes. You break this down in such a way that regular humans can see what needs to be done and you give us the tools. Super helpful!
This is ace! Thank you! I liked when you said how you feel isn’t what you’re actually doing. I tend to tilt forward, so when I sit straight it feels like I’m leaning too far back, but I’m not I’m straight, it’s just muscle memory I guess and I have to consciously think about it
Wow! I feel like I had my own coaching session watching this. I learned so much by hearing you explain the concepts to a less experienced rider. Super helpful!
Thank you Alicia and Kate. Fun to see you teach someone on your horse. What I wouldn't do to have the opportunity to ride on such a horse! ❤ I have never even sat on an upper level horse . 🙁
Please do more.. that was so good seeing you teach someone and explaining it so well. You have a natural gift for teaching and explaining things.. thank you I’ve learnt so much and appreciate the time and effort and enthusiasm you put in.😁
Brilliant teaching. I have experienced this 'non go' before when other people get on my horse. It's the intention and energy that seems to lack if they are just mechanical and therefore the horse does not go. It's hardcase! 🤠 Yes please more videos 😃
I loved this! In your other tutorials you always have a list of things you need to be able to do first and I can never do any of them...some I don't even understand! This was so much more on my level. Thank you. Please do more with more details of the aids used. Made my day.
This was great! Would definitely love to see more lesson videos, this one was really helpful! Good on Kate for being so brave, she did great, and I love how Alicia teaches by breaking things down in a way us novices can understand. Plus love Alicia's energy and positivity 🙂
Please do more lessons with Kate, she is so brave to put herself out there. I see myself in her, feel the frustration when it just doesn't work like it's supposed to and the aha moment when Alicia finds new ways to communicate what is needed. I'm learning so much by just watching. Thank you ladies and Gee, wine for everyone!
This was another excellent video- Gee was an absolute angel doing his very best. It just goes to show that even a very educated horse gets confused when a person gets on him and is not at that level. Many times we blame our horses for not being forward enough or round enough when what we really should be looking at is ourselves as riders and at what level we are. Needless to say an educated horse makes a world of a difference in one's progress, that's why I love educating school horses and these videos are so invaluable! Thanks ☺️
I also love watching you explain how to correct problems with higher level horses, because I'm sure that's something that you just do without thinking.
21:10 I will watch this lesson several times, as I feel like you’re coaching her through common mistakes and especially towards greater confidence. Thank you do more of these.
I am not a beginner rider, but it's always good to be reminded what beginner riders go through and what they struggle with and remind myself of those basic things. And respect to all coaches teaching beginners, I don't think I'd have the patience for it 😆
Love these - it's great to see really advanced riders explain what they're doing, but having you actually explain to someone who is making some of the similar mistakes I am or having to show them what they're misunderstanding or forgetting is gold. Wouldn't want only this, but to have it mixed in is gold! Thanks!
I would love heaps more lessons like this. Its so good to watch the basics being taught on a schooled horse. Shame more coaches wouldnt share their horses in this way. Great work Kate
Wow thanks Kate for this, you didn't appear nervous of Gee or the camera at all. Great job & Great video. Watching Ges's body language it's like he could sense Kate was nervous and just gave off the most calm energy, like don't worry I've got you. I had an horse that would do that with beginners, he loved beginner riders and would carry them around on his back like they were made of spun glass, but if you got on him and he could tell you knew how to ride and you tried to boss him around, instead of asking nicely he would make you work for every thing and if you tried to show off or be a dick he would pigroot you across the arena to teach you some humility again. He was awesome. Not saying Gee would do that, but I loved Gee's energy in this.
Yes please! Make this a thing!! I so enjoyed this lesson and learnt so much. Kudos to Kate for putting herself out there - she is everyone of us. Alicia explained those basics...which are often so hard to really gasp ..perfectly...thank you!
Brilliant visual lesson, you could really see the difference when everything came together. I also love the analogies you use, theyvate so easy to relate to - surfboard/ ball and the explanation about thinking up when trotting not so much about faster and forward. Loved it@!!!💕👍💕👍💕👍
I hope the green riders understand how important their seat and hands are. If aids that are unclear or contradictory shut down an FEI horse.. how much more will a green horse shut down. This is why it is so difficult for a green rider to train a green horse correctly.. you absolutely need knowledgeable eyes on the ground. Who else noticed how much better Gee walked on a longer rein? To me, this is because Kate doesn't know yet how to drive a horse to round and reach to the bit to be able to shorten reins. Simply taking up the rein length caused the walk to lose impulsion and the hind legs didn't take on more carry. This made the trot transition difficult for Kate to communicate. Lessons on a correctly trained horse teaches a green rider so much. Once you feel a horse using its back correctly or stepping into your hands or the controlled power of extended gaits or the lift and suspension in collection.. you will be forever changed...
Hi Audrey, lessons on trained horses are fantastic! You are right that there were moments that were not perfect but as you said, Kate is learning how to ride the horse connected! How wonderful is Gee ✨
The biggest takeaway for me was thinking of the trot as a different pace not faster. This might seem like something everyone already knew but I've never heard anyone explain it like that, I've honestly just thought of it as faster so thank you to the both of you! 💜
Fabulous Alicia!! So valuable. These style of lessons are so valuable for me, being unschooled. A million little tips. Your brain works so quickly & it's all intelligent!! Could watch you all day!! So much to learn. Difficult riding unschooled horses, I don't have access to anyone like Gee, but feeling ready to open my door, with my horses!! 😅 About to put my tricky Arab mare back into work!! Thanks a million. ❤💥🐴
Loved this! One of my instructors also shared his grand prix horse with me out of the blue one day and I got to ride changes and even a little piaffe. It's so motivating and special to experience and so good for the sport.
i love videos like this! I love watching the progress and how it affects the horse! I would appreciate more of this! Also, Alicia, I love your energy and attitude about horses! Keep it up!
omg I'd love to ride a horse like Gee just once in my life. Its amazing that you're so happy to share him, I'm like that with my mare but most horse people are not like that. lol
That was great. Kate thank you so much for doing this on camera and allowing us to watch you. Double bravo for that! Sometimes Alicia was instructing using feeling / thinking language, and for people like me, we're like...sure but what exactly do I need to do with my body!? Think round ball, lift lift lift. I'd be thinking all of these things but not actually sure how to translate that to the horse. Also, I think it would really be helpful to have an episode about rein aids and specifically turning and supporting a proper banana. For example, when Alicia told Kate to bring the inside rein closer to Gee's neck when he was counter bent, when her instinct was to open the inside rein. Thanks!
Loved it! This was great. Thanks to Kate for being such a good sport. I feel better that its not just me who struggles to get into a rising trot and stay there ☺
I’m shocked by how complicated riding gets as you, and your understanding, progresses. basics that you may have nailed as a novice are way more intricate and thus, challenging 😂 Thank you for the vids! Great resource
Yay! please make this a thing with Kate, this is more like what I asked about previously, more learning for the rider than teaching a horse. very helpful for me as a novice rider who is slow at learning. thank you :) x
This was soooooo informative! I’m glad I found this video, even though I’ve not got a horse to try it on! Definitely looking forward to seeing more of your friend riding so I can learn more!
Omg, love to come and have a try too..same fear of canter..but I will still do it to push myself off my nerves..love it ❤️💞🤗🌻love your videos...alicia xx
Wonderful, how brave is Kate. I have a higher level schoolmaster and we are working on more connection. I also weight and tip more to the right going left at trot and canter, shoulder drops and horse falls in. I am working on weighting my inside leg forward and picking my inside shoulder up and back, while stable in outside shoulder, body positioned left without losing the nice connection. It's hard! Any tips, exercises to correct this? I love your helpful videos.
Hi Laura, Every rider has unevenness in their body - the tip is to work on how even you can become out of the saddle which will then help you to be more even in the saddle. A great exercise for horse riders is pilates as it not only teaches you control of your body but also flexibility. Try watching this th-cam.com/video/BR0qkZy0sbQ/w-d-xo.html 🤩
Loved this video. Yes please ….. would be great to see more of you teaching Kate (she did so well). I have learnt a lot and can’t wait to put it to practice. Thanks 😊.
Really enjoyed this episode Alisha, it covers really basic things that get assumed that we know, like inside rein closer to his neck. Can’t wait to try this in my lesson, I’m finding these videos really helping my understanding so thank you 😊. I’ll look back over the videos you’ve posted to pick out anything you’ve done on moving shoulders because I realise I don’t get it properly.
Not even half way through and I love it! I have a super sensitive native pony I collapse as my right pelvis drops and rotates which forces my horse to counter flex against me It causes a battle he get frustrated with mixed messages from my body and I can't figure out quick enough what to straighten which frustrates him more 🤦♀️ I have given up in the school with him because he gets confused I get confused and its a mess Hacking he forgives me and I find it alot easier to ride but lessons on him it's a mess He's schooled to at least medium level dressage so with me as a sack of confused spuds on him But this is amazing listening to your descriptions, banana, hide your butt fantastic lesson. Massive well done to Kate what a fantastic girl to allow herself be filmed for this another amazing impromptu filming 👌 Our collie is called Jeffrey haha
Really enjoyed this video! I found it so useful watching you explain the aids to a beginner rider. Another vote for more like this! Love your energy too!
This was a really helpful video. I can relate, especially going into trot with having to re-establish my connection and struggling at times. Nice seeing you guys work through it!
Absolutely loved this. I'm a nervous rider too so to see how to work through the issues we all have at times is fabulous. Off to watch more videos. Thank you
As a beginner I learn more from up close pictures to explain what your describing. Your explanations are great but I also need visual aids. Explaining how the reins are gripped and held correctly in your hands and where to place them properly I need an unclose demonstration.
Hi LJ! Thanks for tuning in and sharing your feedback! We do have some more beginner typer videos that would be helpful! Here is one on contact that shows the reins up close -th-cam.com/video/etDYUu5X9AA/w-d-xo.html
so much to think about all the time! This sounds like bits of many lessons I've been through all rolled into one. It can be so overwhelming! great video. learned and relearned lots.
This was great thanks heaps Alicia, and Kate you were awesome!! I'd love to see more of these lessons. I'm just at the stage now of trying rise trot on my mare and this was so so helpful...yeh :-)
A tip for your viewers. If you want to practice holding two reins, you can attach two reins to a snaffle. Bit jealous of the fact you can pop someone else on your horse.
Super video! Thank you for the wonderful video. I didn’t know that there was such a science behind turning the corner! I hope to practice that when I have my next riding lesson. I don’t quite understand how to help stimulate the head pol bend and/shoulders in the right direction of the banana with the relative left and right reins positions. Is there a video on it ?
Great question, if you think of using your reins always in a "push" motion to move the shoulders, never a "pull" motion. And imagine your hands stay always on a horizontal line. We have a new POV camera also so we plan to make some more videos on aids x
@@YourRidingSuccess Great! Can’t wait for more videos on aids! By the way, your explanation about aid on leg yield, specifically about holding the shoulder even though one has seated in the banana is mind blowing! Fantastic job! You could really write a book and combine the book with TH-cam videos. Thanks!
I had my own pony,40- 50 years ago, I also rode my dad's horse 15 hands chestnut growing up in UK. I had riding lessons but I wish I had this level of instruction. I feel for the camera man, that is awfully tiring on his joints holding the camera up for so long. Now retired, I hope to have some trail rides again here in Canada.
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YES! please do more of these lessons with Kate! This was extreemly helpful! Also, if possiable could you do a lesson on double bridals/how to ride in one? Kate, you are awesome for being the guinea pig, it helped me so much!
Great suggestion!!! Glad you liked it xx
@@YourRidingSuccess I agree. Love Kate riding. I'm in the same banana boat as Kate :). This helped me understand my own re-beginning riding after an absence of many years. Thank you Alicia. I have to watch a few times to understand what you meant by the hands on the outside and turning the head slightly inside to avoid spooky Gee. Although my body has a lot of memory muscle from my earlier years of riding -- its that potential spookiness that scares me.
It would be helpful if explanations were provided for the terminology you mention. I learnt to ride in a different era and I'm finding I need to look up what certain things mean. Rather embarrassed to say this. e.g. fall in, behind the vertical, etc.
OMG! I am not even halfway through and I have to comment. I am amazed that Alicia is such an advanced rider but can still remember what a less experienced rider does that results in certain outcomes. You break this down in such a way that regular humans can see what needs to be done and you give us the tools. Super helpful!
Lovely!! xx
This is ace! Thank you!
I liked when you said how you feel isn’t what you’re actually doing. I tend to tilt forward, so when I sit straight it feels like I’m leaning too far back, but I’m not I’m straight, it’s just muscle memory I guess and I have to consciously think about it
me too! i always try to lean back a whole bunch and it feels like i’m soo far back but it ends up just being straight lmao
Can't wait for you to try it! A good check in can be to video yourself riding and watch it back to marry it up with your feeling 💕
Wow! I feel like I had my own coaching session watching this. I learned so much by hearing you explain the concepts to a less experienced rider. Super helpful!
Happy to help!! Glad you enjoyed it xx
Thank you Alicia and Kate. Fun to see you teach someone on your horse. What I wouldn't do to have the opportunity to ride on such a horse! ❤ I have never even sat on an upper level horse . 🙁
Super fun!! xx
Please do more.. that was so good seeing you teach someone and explaining it so well. You have a natural gift for teaching and explaining things.. thank you I’ve learnt so much and appreciate the time and effort and enthusiasm you put in.😁
More to come! Stay tuned xx
Oh what a dream it would be to have you as an instructor! 😊🙏
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Brilliant teaching. I have experienced this 'non go' before when other people get on my horse. It's the intention and energy that seems to lack if they are just mechanical and therefore the horse does not go. It's hardcase! 🤠
Yes please more videos 😃
Stay tuned! 😉
I loved this! In your other tutorials you always have a list of things you need to be able to do first and I can never do any of them...some I don't even understand! This was so much more on my level. Thank you. Please do more with more details of the aids used. Made my day.
It's great to hear this was so helpful for you!! Stay tuned for more great content xx
This was great! Would definitely love to see more lesson videos, this one was really helpful! Good on Kate for being so brave, she did great, and I love how Alicia teaches by breaking things down in a way us novices can understand. Plus love Alicia's energy and positivity 🙂
Thank you!! Stay tuned for more great content xx
This horse is a gem…. So quiet and honest💜
100%!!!
Please do more lessons with Kate, she is so brave to put herself out there. I see myself in her, feel the frustration when it just doesn't work like it's supposed to and the aha moment when Alicia finds new ways to communicate what is needed. I'm learning so much by just watching. Thank you ladies and Gee, wine for everyone!
Super!! Glad you liked it!! xx
Amazing job Kate! You are doing awesome job! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Yay!! Super fun xx
This was another excellent video- Gee was an absolute angel doing his very best. It just goes to show that even a very educated horse gets confused when a person gets on him and is not at that level. Many times we blame our horses for not being forward enough or round enough when what we really should be looking at is ourselves as riders and at what level we are. Needless to say an educated horse makes a world of a difference in one's progress, that's why I love educating school horses and these videos are so invaluable! Thanks ☺️
Super nice feedback!! LOVE reading this xx
Loved it! Kate was fantastic. Learning so much Thankyou Guy's 👏👏👏👏
Our pleasure! xx
Well done Kate! I love how when Alicia explains she says “for your feeling, feels like this” I find her explanations like that really helpful.
Love that! xx
I also love watching you explain how to correct problems with higher level horses, because I'm sure that's something that you just do without thinking.
Thank you so much!
21:10 I will watch this lesson several times, as I feel like you’re coaching her through common mistakes and especially towards greater confidence. Thank you do more of these.
Will do!! Thank you!
I am not a beginner rider, but it's always good to be reminded what beginner riders go through and what they struggle with and remind myself of those basic things. And respect to all coaches teaching beginners, I don't think I'd have the patience for it 😆
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Yesss! Please do more lessons
Cool! I'm glad you enjoyed it xx
Love these - it's great to see really advanced riders explain what they're doing, but having you actually explain to someone who is making some of the similar mistakes I am or having to show them what they're misunderstanding or forgetting is gold. Wouldn't want only this, but to have it mixed in is gold! Thanks!
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Great, great, great platform for learning!! Please do soooooo many more lessons with Kate. Kate - you were a star!!
More to come! Stay tuned xx
It was great to see an actual new rider go through the learning process.
I'm glad to hear that you found it helpful to watch a new rider go through the learning process. Thanks for watching xx
I would love heaps more lessons like this. Its so good to watch the basics being taught on a schooled horse. Shame more coaches wouldnt share their horses in this way. Great work Kate
Thanks for watching, Chrissy! So glad you enjoyed the video x
Wow thanks Kate for this, you didn't appear nervous of Gee or the camera at all. Great job & Great video. Watching Ges's body language it's like he could sense Kate was nervous and just gave off the most calm energy, like don't worry I've got you. I had an horse that would do that with beginners, he loved beginner riders and would carry them around on his back like they were made of spun glass, but if you got on him and he could tell you knew how to ride and you tried to boss him around, instead of asking nicely he would make you work for every thing and if you tried to show off or be a dick he would pigroot you across the arena to teach you some humility again. He was awesome. Not saying Gee would do that, but I loved Gee's energy in this.
Kate is amazing!! It was super fun! xx
Yes please! Make this a thing!! I so enjoyed this lesson and learnt so much. Kudos to Kate for putting herself out there - she is everyone of us. Alicia explained those basics...which are often so hard to really gasp ..perfectly...thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching!
Brilliant visual lesson, you could really see the difference when everything came together. I also love the analogies you use, theyvate so easy to relate to - surfboard/ ball and the explanation about thinking up when trotting not so much about faster and forward. Loved it@!!!💕👍💕👍💕👍
Glad it was helpful!
I hope the green riders understand how important their seat and hands are. If aids that are unclear or contradictory shut down an FEI horse.. how much more will a green horse shut down. This is why it is so difficult for a green rider to train a green horse correctly.. you absolutely need knowledgeable eyes on the ground.
Who else noticed how much better Gee walked on a longer rein? To me, this is because Kate doesn't know yet how to drive a horse to round and reach to the bit to be able to shorten reins. Simply taking up the rein length caused the walk to lose impulsion and the hind legs didn't take on more carry. This made the trot transition difficult for Kate to communicate.
Lessons on a correctly trained horse teaches a green rider so much. Once you feel a horse using its back correctly or stepping into your hands or the controlled power of extended gaits or the lift and suspension in collection.. you will be forever changed...
Hi Audrey, lessons on trained horses are fantastic! You are right that there were moments that were not perfect but as you said, Kate is learning how to ride the horse connected! How wonderful is Gee ✨
@@YourRidingSuccess Gee's awesome.. patient and forgiving.
He is!! xx
Yeah That's the true
She have a very good Trainer ,,Teacher..👌👌👌👏
Thank you x
The biggest takeaway for me was thinking of the trot as a different pace not faster. This might seem like something everyone already knew but I've never heard anyone explain it like that, I've honestly just thought of it as faster so thank you to the both of you! 💜
I totally agree!
Fabulous Alicia!! So valuable. These style of lessons are so valuable for me, being unschooled. A million little tips. Your brain works so quickly & it's all intelligent!! Could watch you all day!! So much to learn. Difficult riding unschooled horses, I don't have access to anyone like Gee, but feeling ready to open my door, with my horses!! 😅 About to put my tricky Arab mare back into work!! Thanks a million. ❤💥🐴
You've got this, Benita! x
I really enjoyed this lesson with a Beginner it really showing us what you are talking about. a lot more of these lessons with Beginners
Glad you enjoyed it! xx
Lovely job to all of you! I'm right where you are Kate and you're my HERO for being so brave!
Yes, she's such a brave lady!!
Loved this! One of my instructors also shared his grand prix horse with me out of the blue one day and I got to ride changes and even a little piaffe. It's so motivating and special to experience and so good for the sport.
Wow!! That sounds fun!
i love videos like this! I love watching the progress and how it affects the horse! I would appreciate more of this! Also, Alicia, I love your energy and attitude about horses! Keep it up!
Wow - thank you xx
omg I'd love to ride a horse like Gee just once in my life. Its amazing that you're so happy to share him, I'm like that with my mare but most horse people are not like that. lol
Isn't he lovely? 🤭
That was great. Kate thank you so much for doing this on camera and allowing us to watch you. Double bravo for that!
Sometimes Alicia was instructing using feeling / thinking language, and for people like me, we're like...sure but what exactly do I need to do with my body!?
Think round ball, lift lift lift. I'd be thinking all of these things but not actually sure how to translate that to the horse.
Also, I think it would really be helpful to have an episode about rein aids and specifically turning and supporting a proper banana. For example, when Alicia told Kate to bring the inside rein closer to Gee's neck when he was counter bent, when her instinct was to open the inside rein. Thanks!
Hi Lindsey, Great suggestions, we have a new camera which is POV so stay tuned for some more videos on specific aids x
Loved it! This was great. Thanks to Kate for being such a good sport. I feel better that its not just me who struggles to get into a rising trot and stay there ☺
You are not alone! Glad you enjoyed this!! xx
I’m shocked by how complicated riding gets as you, and your understanding, progresses.
basics that you may have nailed as a novice are way more intricate and thus, challenging 😂
Thank you for the vids! Great resource
Thanks for that!
Yay! please make this a thing with Kate, this is more like what I asked about previously, more learning for the rider than teaching a horse. very helpful for me as a novice rider who is slow at learning. thank you :) x
Love this!!!
This was soooooo informative! I’m glad I found this video, even though I’ve not got a horse to try it on! Definitely looking forward to seeing more of your friend riding so I can learn more!
Glad it was helpful!
Omg, love to come and have a try too..same fear of canter..but I will still do it to push myself off my nerves..love it ❤️💞🤗🌻love your videos...alicia xx
You got this! x
This is fantastic! Really love how we can see what your teaching, would love to see more videos like this!!
Thank you :)
This was so useful. So many rip to use when I ride. A lesson with you Alicia would be a dream for me.
Thank you!!
Great to see this! Well done Kate - what a fabulous opportunity to have such an amazing horse! More please!
More to come!
Wonderful, how brave is Kate. I have a higher level schoolmaster and we are working on more connection. I also weight and tip more to the right going left at trot and canter, shoulder drops and horse falls in. I am working on weighting my inside leg forward and picking my inside shoulder up and back, while stable in outside shoulder, body positioned left without losing the nice connection. It's hard! Any tips, exercises to correct this? I love your helpful videos.
Hi Laura, Every rider has unevenness in their body - the tip is to work on how even you can become out of the saddle which will then help you to be more even in the saddle. A great exercise for horse riders is pilates as it not only teaches you control of your body but also flexibility. Try watching this th-cam.com/video/BR0qkZy0sbQ/w-d-xo.html 🤩
So awesome to watch....so many ah-ha moments and helpful info! I’d love to watch more of this! Great job Kate - you were fantastic!
Thanks so much! 😊
That was a Master Class!! I loved it. Talking people through issues in a visual way is really helpful.
Awesome! Thank you!
Funny to see how much a horse reacts to the rider. Thank you for the lovely video.
This was fun! You're welcome!!
Love going back and rewatching videos because sometimes things will go straight over my head- brain fog problems! Absolutely love this video!
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that was AWESOME!!!! GO KATE!!!! this sounds like a lesson of mine.
Yay! Thank you!
Loved this video. Yes please ….. would be great to see more of you teaching Kate (she did so well). I have learnt a lot and can’t wait to put it to practice. Thanks 😊.
Great idea!
Really enjoyed this episode Alisha, it covers really basic things that get assumed that we know, like inside rein closer to his neck. Can’t wait to try this in my lesson, I’m finding these videos really helping my understanding so thank you 😊. I’ll look back over the videos you’ve posted to pick out anything you’ve done on moving shoulders because I realise I don’t get it properly.
Thanks Jan! So glad the videos are helping so much. With moving the shoulders just always think you need to use a "push" motion not a "pull" motion xx
Great episode! Thank you for sharing and please do more of these, loved it!
Thank you! Will do! It was super fun!! xx
This episode is awesome !!
Thank you very much!
I've never had a riding lesson with a double bridle. Wish I could have a lesson with you.
Thanks Christopher! ✨
Loved the episode. Thanks so much Alicia. Learnt so much
You're welcome xx
Hurrah! Love this. More please guys x
Yay!! More to come! xx
Great to rewatch and yes please keep doing the basics. Thank you
YAY! Thanks for watching, so glad you enjoyed it x
Whahaha and all the way during your telling, I keep looking at your socks 😂👌🏻🖤💚
Cute isn't it? xx
Not even half way through and I love it!
I have a super sensitive native pony
I collapse as my right pelvis drops and rotates which forces my horse to counter flex against me
It causes a battle he get frustrated with mixed messages from my body and I can't figure out quick enough what to straighten which frustrates him more 🤦♀️
I have given up in the school with him because he gets confused I get confused and its a mess
Hacking he forgives me and I find it alot easier to ride but lessons on him it's a mess
He's schooled to at least medium level dressage so with me as a sack of confused spuds on him
But this is amazing listening to your descriptions, banana, hide your butt fantastic lesson.
Massive well done to Kate what a fantastic girl to allow herself be filmed for this another amazing impromptu filming 👌
Our collie is called Jeffrey haha
Wow, this is nice!! Glad you enjoyed it!! xx
Really enjoyed this video! I found it so useful watching you explain the aids to a beginner rider. Another vote for more like this! Love your energy too!
Thank you :)
This was an excellent lesson. I learnt so much as a new rider and how you explain every movement. Thank you ...
Super!!
Well done Kate!! You did amazing! 👏👏 and good boy Gee! What a legend! ❤
That was such a great video! Thanks guys! 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! xx
This was a really helpful video. I can relate, especially going into trot with having to re-establish my connection and struggling at times. Nice seeing you guys work through it!
So glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching x
I LOVEE IT!! I agree ❤️❤️❤️💫💫💫💕💕💕
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This is so helpful! I cannot look at a banana anymore without thinking about dressage. 😆
Yay!!
Absolutely loved this. I'm a nervous rider too so to see how to work through the issues we all have at times is fabulous. Off to watch more videos. Thank you
So glad you enjoyed it!
As a beginner I learn more from up close pictures to explain what your describing. Your explanations are great but I also need visual aids. Explaining how the reins are gripped and held correctly in your hands and where to place them properly I need an unclose demonstration.
Hi LJ! Thanks for tuning in and sharing your feedback! We do have some more beginner typer videos that would be helpful! Here is one on contact that shows the reins up close -th-cam.com/video/etDYUu5X9AA/w-d-xo.html
@@YourRidingSuccess much appreciated thank you
This is awesome. I can see all the things I do incorrectly. You should do this once a week. Super helpful!!!
Glad you liked it!! More to come xx
Your a patient teacher! It's nice to see. ☺☺
Wow - thank you!
Awesome lesson. Took so much information from this session. You are an amazing teacher. You explain it so well.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your kind words.
omg, have learned so much from your training videos in the last few weeks than i've learned from others in years! keep them coming!!
More to come!
so much to think about all the time! This sounds like bits of many lessons I've been through all rolled into one. It can be so overwhelming! great video. learned and relearned lots.
You're so welcome!
OMG. You are amazing Alicia. This was the best you tube you've done. Wish I could get lessons from you. Keep gping. You are amazeballs.
Oh, wow! Thank you! xx
I love your videos! Your instructions make everything crystal clear. I think you're awesome!
Yay!! Super thanks! xx
Incredibly helpful video!!! Please do more of these.
Thank you! More to come!
Loved this!!!
That was so good to watch, so relatable and helpful. I wish I had an instructor like Alicia, she is so encouraging.
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This was great thanks heaps Alicia, and Kate you were awesome!! I'd love to see more of these lessons. I'm just at the stage now of trying rise trot on my mare and this was so so helpful...yeh :-)
Rock on!
This was so fun! I was posting in my chair trying to help Kate get Gee going. 😆
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A tip for your viewers. If you want to practice holding two reins, you can attach two reins to a snaffle.
Bit jealous of the fact you can pop someone else on your horse.
Yes! Great suggestion!!
I LOVED this lesson!!! It was so helpful!!
Glad it was helpful!
You are so amazing and I love ur videos ❤️❤️❤️
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Super helpful
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This was very helpful! More please, yes!
More to come!
Please do more lessons with kate ❤️💕♥️💫🌈🐴
Glad you enjoyed it! xx
This was great ! Really helpful, would love to see more like this please x
Yay!! Stay tuned xx
Super video! Thank you for the wonderful video. I didn’t know that there was such a science behind turning the corner! I hope to practice that when I have my next riding lesson. I don’t quite understand how to help stimulate the head pol bend and/shoulders in the right direction of the banana with the relative left and right reins positions. Is there a video on it ?
Great question, if you think of using your reins always in a "push" motion to move the shoulders, never a "pull" motion. And imagine your hands stay always on a horizontal line. We have a new POV camera also so we plan to make some more videos on aids x
@@YourRidingSuccess Great! Can’t wait for more videos on aids! By the way, your explanation about aid on leg yield, specifically about holding the shoulder even though one has seated in the banana is mind blowing! Fantastic job! You could really write a book and combine the book with TH-cam videos. Thanks!
Great idea - thank you!! Glad you're enjoying our videos xx
This was awesome! Helped heaps!
Love it! x
Well done Kate and G
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I had my own pony,40- 50 years ago, I also rode my dad's horse 15 hands chestnut growing up in UK. I had riding lessons but I wish I had this level of instruction. I feel for the camera man, that is awfully tiring on his joints holding the camera up for so long. Now retired, I hope to have some trail rides again here in Canada.
Thanks for tuning in Maggie! Glad you enjoyed the video x
if only everyone taught beginners correctly!
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Loved this!!!! Please keep these coming! Would love to come drink wine too!
More to come! xx
This was the best!
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Enjoyed it. Keep this going please
Thanks, will do!
This was great. Nice job.
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You’re hilarious you little firecracker 🧨😂😂 great video
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Once you can ride..its like a bike never forgotton
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Great video such a cool experience
Glad you enjoyed it