Rider Position and Aids
Improve your body position and effectiveness of your aids with help from the Equestrian+ coaches.
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3YO: Maintaing the Contact and Longer Steps | Dr. Ulf Moller | PART 03
As Dr. Ulf Moller teaches a lesson with this three year old gelding he asks the rider for a steady contact and to keep him coming from behind to the bit. With his conformation, he has the rider ask for a falling neck. They work to keep an even tempo and keep him straight.
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3YO: Maintaing the Contact and Longer Steps | Dr. Ulf Moller | PART 01
As Dr. Ulf Moller teaches a lesson with this three year old gelding he asks the rider for a steady contact and to keep him coming from behind to the bit. With his conformation, he has the rider ask for a falling neck. They work to keep an even tempo and keep him straight.
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Listen to the Leg | Courtney King-Dye | PART 01
Courtney King-Dye-Dye works with a new client and horse competing at Fourth Level. They have let her know that the horse is tough in the mouth, and Courtney has them start by explaining an effective half halt while riding the volte at the walk. She has the rider add the leg to keep him from slo...
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Listen to the Leg | Courtney King-Dye | PART 02
Because of this gelding's show experience he tends to lengthen on the diagonal even when he isn't asked to. Courtney has the rider use this opportunity to work on his half halts with the energy usually used for the lengthening. They instead school the lengthenings on the long side, making sure ...
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Working with A Young Rider on Technique | Jan Brink
Jan Brink working with Young Rider on Technique
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Using the leg to to improve contact in the hand | Jan Bemelmans | PART 01
We join Jan Bemelmans in this schooling session already in progress. They make sure the horse is in front of the leg and that he is supporting with the inside leg in the half pass. They perform a great line of twos and then ones before taking a break with a canter on a long rein. As he begins h...
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Using the leg to to improve contact in the hand | Jan Bemelmans | PART 02
We join Jan Bemelmans in this schooling session already in progress. They make sure the horse is in front of the leg and that he is supporting with the inside leg in the half pass. They perform a great line of twos and then ones before taking a break with a canter on a long rein. As he begins h...
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Introducing Flying Changes | Christoph Hess
Colleen demonstrates how turning your toe out can cause different effects depending on the size of rider in relationship to the horse. As she moves into the trot, she first works at getting him forward and then asks for some connection. She next checks her balance in the saddle by performing ar...
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Into the Contact
Lisa Wilcox begins the clinic with a beautiful palomino showing tension in a new environment. She rides and demonstrates how to create a better connection through slow, consistent and patient work.
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Improving the Contact with Colonel Christian Carde
Improving the Contact with Colonel Christian Carde
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Improving the Gaits | Jane Bartle-Wilson | PART 03
Improving the Contact with Colonel Christian Carde
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Improving the Gaits | Jane Bartle-Wilson | PART 01
Improving the Contact with Colonel Christian Carde
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Improving the Gaits | Jane Bartle-Wilson | PART 02
Improving the Contact with Colonel Christian Carde
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Improving the Contact with Colonel Christian Carde
Improving the Contact with Colonel Christian Carde
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Hunter Ring to Dressage Ring - Rider Position | Ali Brock | PART 02
Allison helps the rider with her position, emphasizing how important the little details are. They address how riders are more forward on one side than the other. She explains how she controls the tempo without pulling.
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Hunter Ring to Dressage Ring - Canter Work | Ali Brock | PART 04
With Allison help they improve their departs and keep a better connection in the canter. She instructs her on stretching in the trot and then returns to the canter departs from that relaxation.
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Humble in the Bridle | Laura Graves | PART 02
Laura explains her ideal training schedule for young horses. This youngster shows a little spookiness and they work through that gently. Laura emphasizes that the rider needs to get a forward reaction when an aid is applied. She asks that the rider keep him straight and give forward. They help ...
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Humble in the Bridle | Laura Graves| PART 03
Laura works with the rider to get the horses' belly to the outside rather than worry about what his head and neck are doing. They ask him to stretch with his nose out while keeping some contact and staying straight and he shows more carrying power. Laura explains the half halt and how his body s...
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How to Get Your Horse on the Bit | Hilda Gurney
Getting your horse to stretch and reach towards the bit to establish contact. Hilda explains and shows you in a methodical way how this can be achieved. She also discusses roundness and getting the horse to move over its back. This is a good basic video for young horses or green riders.
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Getting the Shoulders Straight | Sandy Phillips | PART 02
Part 2: Sandy explains the importance of improving the young mare's balance so she can then come more through and forward, without relying on the riders hand for support. She has the rider work on rein back, and notes the mare is reining back on her mouth and her shoulder. instead of pulling back...
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Getting the Horse to Listen to the Aids | Henk van Bergen | PART 02
Getting the horse to listen to the aids
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Getting the Horse to Listen to the Aids | Henk van Bergen | PART 01
Getting the horse to listen to the aids
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Taking You | Nicholas Fyffe | PART 01
Getting the horse to listen to the aids
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Taking You | Nicholas Fyffe | PART 02
Getting the horse to listen to the aids