In Part 7 of the Training Scale series, Felicitas looks at Impulsion from the horse's point of view. She talks about the German word Schwung, which comes from swinging. Some horses have natural engagement, impulsion and swing, but we need to make sure the horse is relaxed enough that we can take his natural movement and enhance it.
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Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel—Training ...
In Part 8 of the Training Scale series, Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel looks at Impulsion from the rider's point of view. In this video, she talks about how the rider can develop impulsion by finding the swing in the hips. She stresses the importance of not driving the horse forward with the seat, w...
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Symposium: Day 1, Second/Third Level
Steffen discusses the three aids that we have available to communicate with: the seat, the leg and the rein, and these need to be established clearly in the warm-up.
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Symposium: Day 2, Second/Third Level
