Today’s training tip on getting the dull or lazy horse in front of your leg. A horse that is dull to the leg can often be the consequence of the rider’s leg position — the heel up and constantly applying pressure against the side of the horse. This can create a horse that is classically behind the leg, learned by a rider’s leg constantly ‘asking’ with no response. Correct your horse’s reaction by applying leg aids in a timely and intentional manner. Watch as I ride through this lesson and teach
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Today’s training tip on getting the dull or lazy horse in front of your leg. A horse that is dull to the leg can often be the consequence of the rider’s leg position — the heel up and constantly applying pressure against the side of the horse. This can create a horse that is classically behind the leg, learned by a rider’s leg constantly ‘asking’ with no response. Correct your horse’s reaction by applying leg aids in a timely and intentional manner. Watch as I ride through this lesson and teach
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Equestrian leg techniques to improve timing and comfort
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How do you apply your lower leg? How much have you really thought about it? When we are taught to ride, our coaches, usually cue us to “squeeze our legs“ to get the horse to move forward. While that is fine for a novice, often it is not greatly refined or differently taught as we progress in our skills. Most of us still rely quite heavily on our hamstrings to pull our lower leg back, our adductors to squeeze our knees in, and our hip flexors to pull our thigh up when trying to apply the lower le
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How do you apply your lower leg? How much have you really thought about it? When we are taught to ride, our coaches, usually cue us to “squeeze our legs“ to get the horse to move forward. While that is fine for a novice, often it is not greatly refined or differently taught as we progress in our skills. Most of us still rely quite heavily on our hamstrings to pull our lower leg back, our adductors to squeeze our knees in, and our hip flexors to pull our thigh up when trying to apply the lower le
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Have you tried any of the tricks? Velcro gloves, the riding crop balance thing, a strap on the pommel? How did you find it worked? Like anything in the saddle, our ability to keep our hands soft and our upper body still starts with our physical CAPACITY. When we don't have the mobility, strength or stability or strength to keep our body tall and independant, we'll default to using our hands as a balance point. And that turns into still arms, planted fists and catching the bit. So what do we actu
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There’s a simple test that can tell you exactly why your toes point out.⬇️ Whether you agree this is something to try to modify or not, there's lots of riding disciplines where your toes out flapping in the wind is less than ideal. There are plenty of reasons this happens (strength, mobility, awareness, compensation)... but one of the biggest is a lack of hip internal rotation. Picture the thigh, knee, and toe forming one tidy line down the horse’s side. If your hip and knee can’t rotate inward
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🐎 Struggling to understand how to use your leg aids correctly? Here’s a quick tip to help you!Think of your horse’s body as staying between your legs. 🌉 When they’re going where you want, your legs should be passive. But if they fall in or out, they should run into your leg. 👉 If your leg is always on, your horse will eventually tune it out. I picked up this super helpful tip from Laura Ashley Dressage —go check out her account if you haven’t already! ✨💬 Need more help with your rider positi
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