Catherine shows you the trot she is after in shoulder in and how to get your horse to lift his shoulders during the movement, instead on falling on the forehand and becoming over-round. Falling on the forehand is something so many riders allow to happen in this movement, thus this is a wonderful video to use to help focus on what you are actually trying to achieve in the exercise.
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Exercises for Suppleness
Scott asks them to be forward with a round topline, and the previous work reaps benefits in the shoulder in. He offers great variations to help in the harder direction.
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Exercises for Straightness 1
Laura Graves begins with a slightly nervous mare by warming the pair up in a trot and asking the rider to change her tempo and look to the inside when she spooks. They look for more length in her body and relaxation. When they go to the canter they incorporate single loop serpentines to the qua...
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Control Shoulders and Haunches to Imp...
Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel works with a rider and her Spanish horse on creating spring in the horse movement, as well as gaining better control of the horse shoulders and haunches to improve the straightness and alignment in his body.
