How to Ride Your Horse Bitless? Learn with Alizee Froment | wehorse

How to ride bitless? And how can you ride your horse with a neck ring? In this course French star trainer Alizee Froment teaches you to ride bitless or in a neck ring. Train your horse to listen to your seat, leg, and voice with dressage exercise
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ABOUT THIS COURSE
The training methodology of French dressage rider and liberty trainer extraordinaire, Alizee Froment, embodies the ultimate goal of many riders: a relationship so deep and trusting that bit and bridle become entirely optional.
In this course, you will learn how to safely introduce young horses to the work in the bitless bridle and neck ring, and how that work evolves over time. Find out why correct dressage training is crucial and how to communicate with your horse via seat, leg, and voice.
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In this course you learn:
➡️ Prerequisites and rules of engagement before removing bridle and bit
➡️ Safely introducing the young horse to the bitless bridle and neck ring
➡️ Use of the aids with a focus on seat, leg, and voice
➡️ Alizee Froment’s signature exercises
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[@kamikaze428]

Beautiful. And proving that health, happiness, & understanding can be achieved without tying horses down, double bridles, bracing arms & hands, rigid seats, etc.
A true inspiration of partnership.

[@Saria_89]

Just awesome! A mutually beneficial realtionship between a woman and her horse, without the use of force or pain. I wish I knew about bit-less riding a long time ago! ❤

[@azariasewell5107]

Beautiful just beautiful, I wish so many people could have this outlook on riding and training. I wish so many people would be like this and have an actual partnership with the horse rather than using force. Definitely need more people like this to make the world better in regard to horse riding, training, etc.