Riding A Horse On A Circle - Step By Step Aids
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 2. 12. 2021
- In this video we look at riding a horse on a circle. I break it down step by step and explain the aids I use. You need to be bending a horse to ride a circle correctly so I explain how the horse bends. There are some riding tips for beginners and horse training tips. Riding a circle accurately is not only going to improve your dressage scores but it will improve your horses suppleness and your coordination of the aids. There is a lot more involved with how to steer and turn a horse than you might think so I hope this video helps you to understand how to steer a horse on a circle.
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There is so much more to riding a correct circle than you think. This video explains the basic aids I use to help my horse understand what I want him to do. I hope you find it useful đ
Thanks, Josie. It is so helpful to hear the way you break things down. As you say, so many of these moves are very subtle but we get yelled at as students
âInside legâ (or whatever) by our instructors which leads me, at least, to overdo the move and not actually be effective. Itâs one of the mysteries of learning to ride - understanding what you do to signal your intentions to your horse when it looks like experienced riders arenât doing anything to get their horses to do the right thing!
You sound like your experiences have been just like mine Annie. I'm so glad you find my videos helpful. đ
Great video Josie! very well explained and demonstrated - thank you!
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As usual...so good explained. Will exercice tomorrow. Thank you. Love your videos.
Thank you Regina âșïž
Your videos are excellent. I'm glad I found them.
Glad you like them!
I love these videos!! They truly are very helpful, thank you very much for uploading them. I will definitely be using these tips for my lesson tonight.
I do find it difficult to not hold the aids for the entire circle or corner but I am working on the timing and finesse of it all đ
It takes time Sammi. I still work on my finesse and timing every day. It's a never-ending journey and one I love. đ
Thank you, Josie!!
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thank you for this .. I'm having issues with my horse breaking the circle at the end and switching sides đ he has not been thought dressage a lot, and developed this with a beginner... so now he does that any chance he gets đ
Thanks!
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Nice video Josieđ..Iâve heard buck brannaman teaching turns by putting outside leg forward to move the shoulders and the inside leg back, that seems opposite of English/dressage ridingâŠ. I know he uses these leg aids so that u can ride one handed, but is there a reason the leg position wud be so fundamentally different between the disciplines?? Confused!đ
Josie, can you introduce Spider- his breed- why you choose him- little bit of his history. He's really a lovely horse
Love those videos you break down step by step! Thank you. Can you indicate at the same time giving leg pressure? Or those two aid shouldnât be done at the same time? Also the leg, should always be in a pressure release, or sometimes can be held against the horse for longer time?
Good question. It is always pressure and release no matter what with horses. I use my leg when I need to eg if he is falling in or out otherwise it sits on his side passive. Lets say he is falling in I put it on him and he stops falling in then my leg is in neutral. When I go to come off the track it goes on him to ask him to âgiveâ to it and therefore bend to move onto the circle line. Does that answer your question Maryam? âșïž
@@BasicHorseTraining great! Got it. Thank you.đ Also can both indication and leg aid be given at the same time?
Yes they can but you need to make sure your horse gives softly in the jaw and to the leg at the same time.
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Thank you for these amazing videos
I have a problem with My horse he speeds up in the canter and canât seem to find a way to slow him down quickly
You are welcome âșïž Try this one
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Does anyone have tips for cantering circles in general⊠my horse is 6 to 7 and refuses to canter circles and even just turning in my arena if we come down one side and get to the corner she stops and walks the corner and then will pick up trot and eventually canter if I ask
I would really appreciate some help
Josie what do you mean by indicate? Half half. Legs or looking in the direction..please?
Sandra I do explain this in another video but I'm not sure which one ... maybe this one czcams.com/video/jx7zcS_WVPA/video.html but I'm not sure. Indicate is me squeezing my inside rein (like I have a sponge in it) and half halt is explained in this video. czcams.com/video/PABb0MR9DA0/video.html
I hope they help you đ
When you turn in a circle or even turn while walking straight, should you be using the right leg and right rein if turning right and left leg with left rein while turning left? And, should you be using the calf of your leg? Some videos/books say to use the right rein and left leg when turning right and the opposite for turning left. I'm soooo confused about that. I'm just starting riding lessons and there appears to be conflicting information which doesn't help when you're trying to learn the right way. đ€đ€đ€
Kari this is an excellent question for a video as it's probably easier to show than explain! I will see what I can do but in the meantime you use what ever aid is needed in the moment. If the horse is falling in you would use your inside leg to say âno stay on the circle lineâ if he was falling out you would use your outside leg to say âno stay on the circle lineâ the reins are used to âindicateâ the direction you want the horse to go, to control the shoulders and to make sure you have flexion. While you are learning just try to think that you are riding your horse on train tracks and if he is starting to âfallâ off the track with part of his body you use the corresponding rein or leg to âputâ him back on the track. I hope the helps you Kari đ
During the trot, are you constantly indicating or just when you state âindicate?â I noticed your legs are pumping with each stride and wasnât sure if thatâs intentional to keep your horse moving forward.
Hey Laura. Only when I say indicate. I think my legs move like that because I am short with short legs and my two boys have VERY broad barrels. This means my legs donât hang so well from my hip joint on them. They are pushed outward before they can drop down if that makes sense. I donât do it on my 15:3 narrower mare. đ
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He is such a good boy âșïž