Join Olympic gold medalist, Leslie Law, as he teaches a session focused on the aides for show jumping. Through his clear instruction, and articulate explanations, Leslie works with riders in the outdoor arena to refine their aids and create clear, effective communication with their horse over show jumps.
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On The Aids For Show Jumping - Part 1
Part 1: Leslie has the riders bring their feed into the correct position in the stirrup irons as they warm up with walk, trot and halt transitions. He explains the importance of speed and being able to maintain a canter with the horse in front of the leg, and soft in the reins. The group begins t...
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On The Aids For Show Jumping - Part 2
Part 2: The groups beings working over a small vertical with a halt afterwards. Leslie reminds them of the importance of having effective aides and making sure the horse is listening and staying in front of the leg. They add a wide oxer and continue to ride the line, followed by a halt, where Les...
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On The Aids For Show Jumping - Part 3
Part 3: The riders work on a line of two fences, riding them first in eight strides, then lengthening to seven, and then six. As the strides get longer, Leslie reminds one rider to work more on lengthening using her lower leg rather than pushing with her seat. The group works on automatic release...
