Beginning with a serpentine at the canter, they now ask for the changes as they cross the centerline. By doing this, they gain more control, and the fours are straighter when they again do them on the third track. When they work on the canter pirouette, they start with the best canter, and then do a haunches in at the canter on a circle. This segment finishes with a clear explanation of stretching.
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