Conviction and Intention | Nicholas Fyffe | PART 03
Rider Position and Aids
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Nicholas has the rider work on going from posting to sitting trot while staying forward. He explains that when she uses her aids she must have conviction that she will get the response desired and respond if she doesn't. When they go to the canter, Nicholas encourages them to keep the canter and get it back if he trots.
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