Show jumping Exercises, Scott's Exercise (Good show prep)

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @clear-round-training
    @clear-round-training  3 года назад

    Show jumping Exercises are essential to improve your horse's performance, as well as train you to ride in a way that will help your horse perform at his best. For more info on online showjumping training go to this website clear-round-training.com/Top-10-Gymnastics-Sign-up

  • @sliyverinthesky
    @sliyverinthesky 11 месяцев назад +1

    nice exercise thank you for sharing

  • @rosiebrehaut4422
    @rosiebrehaut4422 3 года назад

    This looks like a really helpful jumping exercise for my young horse and I, thankyou!

    • @clear-round-training
      @clear-round-training  3 года назад

      Glad you like it Rosie, there're a few more on my channel that you might like as well, and plenty more to come

  • @jenniferrebecca2813
    @jenniferrebecca2813 3 года назад

    “My big goofy 5 year old” 😂😂😂
    Thank you for this ✨

    • @clear-round-training
      @clear-round-training  3 года назад +1

      You have no idea just how goofy he actually is 😂😂😂 but I love him to bits... You're welcome, plenty more where that came from 😉

    • @jenniferrebecca2813
      @jenniferrebecca2813 3 года назад

      @@clear-round-training I used it yesterday to prep my two 4 year olds for their first show today and it was so handy!! Will definitely check out your other videos. I’m notoriously bad at pacing out strides 😂 thank you!

    • @clear-round-training
      @clear-round-training  3 года назад

      Ok awesome!!!😀😉 If your not sure if you're pacing out well at a show, pace out the combination first, they never really mess with the distances on those. So if you paced out the combination too long you're probably pacing too short, and if you paced out the combination too short you're probably pacing too long. It's not an exact science... but can be helpful 😀😉

  • @Billisolverson
    @Billisolverson 5 месяцев назад

    Can you please give distances in meters not just paces and don't answer 1 pace is a meter, because everyone's stride is different.