Charles de Kunffy works with this rider on managing her horse's tendency to rush. He helps her post slower to decrease her horse tempo and explains that when the horse rushes with a short stride, he does not have enough suspension or elevation. It's not about asking the horse to move more forward, it is about helping him to enjoy a slower tempo so he can become more airborne with more cadence. They use serpentines, shoulder-in and leg yields to promote bending, balance, and control of the horse's posture and stride.