Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Inside leg outside rein has always been difficult for me. I haven’t really figured it out yet. You make it sound so easy, and it actually helps! You’re great at explaining. Your videos have helped me so much. ❤
When you discuss rider position the core is extremely important as well as the rider being symmetrical. The point of the rein aids is to move the shoulders -one needs to be discussed with the other. And yes forwardness is the first step. If riders do their body work off the horse (working on strengthening their core and their asymmetrical tendencies) they will create a forward horse on the aids naturally . This human body work entails discipline, daily work, and assessment and years to undo incorrect muscle memories . Look at the masters -they have done their human body work-off horse - to achieve a balance state therefore enabling the horse to be balance. When one sees this it is inspirational .
I always thought of getting inside bend as an effective "cheat" to getting roundness with my horse, but this made me think about the biomechanical connection of suppling *into* roundness.
Good reflection. When we look at the training scale, it becomes easier to see the connection from achieving suppleness before roundness and connection :)
Great question! When a horse is round, they are lifting up their back and using their topline to carry themselves and the rider. Meaning in the long term they are building muscles, healthier on their joints etc. Plus, it allows them to have better balance to do more advanced things (more advanced transitions, movements, etc).
im riding a lesson horse right now who goes bit-less, can I still try this to get him round even bit-less? or is there something else to do with the hands?
Great question! Horse can go round if they are in a bit or bitless options. It's important to ride them round for their health and soundness. And remember, it's not all about the hands, it comes from behind first!
I start my riding thinking about where I am in the sadle if I'm straight moving with the horse or where I put my weight, and where I am the most balanced, and what affect it has on my horse. usually it affects both direction and bend even to the point where it affects my horse direction of leaning. Then I focus on both legs around the horse, and feel where my horse isn't straight. and then I work to try to make him as straight as possible, I tend to realise that making corners is a lot easier to help control the body and realize where the horse is or the use of oppesite bend. when he is straight I can bend or flex any direction so I usually focus on making the horse straight as the horse never is completely straight and that creates a different type of bend with a different goal :)
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Inside leg outside rein has always been difficult for me. I haven’t really figured it out yet. You make it sound so easy, and it actually helps! You’re great at explaining. Your videos have helped me so much. ❤
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Thank you so much for this video Amelia so useful ( drawing and the zoom on your reins ) 😍 seems basic but so important
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Your explanations and demos are just great Amelia!!!
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Really helpful. Thanks.
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When you discuss rider position the core is extremely important as well as the rider being symmetrical. The point of the rein aids is to move the shoulders -one needs to be discussed with the other. And yes forwardness is the first step. If riders do their body work off the horse (working on strengthening their core and their asymmetrical tendencies) they will create a forward horse on the aids naturally . This human body work entails discipline, daily work, and assessment and years to undo incorrect muscle memories . Look at the masters -they have done their human body work-off horse - to achieve a balance state therefore enabling the horse to be balance. When one sees this it is inspirational .
I agree, off horse fitness of the rider is so important! I put an emphasis on it in the majority of my programs :)
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I always thought of getting inside bend as an effective "cheat" to getting roundness with my horse, but this made me think about the biomechanical connection of suppling *into* roundness.
Good reflection. When we look at the training scale, it becomes easier to see the connection from achieving suppleness before roundness and connection :)
Why do we have to make the horse round?
Great question! When a horse is round, they are lifting up their back and using their topline to carry themselves and the rider. Meaning in the long term they are building muscles, healthier on their joints etc. Plus, it allows them to have better balance to do more advanced things (more advanced transitions, movements, etc).
im riding a lesson horse right now who goes bit-less, can I still try this to get him round even bit-less? or is there something else to do with the hands?
Great question! Horse can go round if they are in a bit or bitless options. It's important to ride them round for their health and soundness. And remember, it's not all about the hands, it comes from behind first!
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I start my riding thinking about where I am in the sadle if I'm straight moving with the horse or where I put my weight, and where I am the most balanced, and what affect it has on my horse. usually it affects both direction and bend even to the point where it affects my horse direction of leaning. Then I focus on both legs around the horse, and feel where my horse isn't straight. and then I work to try to make him as straight as possible, I tend to realise that making corners is a lot easier to help control the body and realize where the horse is or the use of oppesite bend. when he is straight I can bend or flex any direction so I usually focus on making the horse straight as the horse never is completely straight and that creates a different type of bend with a different goal :)
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