Art2Ride Associate Trainer Program: Carol: Yearly Submission 2018

Art2Ride Associate Trainer Carol gives her yearly Associate Trainer submission for 2018.

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2 responses to “Art2Ride Associate Trainer Program: Carol: Yearly Submission 2018”

1. Virginia Walker says:

   January 21, 2019 at 5:30 pm

   I have stopped the video so I can comment on the first part. I love the movement of you hip and seat as she walks. I think you stay behind the vertical a little too long as that is a half halt and it should be done no longer than needed, but you tend to stay there a lot, Your explanation is very nice and she is obtaining a nice walk and when she is ready for the trot she will be strong enough. I know most of us like to hurry it along(me) but we really shouldn’t. I feel your writing on the video was too much as you were explaining and I couldn’t see the horse. Maybe next time you can lay that one jump standard down that keeps blocking you. Then of course put it back up.

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2. Virginia Walker says:

   January 22, 2019 at 3:16 am

   You have a lot of good things to say and the horse is looking good for just her walk work and the fact that she has been off. Your hips move well with her movement.Maybe next time you can put that jump standard down while you film.

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Virginia Walker says:

January 21, 2019 at 5:30 pm

I have stopped the video so I can comment on the first part. I love the movement of you hip and seat as she walks. I think you stay behind the vertical a little too long as that is a half halt and it should be done no longer than needed, but you tend to stay there a lot, Your explanation is very nice and she is obtaining a nice walk and when she is ready for the trot she will be strong enough. I know most of us like to hurry it along(me) but we really shouldn’t. I feel your writing on the video was too much as you were explaining and I couldn’t see the horse. Maybe next time you can lay that one jump standard down that keeps blocking you. Then of course put it back up.

Reply

Virginia Walker says:

January 22, 2019 at 3:16 am

You have a lot of good things to say and the horse is looking good for just her walk work and the fact that she has been off. Your hips move well with her movement.Maybe next time you can put that jump standard down while you film.

Reply