AnnA Buffini demonstrates how lateral movements build on each other through a horse’s development. She begins with a leg-yield at the trot and builds up to canter half-pass and zig-zags. AnnA explains the importance of “layering” lateral movements to fix training issues and ensure success while m...

When going from walk to trot, the rider should hold herself (and her horse) accountable for the trot she really wants and expect it right away. In the leg yield, when the horse moves to the side, he should not only move off the leg, but also fill up the outside rein. A few steps of leg yield can ...

They now move on to trot leg yielding, making sure the mare is down and round on the outside rein while keeping the energy.

Nancy Later guides us through a session on creating balance in your horse and shifting them off the forehand.  She covers the use of the leg in the walk and how to use it to encourage him to be more forward and almost trot.  They next do the leg yield in the walk, and Nancy points out when to app...

In the walk they work on the leg yield with a shoulder in in the front. They do many walk trot transitions, making sure that he does not lean on the outside shoulder. Because this horse has big movements in the canter, it would be easy for him to lose his balance and the clear three beat rhythm.

Axel gives great coaching on achieving a better free walk. They ride leg yields working on keeping the same trot with good rider positioning. Axel explains how to ride the shoulder in with the horse connected to the outside rein.

They work on the leg yield first at the walk and then the trot while focusing on straightness.

In the canter work, Charlotte reiterates the need to really ride off the inside leg and constantly think shoulder fore for straightness, she reminds you of the importance or really bringing your horse back after the canter lengthening on the long side. She ends with her sitting trot work and late...

In the canter work, Charlotte reiterates the need to really ride off the inside leg and constantly think shoulder fore for straightness, she reminds you of the importance or really bringing your horse back after the canter lengthening on the long side. She ends with her sitting trot work and late...

In the canter work, Charlotte reiterates the need to really ride off the inside leg and constantly think shoulder fore for straightness, she reminds you of the importance or really bringing your horse back after the canter lengthening on the long side. She ends with her sitting trot work and late...

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink

2009 Adequan/USDF Symposium featuring, Jan Brink