This is one of the best explanations I've heard about balance, changes and rider responsibility. What is shocking is how few views there are, when a silly reining show can garner thousands upon thousands of views. My bit of inspiration for the day! Thank you.
Thanks so much Teri! Please feel free to share or embed the video on your site or socials! Eitan offers up some terrific and easy to understand explanations for training in general. Hope you have a terrific Monday! :-)
I've been riding dressage for years, and thought I understood about horse mechanics . The canter has always been my challenge, and it took me a while to know when to ask for the required lead. This is the best, most understandable explanation I've ever heard regarding change of lead.
The first flying change is not correct, so is the third one and a couple of next ones (mostly the change from left to right (look at it again- the hind has to change before the front, essentially pushing it out of the way) One should not explain things, that one can not do!
Says the guy who demonstrates a piaffe that isn't a piaffe and "in hand" work that causes a tense back. He may not have had enough impulsion for "perfection", but honestly. Just *why*?🙄😬
You are certainly the higher side of the best of the best. Thank you again for your life time of study and riding. ❤
The best explantion ever! Looking for an explanation like this my whole life. Thankyou
This is one of the best explanations I've heard about balance, changes and rider responsibility. What is shocking is how few views there are, when a silly reining show can garner thousands upon thousands of views. My bit of inspiration for the day! Thank you.
Thanks so much Teri! Please feel free to share or embed the video on your site or socials! Eitan offers up some terrific and easy to understand explanations for training in general. Hope you have a terrific Monday! :-)
I've been riding dressage for years, and thought I understood about horse mechanics . The canter has always been my challenge, and it took me a while to know when to ask for the required lead.
This is the best, most understandable explanation I've ever heard regarding change of lead.
A lead change is a diagonal change … pretty simple! Thanks for you explanation.
Thank you!
Hey this is pretty cool, love the light flowing movement and you can see the horse quite willingly oblidge here, beautiful!!..:)
Hi Carolyn. Thanks for the comment! Eitan certainly makes it look easy no?
This is sooo helpful. Thankyou for breaking this down so well. More like is would be great for shoulder in and travers and renvers. 😊
Nice
I hat this
Practice, practice, practice!
What is this for an horse type?? Is it a quarter horse?
The first flying change is not correct, so is the third one and a couple of next ones (mostly the change from left to right (look at it again- the hind has to change before the front, essentially pushing it out of the way) One should not explain things, that one can not do!
Says the guy who demonstrates a piaffe that isn't a piaffe and "in hand" work that causes a tense back. He may not have had enough impulsion for "perfection", but honestly. Just *why*?🙄😬