How to Train Tempi Changes

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[@patriciabonad.c.3379]

Lovely. I appreciation you doing videos from basic transitions to tempe changes.

[@chelseajdequestrian6438]

Oh my lord did I need this video in my life!!! Thanks so much!!! 💙❤💛💚🧡 love from michigan!

[@JavierBonillaC]

Your videos are very very good. I’ve always liked them. I wish you did a video on how to teach and train the one tempis. I’ve taught two horses but I thought myself first and would like to get better at it.

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

I should do one on this! I try to keep my videos More basic ...0

[@falizianme5846]

Thanks! I'm working on tempis with my boy... the videos are super helpful! Oh and the counting tip made made 4s super easy! I'm not good at 4s...! I get 4 then 3 then 6... 🙄 but found your count technique easy and I'm actually acurate! 👍😊

[@cindynoble2037]

What a beauty. How fun. How old is he, Amelia?🐴🐴

[@ramirorosiles7448]

Nice video

[@JavierBonillaC]

That’s funny, I count exactly the same way :). Very nice video, thank you.

[@KatharinaHarer]

You have a perfect seat 💯👌

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Awe thank you! But I’m still working on it!!

[@RideAdventurous]

Is he favoring his right rear leg?

[@clareb4563]

Im really late but me and my horse are working on this. what should he be able to do before i start? he has his auto changes but we are struggling. should we start with four tempis? threes?

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Spoilers, but I have a new course all about flying changes coming in the next few weeks! But to answer your question, are they auto changes or are they confirmed changes? If they are auto, you have to teach him to do it when you ask, rather than just when he realizes he has to change. From there, you do three changes on the diagonial, don't worry about counting, just work on the quality and get them roughly at the quarter and center lines.

[@lauriebohanan2761]

Hi this is laurie bohanan like some exercises for the dressage

[@sandrarengsberger2484]

👏🏻💖💖💖💖

[@naunettemartin7450]

I like it but my horse is a jump and she won't do that's she is like to jump and that's is all she dose and she love to jump and that's is want she dose and she is 16 1 hands that's is want me and my train is doing with her and she is lazy to do that and she is a beautiful horse

[@naunettemartin7450]

Want is a bit la brittle can I use that and sand t of a bit and want dose it do is it for people That's are having hand and can you tell me is it for you to stay off the horse moth and how stop a horse from though a horse hand that is want my horse dose and I want know How to stop it I will be shown her and I don't want her to do that's and can you tell me Nannette thank you I won't to know want to do I don't know want to do and I want to know want to thank you

[@Eva-cn2bu]

you really don't realize how this poor horse is in pain from pulling him on that bit?:(

[@horses2850]

We don’t pull horses on the bit, we actually ride them forward onto the bit, it’s much better for them to work this way.

[@Eva-cn2bu]

@@horses2850 ok, let's skip his, you really don't realize how this poor horse is in pain?

[@alisonmaltais7095]

You are either not a horse person, or are poorly educated or inexperienced when it comes to horses and have no idea what you are talking about. Bits have been used for literally thousands of years, this is not a display of a horse in pain from a bit. Educating yourself on horse behavior, and how they would actually behave if they were in pain would be my recommendation.