She is one of my absolute favorit riders. Love so much watching her. Her father was an incredible horseman the same is she now. Absolutely PRO horse! ❤
Amelia, I am SO jealous. I'm outing myself, but I was fortunate to lesson under one of Ingrid's Dad's (Werner) students. I was further fortunate to receive a mini lesson from the man himself. I will always love the Klimke's style, love, and fairness to the horse. Because of what I learned, I am very particular who I follow, and your work has always reminded me of them. Thank you for sharing with us. 💞
Hi Amelia! Thank you for sharing your input from the clinic, - that's very kind. My favourite takeaway was the position of the hands while letting the horse strech. I've instinctivly done this for a while now, because I felt when I put my hands wide apart he kind of got too low with his head and the nose less forward. But when I put the hands on fist-width, he also gently pushes with his jaw against the bit forward and opens his pole and the "Ganaschen" (sorry, I don't know the English word). So now I feel happy that I've got that one right by try and error. 😅
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So excited that you had such a wonderful opportunity to attend this clinic! Thank you for sharing key points with us so we can make improvements as well. Love your mindset.
Huge fan of Ingrid so lucky you and thanks for sharing 🎉🎉 like them all but most the tips about the hands and even more the one about love and appreciation 🐴
The explanation for why it helps to have your hands close together was really interesting to me. There are so many conflicting perspectives on that one - many unexplained - so I am minded to follow Ingrid’s advice😊
These are great, and thanks for sharing! Coincidentally, I was looking at Dr. Reiner Klimke's book Cavaletti two evenings ago-one of my college textbooks from my days as an equestrian studies major at Averett University! We didn't do much cavelletti work in school, but we did gymnastics and learned jumping for stadium and cross-country.
So would you have hands a fist apart on young/green horses, or just the more established ones? As younger ones are the ones who struggle with straightness the most aren't they.
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She is one of my absolute favorit riders. Love so much watching her. Her father was an incredible horseman the same is she now. Absolutely PRO horse! ❤
This is such a helpful intro and series of exercises and explanations. Thanks Amelia for sharing what you learned with the wonderful Ingrid!
Awwww you’re so lucky. I’m still a hardcore fan of her father Reiner Klimke. I still watch his videos which are 30+ years old 😊
Yes! Me too. Ingrid is his daughter through and through. Simply wonderful equestrians 💞
Thanks for sharing Amelia.. like the quiet hands tip 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Yes love Ingrid what a privilege to have lessons with her
All five tips are just what you need basics are very hard but they’re the building of all the gaits
Love the halt
Work on it every time I ride😊
Amelia, I am SO jealous. I'm outing myself, but I was fortunate to lesson under one of Ingrid's Dad's (Werner) students. I was further fortunate to receive a mini lesson from the man himself. I will always love the Klimke's style, love, and fairness to the horse. Because of what I learned, I am very particular who I follow, and your work has always reminded me of them. Thank you for sharing with us. 💞
Wonderful!
I like your video and I'm doing great job with my and I have convinced with my horse and I'm doing great with my horse Nanette
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Hi Amelia! Thank you for sharing your input from the clinic, - that's very kind.
My favourite takeaway was the position of the hands while letting the horse strech. I've instinctivly done this for a while now, because I felt when I put my hands wide apart he kind of got too low with his head and the nose less forward. But when I put the hands on fist-width, he also gently pushes with his jaw against the bit forward and opens his pole and the "Ganaschen" (sorry, I don't know the English word). So now I feel happy that I've got that one right by try and error. 😅
That is great. If you want more help with rider position check out this course: amelianewcombdressage.com/rider-position-transformation/?RUclips&FLASHRPT
So excited that you had such a wonderful opportunity to attend this clinic! Thank you for sharing key points with us so we can make improvements as well. Love your mindset.
Huge fan of Ingrid so lucky you and thanks for sharing 🎉🎉 like them all but most the tips about the hands and even more the one about love and appreciation 🐴
I'm such a huge fan of Ingrid! This video inspired me to get back to cavaletti work. 😁
she is my favourite rider, i've been supporting her since i could ride, and she is just amaing!!
6:50 I love you for this, was funy! I also have trouble with halts to my horse :) Fhank you for sharing.
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The explanation for why it helps to have your hands close together was really interesting to me. There are so many conflicting perspectives on that one - many unexplained - so I am minded to follow Ingrid’s advice😊
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing - this was so great !!
These are great, and thanks for sharing! Coincidentally, I was looking at Dr. Reiner Klimke's book Cavaletti two evenings ago-one of my college textbooks from my days as an equestrian studies major at Averett University! We didn't do much cavelletti work in school, but we did gymnastics and learned jumping for stadium and cross-country.
Lovely Horse.
Thanks for sharing your take-aways
Horses much softer with hands closer - makes sense as the bit is not bring stretched and pressured on bars and tongue!
Thanks for sharing
Thank you ❤
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Does that mean that you will now incorporate the fist width apart reins in your training? I’m intrigued!
It was definitely a take away!
So would you have hands a fist apart on young/green horses, or just the more established ones? As younger ones are the ones who struggle with straightness the most aren't they.