How To Get Your Horse's Back And Hind Legs Engaged

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  • Опубликовано: 12 янв 2025

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  • @betho1899
    @betho1899 3 года назад +151

    Loved this video! Inspiration that the “impossible” dressage moves can be broken down and achieved with patience and practice.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +6

      Absolutely Beth! Alicia is so passionate that everyone can do this! She really believes in the systems! Did you have any suggestions of topics or more questions? We really want to tailor this to YOU!

    • @betho1899
      @betho1899 3 года назад +5

      @@YourRidingSuccess Would love an episode where the leg yield is really broken down into exactly what you are doing with your hands, seat, legs etc, something so basic but tricky to master which really complements building towards higher dressage movements. Would love to learn more movement to really get the horse to sit on its hind to build up that strength and power!

    • @shannonmacdonald2051
      @shannonmacdonald2051 3 года назад

      I second this !

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +3

      Beth super!!! You are not the first person to ask for this!!! We have a leg yield lesson all sorted for Tuesday... and Alicia is changing it up a bit to answer some of these questions! It will probably roll out over more then one video TBF!! lol
      Can you please help us a bit? Can you email me at socials.yourridingsuccess@gmail.com
      with an explanation of the questions you would really like to be answered.... go crazy with it!!! Alicia will go through it all and get it out to you on some epic videos!!xx

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Shannon, you are not the first person to ask for this!!! It's a hot topic! We have a leg yield lesson all sorted for Tuesday... and Alicia is changing it up a bit to answer some of these questions! It will probably roll out over more then one video TBF!! lol
      Can you please help us a bit? Can you email me at socials.yourridingsuccess@gmail.com
      with an explanation of the questions you would really like to be answered.... go crazy with it!!! Alicia will go through it all and get it out to you on some epic videos!!xx

  • @sureyabell2082
    @sureyabell2082 3 года назад +182

    Thank you for supporting Natasha. I miss her but your energy and passion is palpable and contagious in a different way and it's awesome. Could you make a video of how you handle being unsure/or scared in the saddle?

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +21

      You are so welcome!
      Sureya can you send us am email, explaining a little more about how we can help you regarding being unsure et c in the saddle.
      Ill pass it onto Alicia and she will do a video about it!
      socials.yourridingsuccess@gmail.com

    • @Tatelina
      @Tatelina 3 года назад +11

      What did I miss...where is Natasha?

    • @odettethompson9891
      @odettethompson9891 3 года назад

      @@Tatelina also want to know

    • @ne0nZchr0me
      @ne0nZchr0me 3 года назад +2

      You should feel like you're sitting on a Harley motorcycle in a vertical position with your weight in your heels... & maybe standing in the stirrups in a 2 point will help wake those lower body muscles up and help with comfortability & balance on top any walking or standing horse...a walking horse will give your feet some relief and you can simply sway your hips with the horses mini bounce.....if I'm wrong or missing something critical Please respond or ask a professional! I'm still a relatively new intermediate level rider!

    • @adnan_Ok
      @adnan_Ok 3 года назад +1

      @@YourRidingSuccess this video is obviously for advanced dressage riders or I'm a little slow; I did not understand anything from this at all.

  • @Sarisgtz93
    @Sarisgtz93 3 года назад +16

    No one had ever explained this to me so clearly before. THANK YOU! As a showjumper who always slacked in her dressage, I feel enlightened!!
    (I wish the cameraman could have been moving along with you during a few of the steps, especially when you started adding the half halts just to be able to see better what you were doing. but those are minor details. the video was truly amazing!!! )

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Glad it was helpful Sara! I know one of Alicia's goals is to ALSO be a GP showjumer too!!! So watch this space! lol
      But definitely the tempo control and engagement training can really help a show jumper!!!
      Alicia is so passionate that everyone can do this! She really believes in the systems!
      Did you have any suggestions of topics or more questions? We really want to tailor this to YOU!

  • @danicadaly2591
    @danicadaly2591 3 года назад +7

    I’m a beginner rider & absolutely obsessed with the Mowgley videos. I feel like I learn so much from each one!

  • @kimberlyequestrian6037
    @kimberlyequestrian6037 3 года назад +72

    Woah I never thought about using leg yield as a way to increase impulsion and that natural lift in the back that creates a moment of suspension and then holding that there with a half halt for a few seconds before letting them back into a regular trot. AWESOME tip!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +6

      Thanks Kimberly! Alicia is so passionate that everyone can do this! She really believes in the systems! Did you have any suggestions of topics or more questions? We really want to tailor this to YOU!

    • @kimberlyequestrian6037
      @kimberlyequestrian6037 2 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess I would love to see something on how to transition from lower to higher level dressage and what the differences may look like in terms of tests, say from intro/training level to first and second level. Thank you guys!!

  • @melissamaeder2250
    @melissamaeder2250 3 года назад +11

    I’ve learnt the most from this video than millions of other videos put together!
    Thank you so much

  • @hollykattenberg5638
    @hollykattenberg5638 3 года назад +17

    I love this! It's a real pet peeve of mine when people try to teach a flashy trot, or amazing jump, on their expensive naturally talented and experienced horses. It was so encouraging to see a horse that has a completely normal gait :)

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Holly! thank you so much for the support! Yes, Alicia is so passionate that its all actually not that hard. And most horses can do it, and well!!!
      Did you have any suggestions for topics or questions you would like answered? Alicia is very dedicated to making this channel all about you guys!

  • @Kathyspook
    @Kathyspook 2 года назад +5

    I just found you while looking for how to have a long leg, something I struggle with, and I have to say that I LOVE your energy and passion! You’re so inspiring with the way you teach and the words you use. Thanks for sharing your gifts!

  • @fenser9932
    @fenser9932 2 года назад +4

    «You don’t know what you have within your horse until you try and find it!» What an amazing video which almost brings me tears! I’m a trainer and still struggled a bit to trust the process with my own horse! This video is so educating (even for me as a trainer) and on the other hand so logically explained that you just understand it! I will be watching it again with students and friends! Thank you❤️

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  2 года назад

      Thanks so much for your kind words! So glad to be of help!!

  • @horse_addictforlife_ECuestrian

    I love how you always pat your horses while they're just standing there as you're talking, it really shows how much you care about them!!! Also love the level of energy and effort you put into these videos!!!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  Год назад +1

      Thank you!! Our horses need all the love and care they deserve x

  • @emilywhitehead5336
    @emilywhitehead5336 3 года назад +40

    This is a great video x I’d love to see a video on doing dressage on a not so perfect horse sort of encourage people with not so perfect horses or ideal breeds to keep going. And also I’d love to see how the help a horse that always pokes their nose out and rides with their nose in front of them 😊

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +11

      Great suggestion Emily! We are actually already on this!!! Check out every Wednesday and we will be bring on an OTT straight off the track!
      We will also have a 4yo making regular appearances in August onwards.
      ANNNND, as part of our giving back to YRS, we are training one of our DMA members horses, whom she has been having problems with! Stoping, going up and bucking!
      Let us know if that is the sort of content you were talking about! xx

  • @leiabrowning3925
    @leiabrowning3925 3 года назад +18

    Thank you so much for actually breaking it down and giving us the steps to success! Thank you for supporting Natasha and doing a fabulous job that she knew you would! Would you be able to do something along the lines of getting your horse more forward and supple.. we do lots of transitions but we aren’t really getting anywhere! Keep up the great work! xx

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Hi Leia! Yes! We have had loads of requests for a similar topic! So it is now in the video schedule, watch on Tuesdays and Thursdays and you'll see the video prob in about 5-6 weeks!
      Keep the ideas coming! we really want this to be very tailored to you!

  • @simonshusse
    @simonshusse 2 года назад +2

    I'll never get to this level, but on the other hand I'm having so much fun "not skipping training scale"! Thanks for breaking it apart like this, love your energy!

  • @fourlegsandatail7882
    @fourlegsandatail7882 3 года назад +1

    Thank you So Much. I've Got A Lesson On Wednesday Ill Be Trying This. 30 Years Of Riding Should Be Okay. Love To Have A Go Myself. Getting My Own Horse Next Year Cant Wait. Thank You xx

  • @carachapman
    @carachapman 3 года назад +1

    This is BRILLIANT! So interesting to see the "normal" trot progress to the fancy trot and how to get there - thank you!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thank you Cara! Did you see todays next instalment?

    • @carachapman
      @carachapman 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess I watched the contact video - brilliant. Looking forward to catching up on the leg yield video tomorrow.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      its up now Cara! xx

  • @acceptingWhatIS
    @acceptingWhatIS 2 года назад +1

    you are giving me hope - started to try today and did ok had him on the bit for a couple of seconds at a time

  • @GabbyWarner-t7r
    @GabbyWarner-t7r 5 месяцев назад

    I sooo LOVE THIS.. never dreamed we could make a fancy trot by compiling a few of the techniques together, what a great piece of information to implement in my training success. THANKYOU!!
    Following!! ❤

  • @martajarguz9802
    @martajarguz9802 Год назад +1

    Thank you sooo much
    Now I understand after almost 5 month's my riding lessons why what for and more it need to be a Basic .Straightness. connecting. Motions I Rhythmic. Impulsion...And Cpllecttion.....
    Ofcourse half halt and Rise...Now I really Understand. Thank you.
    Just wanted to tell you it takes me a little bit longer also because I'm Polish and it's wee bit harder for me coz I need to listen and ofcourse Understand what my trainer is telling to me and ofcourse its little bit for me harder to try to have a Good attention for learning and understanding...
    Thanks Again for your very helpful and understanding lessons....Your the Best 👌 👍 😉😉👌👏

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  Год назад

      We're happy to know you're enjoying the learning so much from the videos! We can't wait to see all the positive results you will be making soon xx

    • @martajarguz9802
      @martajarguz9802 Год назад +1

      @@YourRidingSuccess 😉😉😉 Thank you

  • @AmeliaNewcombDressage
    @AmeliaNewcombDressage 2 года назад +1

    Yes! Thanks for this one!!

  • @monikamariam
    @monikamariam 3 года назад +12

    Wow, that's brilliant video, helped me so much with understanding process of how to do better trot, cuz I'm struggling with this right now. Thank you for this video!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      You're very welcome Monika! Did you have any other topics you were wondering about? We would love to hear from you and hopefully help!

    • @monikamariam
      @monikamariam 3 года назад +1

      @@YourRidingSuccess I have a problem with relaxation while riding, I'm so focus to do something right that I got tens (and especially in shoulders and neck), maybe you could do an episode what's helping to relax? I would appiciate that

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Great idea! leave it with us

  • @diamondintheruffdressage
    @diamondintheruffdressage Год назад +1

    Needed this video today, some days dressage feels so impossible, I needed to see this!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  Год назад

      I'm glad to hear that the video was helpful to you! Dressage can indeed be a challenging discipline but with dedication and perseverance, you can make progress and achieve your dressage goals.

  • @Spiritmourn
    @Spiritmourn 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for another amazingly helpful video Alicia. I tried this guidance today in my lesson and although it was hard, I managed to get some great moments where my horse was (whose 20+ years old!) engaging her rear and lifting her pole so was in an outline. I have never experienced this before with her. My coach was wonderful and helped guide me like you on how to do this and what to look out for, what to feel more importantly! Amazing I can't wait to ride again. Xxx

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  2 года назад

      Sounds fantastic! Well done! Thanks so much for sharing your experience!! :)

  • @michellegreig3131
    @michellegreig3131 3 года назад +5

    Pat on the back for an amazing first video,I like the fact you break everything down to build it back up again and we can see every detail and aids to achieve an overall picture,well done team.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thanks so much Michelle! Alicia was nervous, so these comments will help so much!
      Did you have any questions or suggestion for more content.. we would love to tailor it to you ask much as we can!

  • @hanasawyer1194
    @hanasawyer1194 Год назад

    This is such an excellent video. Getting to see how to progress from a non developed horse and gradually develop greater hind end action has been a large mystery. This helps understand that process. Thank you so much.

  • @maggierobbins4511
    @maggierobbins4511 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much Alicia
    I love how you break everything down and are so specific with the aids.
    You are my # 1 online trainer

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  2 года назад

      YESSS!!! So glad you are enjoying the videos so much x

  • @sharonsheppard727
    @sharonsheppard727 Год назад +1

    Just re watched this as just joined Di.
    So inspiring, so descriptive.
    Can't wait to have a try.

  • @rairahim847
    @rairahim847 3 года назад

    I love when she said YOU CAN DO THIS WITH ANY HORSE! That gives hope for me who ride OTTB most of the times 🥰🥰

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      so pleased!!!! Everyone deserves to learn this stuff!! love it!
      How are you getting on with our subscribe to be in the draw to win comp? :-)

  • @avishimaurya3029
    @avishimaurya3029 3 года назад +4

    His style of trotting is amazing! Loved it!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      So good! We love him too! Did you have any questions or suggestion for more content.. we would love to tailor it to you ask much as we can!

  • @horsingwithhugo
    @horsingwithhugo 3 года назад +2

    I’m loving your energy and enthusiasm Alicia!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thank you so much Jessica! So glad you enjoyed it!!
      Did you have any more questions? We can feed them back to Alicia! She is super keen to make these videos as much about you as possible!

  • @bethanyjoyes2189
    @bethanyjoyes2189 3 года назад +2

    Thank you so much Alicia! I have been wondering for sooooo long, how to create an attractive/fancy trot. I could never find something that really gave me thorough instructions but now I have! Thank you soooooo much!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      YAYYYYYYY!!!!! So pleased you liked it!!! Bethany, let us now ANYTHING you can think of that you would like to know more about.... Alicia is very keen to break anything down you are wanting to hear!

  • @blueshelties
    @blueshelties Год назад +1

    The teacher we all need. Thanks!

  • @blueshelties
    @blueshelties Год назад

    Simply the finest dressage inspiration video on RUclips

  • @EderHolguin
    @EderHolguin 3 года назад

    I love how you break everything down for a way for everyone to understand.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Eder, Thank you very much1
      One question has been focused around what to do when you loose your balance...
      So we might add a video in between this and step 2, showing what to do when you loose your balance!
      Thinking Alicia bareback!!! What do you think?

    • @EderHolguin
      @EderHolguin 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess That would be awesome. My biggest issue is my horse going beyond the vertical when I ask for more impulsion, instead of raising the base of his neck.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      The tempo control video will really help here I think.... its still a few weeks away

  • @rachaelrogers2104
    @rachaelrogers2104 3 года назад +1

    I love you already! Thank you for your caring lessons that make dressage better for horses and riders! YOU ROCK AND THAT HORSE IS A PEARLER!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Wow! Thank you !

    • @rachaelrogers2104
      @rachaelrogers2104 3 года назад

      Your Riding Success of course you are a great person for inviting others into the mysterious world of dressage young and old. I couldn't help thinking of all the beginners and young riders that you inspire!! What a beautiful thing you are doing. Sometimes it can be very confusing and overwhelming..but with your gregarious heart ,enthusiasm,commitment to other riders and helping them "Get it" ..not to mention very professional approach ,I think you have no idea how many lives you touch! You touched mine and if I had the golden buzzer you'd be getting the golden buzzer right now(A.g.t.) lol. Thank you keep that good stuff up and thank you again see you again in a future video lesson. Have a good day

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Wow, really wow! This makes it all worth it xxxxx

  • @acools07
    @acools07 2 года назад

    I am loving these basic videos! I pick one to watch before my ride, then work on incorporating what I learned from the video in my ride! Thank you for your excellent instruction, I love how you keep it simple, so motivating!

  • @benitascott3533
    @benitascott3533 2 года назад +2

    This is the greatest video Alicia!! Viewing no. 33!!! Greatest recipe, greatest Wessel!!! ❤❤❤ Love it! Inspirational! That video changed my riding life, changed my belief system!! Thankyou a million, sending big flashy trot feelings to Wess & Alicia during his recovery!! 🥰🥰🥰🐴🐎🐎🐎🙏🙏🙏💖

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  2 года назад

      WOW!! Super amazing!! Glad the technique worked for you!! x

  • @alyssacova5289
    @alyssacova5289 3 года назад

    I love the concept of the invisible leg yield to build more engagement! I've never thought of it like that!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thank you so much Alyssa!! Have a look at this video at about 8min... it should help explain it even more! ruclips.net/video/ytNAX0sYupQ/видео.html

  • @dianebailesEq
    @dianebailesEq 3 года назад +1

    Miss you Tash but Alicia is great too. Glad she is doing a vid on leg yield soon. I would like a video on riding a 20m circle particularly in canter as I’m struggling with this at the moment. Thanks both xx

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Great idea!! We actually have a 20m circle video planned and ready to go! So that will air this quarter... BUT we hadn't thought to add when cantering... So it is officially on the list! THANK YOU!!!xx

  • @sarahseed1141
    @sarahseed1141 2 года назад

    Love this! I just got myself an OTTB. We had our first ride yesterday and simply worked on step 1- rhythm.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  2 года назад +1

      LOVE it! We can't wait to hear more about your progress x

  • @mdee860
    @mdee860 3 года назад

    Really great instructions. You are very clear in your explanation on how to achieve this - which is not easy to do! Well done, you!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Glad it was helpful! Thank you! What is your best "ah ha moment" from the videos so far?

  • @vidikat
    @vidikat 3 года назад +1

    Leaving for my lesson, watching you first for my daily dose of motivation and energy. 💥💥💥❣️

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      You got this! Check back in and tell us how you go!

    • @vidikat
      @vidikat 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess Honestly guys, I’ve been devouring the Your Riding Success Pilates coursework and riding videos. For the past 2 weeks my instructors and riding pals have been marveling at my consistent progression. I feel like I’m on a sugar high. Lolz. 🐎🍭 I only started riding in January and I’m 67. 👍🏼 Heartfelt thank you.

  • @benitascott3533
    @benitascott3533 2 года назад +1

    Great demo! Great explanation! Great steps. What is the wait 2 steps please? Love your method. Tips to use your thinking!!! Fabulous encouragement! OK have to go out & ride now!! ❤❤❤🐴

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  2 года назад +1

      Hi Benita! The first step is getting Wessel to be moving in a normal trot where he is taking the contact down and forward. The second step is to get him to start picking up the frame- Alicia does this in the video by using a leg yield x

  • @davo2587
    @davo2587 3 года назад

    This video is just what i've been looking for, thank you so much for explaining this in detail. dressage instructors generally never give you this kind of information. I'm going to practice this tomorrow.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      You're very welcome!
      How are you getting on with our subscribe to be in the draw to win comp? :-)

  • @sarasounds2389
    @sarasounds2389 Год назад +1

    This is really good. Thank you for breaking it down.

  • @erica_writes_isla
    @erica_writes_isla 3 года назад +1

    Love this! Its so easy to think a horse can't do it because they aren't 'naturally flashy' I love the break down here. I wish I had a horse i could work with right now! My part-lease horse is great, but not really mine to turn into a training project as much as I may like. Someday though! I wish I was up in over in your area (and very lucky!) Wessel looks like such a fun ride!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Thanks so much Erica! Let us know if there is anything you'd like to see us cover!x

    • @erica_writes_isla
      @erica_writes_isla 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess I think it would be cool to see this go even further and talk about training piaffe. I'm not even close to there, but am always interested in the training method for something like that!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thanks Erica! Yes this has been asked for a little bit recently.... so we are putting one together! Leave that with us! Look out for it on a Tuesday or a Thursday

  • @mariannjakobsen8148
    @mariannjakobsen8148 3 года назад +1

    Amazing - kovely and wonderful approach to dressage❤

  • @rileytwitchell4924
    @rileytwitchell4924 2 года назад +1

    OMG!! I loved this video and by the end of the summer I will be jumping

  • @cherylrobertson8869
    @cherylrobertson8869 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for this video. Seeing you ride while you break things down makes learning from you so much easier and having you break down each element to explain how they all come together helps it make more sense. More videos like this kind please 💕🐴🙏

  • @bimzie
    @bimzie 3 года назад

    I just wanted to say that I found the info on how to bring the horse into a higher frame SO HELPFUL!! (This is definitely something I struggle with on horses who haven't been taught a higher carriage by someone else!) It was really cool to see Wessel naturally rebalance himself for a few strides after the leg yield. Great video!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Glad it helped Aysha! Did you see the leg yield video today? x

  • @KerryCiarrai
    @KerryCiarrai 3 года назад

    Came across your video and what a beautiful way that you broke down the steps. You’re an amazing instructor.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Wow, thank you Kerry!
      Did you have any topics or questions you might like us to cover?

  • @laragoosen473
    @laragoosen473 3 года назад +5

    Wow … this was so helpful ! I’ve never heard it be explained so well 🤩 definitely going to try get a “fancier trot” in my next ride !

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Glad it was helpful Lara! Alicia is so passionate that everyone can do this! She really believes in the systems! Did you have any suggestions of topics or more questions? We really want to tailor this to YOU!

    • @laragoosen473
      @laragoosen473 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess My horse often falls out on the circle, some advice on how to stop this would help … and I’m always trying to improve my position and my knowledge on how to influence my horse more with my seat, so anything with regards to this would be helpful !

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thanks so much Lara! Keep commenting and asking for more! We have been inundated today with comments!!
      Lucky enough.... this whole month is about how your seat influences the horse! So stay tuned!!

  • @jan_z7855
    @jan_z7855 3 года назад

    I love this kind of videos. They really help me and I think a lot of other people as well with there horses. I’m showjumper and that kind of videos improved my riding and my horses relaxation…
    thank you for being such an amazing inspiration.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Wow, thank you! Tash and Alicia will love that show-jumpers are also enjoying their videos! It is Alicias little goal to do GP show jumping too!!
      Did you have any other topics you were wondering about?
      We would love to hear from you and hopefully help!

    • @jan_z7855
      @jan_z7855 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess not really any specific topics. I really love videos like this because show jumpers without basic dressage can never be successful in the bigger classes…so thank you for everything!

  • @Полина-ш4й9р
    @Полина-ш4й9р Год назад

    Спасибо!!! 2 года назад у меня получилось добиться каденции на рыси с лошадью. Потом произошла травма и после этого у меня не получалось. Я долго искала информацию о том, как мне прийти к этому обратно. И ваше видео мне оказалось безумно полезным в этой теме на фоне 100 других

  • @HisLovedOne
    @HisLovedOne Год назад +1

    Thanks for your encouragement! I am trying this!

  • @ebonynewell639
    @ebonynewell639 Год назад

    Absolutely love this video! What a motivation and inspiration! Thank you!
    And 18! He is such a legend!

  • @Полина-ш4й9р
    @Полина-ш4й9р Год назад

    Очень нравится Ваш формат видео - посмотрел утром/вечером/в обед маленький, понятный ролик и побежал пробовать с лошадью🐎
    Я тренирую всадников, раньше была в конкуре, в выездке без тренера 4-5 лет на своих лошадях. Учусь на своих ошибках (мало средств на спорт) и на крупицах информации в интернете

  • @christywandover71
    @christywandover71 3 года назад

    Wonderful explanation, but showing the before, during and after was incredible. Thank you.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Awesome, thank you Christy! Did you have any topics or questions you might like us to cover?

  • @pernillaaldrinbjorkman3873
    @pernillaaldrinbjorkman3873 2 года назад +1

    I've tried this a few times now with my not so flashy jumping horse. She's very floor bound (not sure you say it that way un english), but she's a very economical mover 😅 finally getting some results from this and she's moving a bit bouncier and gets a bit of a nice frame 😃 love your videos! Very educational and motivational even for a showjumper 😁

  • @dbmoonshinekid3354
    @dbmoonshinekid3354 3 года назад +2

    I'm loving these videos and learning so much! Thanks for explaining in a way that is easy to understand and inspiring. Can you do a video about starting a horse in the double bridle?

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Great suggestion! I am going to add this to the list of videos that are requested - stay tuned!

  • @lynnettejalufka2682
    @lynnettejalufka2682 3 года назад

    Thank you for showing the small steps to go from what I would a hunter under saddle trot to a dressage trot. That looks like it's just a step away from passage, which I would love to learn how to teach a horse.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Glad it was helpful Lynette! This is the basics and overview Lynette. Our DMA programme has a more in-depth explanation. And our DMA TV (this video) will every week give you more and more information and different ways!
      Did you have any other topics you were wondering about?
      We would love to hear from you and hopefully help!

  • @---td5fg
    @---td5fg 3 года назад

    God this horse is so lovely every time I see him - I have ridden so many different horses but I have never been given the chance to ride such a beauty! I am defiantly try and teach my grumpy mare some of that and I will try and apply some of this to my Equine management course as well! Love this xx

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Thank you so much! Did you have any suggestions for topics or more questions? Alicia really wants to make this for you as much as possible!

    • @---td5fg
      @---td5fg 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess I have one - Its, If you had a horse that is unwilling / backwards, what would be the best steps to make the horse become more foreword thinking? The reason I ask this is a lot of the horses I ride tend to be backwards thinking and can be hard to ride at times :D thanks for the quick response!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Kita, this is a great question! It is big enough for a video I think!! So I will send to our social PA and get a video going for you! It fits in very well with OTT horses too! Bare with me it way take a few weeks. But it is on the list!!!

    • @---td5fg
      @---td5fg 3 года назад +1

      @@YourRidingSuccess Thank you so much!

  • @_arts_y
    @_arts_y 3 года назад +1

    I really love how you show the process! It's so informative!

  • @duskypony3111
    @duskypony3111 3 года назад

    Brilliant video! So inspiring for us with horses that aren't purpose bred for dressage, a little hard work goes a long way!!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Sure does Dusky! Please let us know if you have anymore questions we can answer for you!

  • @samanthasimmons5699
    @samanthasimmons5699 3 года назад +1

    You inspire my dream in riding dressage still have yet to find a trainer i mesh with but i know its something i wanna persue.

  • @millieashton9022
    @millieashton9022 3 года назад +2

    Awesome! Thankyou! Fantastic video - I love the emphasis on the training scale and the ability to develop the pace (trot) with quality and correct basics! So awesome to see it broken down in this way visually. Wow! Very much looking forward to future videos!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Mille, thank you so so much! Alicia loves to keep the education very correct, but still not confusing.
      Did you have any more questions? We can feed them back to Alicia! She is super keen to make these videos as much about you as possible!

  • @yahyakrisna2358
    @yahyakrisna2358 3 года назад +1

    I ve never seen a video so easy to comprehend about something a bit sophisticated

  • @leannemoir7591
    @leannemoir7591 2 года назад +1

    Feeling inspired! Thank you for breaking this down in this video

  • @NamasteintheSaddle
    @NamasteintheSaddle 3 года назад

    This makes SO much sense. I have been looking for some fun yet educational dressage videos and loved finding this!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Awesome, thank you so much!
      One question has been focused around what to do when you loose your balance...
      So we might add a video in between this and step 2, showing what to do when you loose your balance!
      Thinking Alicia bareback!!! What do you think?

    • @NamasteintheSaddle
      @NamasteintheSaddle 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess Alicia's bareback videos will always amaze me haha! Definitely maybe explaining how to count rhythm and strides to help with balance, what to do in situations where you're thrown off balance and how to regain it. Of course yes bareback would help! I am a pararider and unfortunately cannot ride bareback anymore so other ideas in the video would be helpful :)

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thank you! Yes, we were thinking bareback more from the point of view, that it may be the only way we can unbalance Alicias seat! lol
      So our idea is, that because Alicia will make mistakes she will be able to show you how to reach when you loose your balance

  • @firstlast4188
    @firstlast4188 3 года назад +2

    This is SO helpful! Thanks for breaking this down all the way back from the start like this. My coach has me do similar exercises but this was helpful because now I have a better idea of why we're doing the exercises, what to look for, and where it's all heading. Keep up the great content!! 💙

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      OH that is so great! Sometimes it is so much easier to learn, when you know where you are heading!!!! Alicia and Tash will love this!! Thanks for sharing!
      Is there any topics or questions you would like us to give more insight too? We are trying to Taylor our content as much as we can toward you! x

  • @emilymacintyre9504
    @emilymacintyre9504 3 года назад +2

    Great video! would love to see a video on how to encourage a horse that goes behind the vertical to reach forward, one of my horses really sucks back

  • @irmadinidae
    @irmadinidae 3 года назад

    Thanks, Alicia, for your encouragement and explaining step-by-step how anyone can achieve a fancy trot on any horse using the Riding Scale, consistency, persistence and practise. I will try....

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      You are so welcome! Did you have any other topics you were wondering about? We would love to hear from you and hopefully help!

    • @irmadinidae
      @irmadinidae 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess Thank you so much. I'll keep that in mind.

  • @michaels7045
    @michaels7045 3 года назад +1

    I am a little confused. Same show but different woman doing videos? Both are enjoyable, and more importantly not only informational, but also oddly assuring. These videos always build my confidence and are inspirational in addition to the highly useful educacional component. I watch them before and after my lessons and find them really useful. Huge fan!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thank you for your lovely comments and glad you love the videos. You are right that now Alicia is the one featured in the recent videos and Natasha was in the previous videos. Tash is still very much involved but in a slightly different capacity, if you watch this video Tash explains it more ruclips.net/video/knoEf_zA0ns/видео.html ✨

  • @beckyboop9669
    @beckyboop9669 3 года назад +1

    This is great-im just starting to learn dressage and about the weight aids, so this is all super helpful to understand how the horses I ride have been trained, and how I can move towards them looking like the 'after' version that they are already capable of 😆 Something for all levels here 👍 Love the fact you colour coordinate with the horse 😊❤

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      You are so welcome Becky!
      next episode on Tuesday is actually about where the weight goes... so you should love that!
      Did you have any other topics you were wondering about? We would love to hear from you and hopefully help!

  • @asia5285
    @asia5285 3 года назад +2

    I love this so much! So informative, inspiring and encourage to do things we dream of)) I like to use the same approach with my students "its only seems as difficult but, look, you can! I explain how")

  • @jaydark8718
    @jaydark8718 3 года назад +3

    I would love to see you train one from the ground up. This is beautiful! Thank you

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Thank you Jay!!! Watch this space! you will get to meet Toto soon! He is our resident 4yo!

  • @thisirishcobcan
    @thisirishcobcan 3 года назад

    I have a horse who has the most amazing trot in the field. His trot was improving so much under saddle before he went on box rest. This was a really helpful video. Hopefully I can put it in to action, depending on whether my horse is able to work again.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thanks for sharing Rachael!! What happened to you horse? Why was he on box rest?

  • @rebeccamattei979
    @rebeccamattei979 2 года назад +1

    I loved this! Improved my riding really helped thank you 👌😁

  • @alicecohen4726
    @alicecohen4726 3 года назад +1

    Your fitness Alicia is wonderful because to talk for us while riding these videos and the trots in this session is impressive.
    Horse is lovely and may you go well for a long time as i have ridden horses still in late 20s with suppleness benefits!
    Just curious re behind the vertical? Later after the session he appears stretched and soft with an beautiful open gullet.
    Is this just a warming up posture for him?
    Thanks for a great video 💕

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thank you Alice, yes Alicia is very fit which is important while riding. Great question, I am going to ask Alicia to answer this one for you in some more detail ✨

  • @sharonsheppard727
    @sharonsheppard727 2 года назад +1

    Wharch this again 2day so going to have a real go at this if we get a break in the weather.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  2 года назад

      We can't wait to hear how it goes when you try it out x

  • @rebekahsprlyan6982
    @rebekahsprlyan6982 3 года назад +3

    This is exciting! I’m only still in a walk in my riding and can’t wait to get back into it as soon as I can!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +2

      HI Rebekah! There is still SOOOOO much you can do in walk!!!! Would this be a topic you may like to see?

    • @rebekahsprlyan6982
      @rebekahsprlyan6982 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess it would be good to have some beginner tips etc, I have learnt some good leg aids etc but it’s difficult to get regular lessons and rides. So I do vaulting as well for balance and fun!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Rebekah! Thank you!!!!
      Can you please help us a bit? Can you email me at socials.yourridingsuccess@gmail.com
      with an explanation of the questions you would really like to be answered.... go crazy with it!!!
      Alicia will go through it all and get it out to you on some epic videos!!xx

    • @rebekahsprlyan6982
      @rebekahsprlyan6982 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess sounds good! I’ll put on my thinking cap!

  • @ponpimonkarnchanachari1033
    @ponpimonkarnchanachari1033 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for the training! Your explanation is very clear. Already subscribed!!

  • @redmare1746
    @redmare1746 3 года назад +1

    Mary Jo
    This video is so inspiring I return to watch it periodically 💗

  • @RanchoGV
    @RanchoGV 3 года назад

    I love how you put this all in this video. Love it and thank you.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Glad you enjoyed it! Did you see our comp to win a paid year learning o a PSG horse? x

  • @LiMaking
    @LiMaking 2 года назад +1

    I love the positivity :) thank you!

  • @michaelstevens215
    @michaelstevens215 3 года назад

    Yes...inspiration..well shown an pleasure to watch. Thank you

  • @wallcrawler9212
    @wallcrawler9212 2 года назад +1

    You are so inspiring, you make everything so easy to understand! Thank you 😊

  • @АминаКасимова-щ5ъ
    @АминаКасимова-щ5ъ 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for this video! Looks amazing 🤩💗

  • @michelekanefsky7511
    @michelekanefsky7511 3 года назад +2

    Thank you! This is the best explanation I’ve ever heard! So helpful for my confidence! 😊💕

  • @theramaers669
    @theramaers669 3 года назад

    Loved the video and your explanation of how to get a bigger trot. I can’t wait to try it out on my horse. Big hugs to Tash xx

  • @karolinawisniewska6422
    @karolinawisniewska6422 Год назад +1

    I love this motivation and attitiude, thanks! 😁

  • @cornbugirl
    @cornbugirl 2 года назад +1

    How can I find & follow the sequence of videos for this topic? I love, love, love this dressage channel. It's my favorite to follow. I find it the most helpful and Alicia is too funny and very suopportive.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  2 года назад

      So glad you are enjoying the videos!! We have playlists for certain topics that you can find on our channel page xx

  • @ksen5907
    @ksen5907 3 года назад

    Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! This is extremely helpful for those of us who are just learning all of this.

  • @eliflyinghorses7909
    @eliflyinghorses7909 3 года назад

    This is extremely helpful! We have just recently started with dressage, and only teaching my green ex-endurance horse some basics, and this is very inspiring! There were times when we were told that my horse would never jump or do well in dressage, and I always disagreed - and here is the video proving that! Thank you so much :)

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Glad it was helpful! If you have chosen your partner, and you follow the training scale and system. He will 100% show you the very best he can do!
      Is there anything else you wold like to see? We wold love to make this channel more and more about you!

    • @eliflyinghorses7909
      @eliflyinghorses7909 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess Thanks so much for your response, I agree 100%. We did it with jumping, now time to do so in dressage too! I would say introduction to lateral would be very helpful, including more advance movements like haunches in, half passes etc.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      WEEEEELLLLL laterals are starting Tuesday!!!! YAY! Alicia has all the above that you suggested scheduled in ! Tuesdays and Thursdays for the next two months!

    • @eliflyinghorses7909
      @eliflyinghorses7909 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess Yay!!! Super excited! Alsooo what would be helpful, is teaching a green horse contact. We are starting to get a hang of it, but maybe more tips from OTTB's series? Thank you!!

  • @chalc8882
    @chalc8882 3 года назад +1

    I found this hugely helpful thankyou! Can't wait to put this into practice tomorrow. This was really fantastic 🤗

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      You're so welcome!
      Alicia is so passionate that everyone can do this! She really believes in the systems!
      Did you have any suggestions of topics or more questions? We really want to tailor this to YOU!

  • @claireedwards2077
    @claireedwards2077 3 года назад +1

    Can't wait to practice this ,struggle with getting and keeping my tempo

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Ahhh Claire, Tempo control is such a good topic! Ill feed that back to Alicia get her to do a video about it!!! she actually has some really cool tricks for this.
      Did you have any more questions? We can feed them back to Alicia! She is super keen to make these videos as much about you as possible!

  • @dreamingtani5411
    @dreamingtani5411 3 года назад +1

    This was so motivational! I loved the step by step instruction. I have just restarted my pony under saddle after two years of nothing so we are still working out how gas and stearing work but it just shows me that we can achieve something amazing down the line :) The plans on weight aids for this month sound really helpful. Also I would love tips on keeping tact right, as my mare is five-gaited.

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Hi there! Ponies are actually Alicias speciality! She trained on to PSG and he trotted like Wessel too!!!
      Could I ask , can you send us am email, explaining a little more.. Ill pass it onto Alicia and she WILL do a video about it!
      socials.yourridingsuccess@gmail.com

    • @dreamingtani5411
      @dreamingtani5411 3 года назад

      @@YourRidingSuccess that is amazing! Thank you :) I will send you an email no problem

  • @angelynroca6810
    @angelynroca6810 3 года назад +1

    Amazing video. Very educational and inspiring. Thank you!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад

      Thanks so much Angelyn! Alicia was nervous, so these comments will help so much!
      Did you have any questions or suggestion for more content.. we would love to tailor it to you ask much as we can!

  • @Blueflint
    @Blueflint 3 года назад

    Thank you so so so much for this video! I've struggled for so long to find a video properly explaining getting this 'fancy' or 'second' trot and FINALLY here is one! Subscribed and looking forward to watching many many more videos, especially about developing the trot :D Thank you again!

    • @YourRidingSuccess
      @YourRidingSuccess  3 года назад +1

      Hi Laura! Thanks so much for your support! Glad you enjoyed it! Did you see our completion to win a paid year learning o a PSG horse? x

  • @marinalayton643
    @marinalayton643 3 года назад

    Brilliant, this is incredibly helpful being broken down into detail steps. Thank you.

  • @carmenslee6234
    @carmenslee6234 3 года назад +1

    Wonderful = you are a very good trainer!