Matt Frost's Full Horse & Country Dressage Masterclass: app.horseandcountry.tv/video/handcmediahctv048430005b-masterclass-xtra-matt-frost-s3e5?start=1290&hctv_aff=RidingwithRhi-f5GfY0tqxD8dP6gM
Lovely video. Matts horse is beautifully soft and stretchy! What a dream! It’s always nice to see the everyday rider try these dressage masterclasses. More attainable for us amateurs 😂! Teds lovely, so much potential 🥰
I LOVED THIS! xx Just a couple notes on reward from an instructor & NHMS trainer (Natural Horsemanship) . This is by no means anything negative - just positive assistance observations! I love it when people help point out things that I don't see in my riding. In no way is this me telling you how to ride - as you ride bloody well xxx These are all things that I have learnt & teach on the daily. 1. Rewatch Matts lower leg when walking relaxed and then note how yours is a lot stiffer - try loosening your hips a little and allow them more "sway" with the horses walking movement. Also note and take lots of deep breaths and this will help your horse calm down naturally much quicker. It regulates both your heart rates. When we ride our horses heart rate becomes ours and vice versa. 2. When rewarding Ted on the halt - ask him to halt & instead of patting immediately (the pat being the acknowledgement reward that he's waiting for) - try counting to three...then five... then 10 etc (build up the wait in intervals) before giving them the "release" and this will help you achieve a halt & wait without the step through a lot quicker too. 3. Your shortening & lengthening was spot on. Really great visual example of what to do here! xxx Thank you for this lovely video. I am always looking for visual material such as this to send to my students in theory. xxx
Thank you for your thoughtful comments. You may like some of my recent videos and my upcoming video this Friday - it's with my new osteopath and she talks a lot about the tightness in my hips! I've been doing a lot of work lately on trying to improve my symmetry etc through yoga etc
Your hair looked so pretty in the intro :) good information thank you, I like how you made a point to ride what your comfortable with. I am not yet cantering my horse but can still find value in these classes.
Yess I love when you do these!! keep doing them and can you do an equestrian clothing haul or some clothes? brands that you recommend? also can they be worldwide ? I am in America and I am having so much trouble with finding affordable ridding clothes
Hey! Sure, I do this kind of video with Horse & Country TV. I love Half Halt Equestrian for stylish clothes (code AMRR for 5% off new collection) and Equus England has a huge range, use code BARD10 for 10% off. Both ship to the US! X
Matt Frost's Full Horse & Country Dressage Masterclass:
app.horseandcountry.tv/video/handcmediahctv048430005b-masterclass-xtra-matt-frost-s3e5?start=1290&hctv_aff=RidingwithRhi-f5GfY0tqxD8dP6gM
Well done, so wonderful to see someone who is trying with a not so perfect horse and improving. Gives the rest of us hope. Keep up the good work
Lovely video. Matts horse is beautifully soft and stretchy! What a dream! It’s always nice to see the everyday rider try these dressage masterclasses. More attainable for us amateurs 😂! Teds lovely, so much potential 🥰
I LOVED THIS! xx Just a couple notes on reward from an instructor & NHMS trainer (Natural Horsemanship) . This is by no means anything negative - just positive assistance observations! I love it when people help point out things that I don't see in my riding. In no way is this me telling you how to ride - as you ride bloody well xxx These are all things that I have learnt & teach on the daily.
1. Rewatch Matts lower leg when walking relaxed and then note how yours is a lot stiffer - try loosening your hips a little and allow them more "sway" with the horses walking movement. Also note and take lots of deep breaths and this will help your horse calm down naturally much quicker. It regulates both your heart rates. When we ride our horses heart rate becomes ours and vice versa.
2. When rewarding Ted on the halt - ask him to halt & instead of patting immediately (the pat being the acknowledgement reward that he's waiting for) - try counting to three...then five... then 10 etc (build up the wait in intervals) before giving them the "release" and this will help you achieve a halt & wait without the step through a lot quicker too.
3. Your shortening & lengthening was spot on. Really great visual example of what to do here! xxx
Thank you for this lovely video. I am always looking for visual material such as this to send to my students in theory. xxx
Thank you for your thoughtful comments. You may like some of my recent videos and my upcoming video this Friday - it's with my new osteopath and she talks a lot about the tightness in my hips! I've been doing a lot of work lately on trying to improve my symmetry etc through yoga etc
@@RidingWithRhi Amazing! I'll definitely be watching! I struggle with the exact same thing! xxx Thanks for the great and informative content!
Your hair looked so pretty in the intro :) good information thank you, I like how you made a point to ride what your comfortable with. I am not yet cantering my horse but can still find value in these classes.
Thank you. And yes! That’s exactly it - you can take value from it no matter what your level
Wow this was so helpful tysm for making it
Yay good job 😊
Yess I love when you do these!! keep doing them and can you do an equestrian clothing haul or some clothes? brands that you recommend? also can they be worldwide ? I am in America and I am having so much trouble with finding affordable ridding clothes
Hey! Sure, I do this kind of video with Horse & Country TV. I love Half Halt Equestrian for stylish clothes (code AMRR for 5% off new collection) and Equus England has a huge range, use code BARD10 for 10% off. Both ship to the US! X
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When riding flatwork should you release the outside rein my instructor says to pressure and release the outside but everyone says to keep it steady
What is your day to day job xx
My pony is stiff on right compared to left
Ground work! Flection to left/ right, yielding hindquarters, etc. Try rewarding with treats, perfect way to create positive association with bending
Unfortunatelly have a too far