Part 5: Yogi stresses the importance of both horse and rider thinking for themselves. By understanding riding as a journey, Yogi shares with auditors the importance of allowing riders to develop and explore as individuals. Addressing the wealth of equestrian terminology used today, Yogi touches on the various phrases that exist to express many of the same concepts. He explains that most of these boil down to a horse having "rideability".
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ICP Clinic - Stadium Jumping, Part 6
Part 6: Yogi works with the riders on a loose rein to allow the horse's to go long and low. He illustrates the benefits of the horse coming from behind and using its body correctly. Auditors discuss the horse's movement in a natural state and the implications of this on using less hand in order t...
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ICP Clinic - Stadium Jumping, Part 7
Part 7: The riders begin to work over a series of ground poles while taking forward everything they learned on the flat. Yogi discusses the importance of horses moving forward off the aids and being responsive. He shares his philosophy on reaction time, and the importance of the rider being able ...
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ICP Clinic - Stadium Jumping, Part 8
Part 8: Yogi talks about ingrained patterns and the challenge of changing bad habits. By taking viewers and auditors through a simple exercise, he poignantly explains how difficult it can be to alter habits riders have, and how this must be a long term process. He goes on to discuss the importanc...
