HOW TO WARM UP A HORSE

[@dorothyleeuw8774]

I personally think he warms up better in the canter, more through and over the back, and I think this is your better gait. We all have issues we need to work on and you need to stabilize your lower leg in the walk and the rising trot. Lovely horse.

[@barbaraleighroberts5561]

So enjoyed your warm up lesson, more of these tips please. 🇬🇧

[@GloriaK1065]

Glad you are back in your 😮😢order format. Love when you teach. Beautiful horse

[@silverfar101]

Thanks for sharing this part of a workout. I love how you incorporate stretching and softness. And my my my what a beautiful walk Guapo has! 😍

[@HorsesInMotion]

Very nice riding 👌👍 Just perfect especially for this kind of horse. Delicia's offspring has been very sensitive at all ❤

[@christinafragis7224]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Totally agree, when having a clear and positive conversation with your horse you both benefit.

[@annieoakley5075]

I 🖤watching you ride Joseph. I am tall like you and wish I had the rider position that you have. I also am learning so much from your narrative.

[@lauracox4009]

Joseph you are such a beautiful rider. Thanks for explaining everything you do in the warm up!

[@falizianme5846]

Great tips for warming up! Now if I could just ride ! 🥺❤️🐎

[@juliadianebeckert5794]

Wonderful and informative to watch. Thank you!

[@jamesnewcomb3765]

Wonderful. Attention and mindfulness at every step.

[@bitullahsherani3225]

I LOVE HORSE RIDDING
THANKS FOR PROVIDING SUCH A CHANCE TO LEARN IT....

[@dedeemilnes5920]

Magical ty for your teaching

[@moonsmilk333]

beautiful soft riding. thanks for sharing.

[@pimblinky]

Thanks for the tips 🤩

[@jillkovac8051]

Lovely walk

[@amyf8231]

I like this training video

[@tangerine1215]

❤❤❤

[@suekelderhouse5160]

Curious as to what breed of dog? Thank-you!

[@bitullahsherani3225]

Keep going...

[@jrodbish21]

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[@jaiminelson7004]

Why are you at the trot so much leg movements?

[@Ocean_Equestrain]

Because his heels are past the barrel of the horse so he has to move his heel up to give an aid!