Video Critique: Angie and Dante Submission 4
San Diego Horse Trainer Will Faerber from Art 2 Ride discusses the video sent in by Angie and makes suggestions for further improvement.
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[…] check it out! I especially encourage you to take 15 minutes to watch one of his video critiques: https://www.art2ride.com/blog/video-critique-angie-and-dante-submission-4/ ~ He discusses a little bit of horse history in addition to what a horse should look like at […]
Anne Kirk says: This gentle progression makes so much good sense to me!
I have been instructed by talented riders to lengthen in walk and then”take the reins up” in trot/ shorten the reins or “don’t let the horse take up the walk until they are in frame/tell them this is how it is now, don’t
‘allow the horse to just move off with their head down” and I have felt saddened by these instructions:(
It makes so much more sense to develop the athlete …intelligently and Kindly!!
But these remarks have come from experienced riders and have left me entirely conflicted. Help
Ylva Stjerna says: Hi Will. I just wan’t to tell you, I’ve been listening to your comments now for a while and trying to work my horse accordingly, and I just love it! Thank you so much for finally putting it all together for me and my horse, for your patience and relentless commenting tjat takes us all to the next level, and in the most enjoyable way! Thank you! I love you! Ylva
[…] check it out! I especially encourage you to take 15 minutes to watch one of his video critiques: https://www.art2ride.com/blog/video-critique-angie-and-dante-submission-4/ ~ He discusses a little bit of horse history in addition to what a horse should look like at […]
This gentle progression makes so much good sense to me!
I have been instructed by talented riders to lengthen in walk and then”take the reins up” in trot/ shorten the reins or “don’t let the horse take up the walk until they are in frame/tell them this is how it is now, don’t
‘allow the horse to just move off with their head down” and I have felt saddened by these instructions:(
It makes so much more sense to develop the athlete …intelligently and Kindly!!
But these remarks have come from experienced riders and have left me entirely conflicted. Help
Hi Will. I just wan’t to tell you, I’ve been listening to your comments now for a while and trying to work my horse accordingly, and I just love it! Thank you so much for finally putting it all together for me and my horse, for your patience and relentless commenting tjat takes us all to the next level, and in the most enjoyable way! Thank you! I love you! Ylva