Turn the Saddle not the Bridle

[@horsegirl887]

This is a great way of explaining it instead of your trainer just screaming leg leg leg leg leg

[@ashlynnicole7231]

Yeah I would always just kick with my inside heel when that would happen!

[@edconnelly9015]

Turn the saddle not the bridle is an excellent mantra for improving turns. Thank you so much for this.

[@glennvannijevelt1133]

Years ago, my instructor told me to imagine that my whole body was a “Turning Barber Pole”. Follow 2/2 beat; turn-turn/straight-straight

[@emilythorpe9988]

Oh my goodness, you visualized the exact problem I have with my horse turning left -- I will be watching this one again and again. Thank you, Amelia!

[@ca.5030]

Vou tentar virar a esquerda da forma como você explicou

[@gregory3588]

This image is a great tool. You are skillful at communicating concepts in a simple way.

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Thank you!!

[@sandra4equifino52]

Hi Amelia, I have been teaching riders of all levels for a long time now, and I use all kinds of visuals my students may internalise. When this video, better said the title popped up I immidialaty knew this is the best, most concise picture of them all. Thanks for that!:) Greetings from Germany.S:)

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Yay!! Thank you! Glad this was helpful!!!

[@kimberleenadwocki4393]

Hi Alecia: I love the phrase " Turn the Saddle'. I practiced with my Friesian in 2013 trying turn him turning with my inner thigh and I literally strained my inner left thigh muscle. My current 5 yr old is bad going to the Right. I am constantly doing your Snowman exercise and have also been working on Turn on haunches moving his shoulders around. Thank you 😊

[@lwilson9810]

Yes, it's a great way of explaining "ride the hind end", which my trainer uses

[@juliedolan5949]

Oh my goodness Amelia this makes so much sense. I can see myself with using my reins, where I cross over the neck with my rein to assist in the turn 😮. I even did exactly that today several times, not being conscious of my hand movements. Poor LuLu she must be soo confused 😢❤❤

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Practice makes perfect!

[@virginiawalker9718]

Like this idea a lot. I will add this to my riding today when I go down.

[@hanasawyer1194]

I have just got back to riding after not being able to ride for 6 months. This was the perfect reminder for me returning to riding. Thank you.

[@carmencathymarco209]

Just want to say you are excellent at explaining how to. By that I mean anyone can benefit from your videos no matter what the experience level. Thank you

[@monalisa-m4h]

Soooooo helpful. I'm a beginner and steering has been so hard for me. Now if I could just keep my heels down!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Glad it helped!

[@mileswalters2381]

Taught myself that when I had a contracted loan of a horse. He would nap, footplant, fall out through the shoulder, buck and that was while just being in the school. Best work I ever got out of him was on warm down and in walk riding him on the buckle. Just seeing how my bodyweight, a dipped shoulder, head turned a little more, pressure changes in my lower leg steered him. Chin above shoulder and shoulder dipped low down so all weight was to his inside and he could turn a very small circle. He would walk straight down a centre line, diagonal line, lovely serpentines, volte, teardrops. Loved working with him like that. Having to do a bit of that with new horse because he does some lovely work in trot and then leans and speeds up. Trying to figure out why he leans, because if I all of a sudden give him the reigns he doesn't suddenly reach down and forwards to find the bit to lean on again. The leaning isn't him, horses don't lean on the bit it is humans that make them do it. He is a work in progress for me. Only enjoying 35% of the riding but we will get there.

[@carolbailie9897]

Started riding 6years ago age 50. This has been a huge AHA for me. Thank you, what a difference in my riding with feel, at last.

[@amanda7263]

Yes! Just started riding, and I keep wanting to keep the pressure on the outside leg, and it does nothing! Lol! Thank you. Turn, release! Got it!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

A lot of people forget the release! It is important to allow the horse to respond to the aid.

[@sharonessergriffin8349]

Hi Amelia this video was made for me. Thank you. Can you also explain weight on seat bones (even or slightly more inside), position of inside leg and upper body position when asking for a turn and when riding a circle? Thanks!

[@kimharlan5326]

I grew up riding for years and then was away from horses for over 20 years and am back now… I only really started riding more regularly again a couple months ago. Although I felt at ease on a horse’s back again instantly, I completely forgot so many basics… so I’m relearning them now and I’m also brand new to dressage, coming from a hunter / jumper background. Wow!!! Your videos are absolutely amazing. I am also finishing two green rescue horses and am taking riding lessons regularly to help me with that. I’m teaching them dressage as well as myself. When I first watched one of your videos everything clicked instantly!!! I rode one of my green horses that evening effortlessly and he listened to every single thing I asked him to do and it was such a joyful ride because I wasn’t confused so neither was he. I am eternally grateful for your clear, concise explanations!!! Thank you so much for these. They are life-changing for me, truly. I can’t wait for my next lesson so my poor trainer can see the difference and hopefully will be pleasantly surprised, lol. 😂😂😂 THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!! ☺️❤❤❤

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Hi Kim, Yay!!! I love hearing that I have been able to help you along your journey! Do you think that you could copy this into a Google review for me? Reviews help give me integrity and also help other riders just like you find my content. g.page/r/CYIGmCINXFOQEAo/review So glad you and your horses are enjoying the content! Amelia

[@kimharlan5326]

@@AmeliaNewcombDressage of course!!! I will do that!!! ☺️☺️☺️ Thanks again!!!

[@amandaboffey1090]

Amelia the left side is always the hardest for Molly and I. This video really helped me understand your diamond exercise, this was really helpful, thank you

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Yay!! Glad this helps!!

[@alisonanthony7306]

YES!! I have the same issue with left lead canter. My horse immediately starts drifting out to right and it takes a lot of outside aid to turn. Riding a pentagon or hexagon is a great option for both of us - it allows me to use outside aids then relax and go straight. We've had many years of bad habits. Thank you Amelia!!

[@heidismutti]

YES! I recently had this revelation! If you turn your shoulders in the degree of your turn with your seatbones plugged in, your legs and reins end up in the correct position. The old Mary Wanless Barbershop pole analogy works. Bending and turning becomes pretty effortless!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Glad it helped!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

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[@colleenchartier3680]

Love this analogy!! So helpful, can you explain when the inside rein is then used as a suppling aid without collapsing the shape?

[@jillymet]

Great explanation. I ride an Irish Draught. He leans in on his bad rein. I’m tiny he’s massive and very heavy in the hand. Any help is appreciated.

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

@@colleenchartier3680 yes! The horse should bend in the body and look where they are going. So you will use your wrist and ring finger on the inside to indicate flexion and get the horse looking where they are going. You just don't actually make the turn from the inside rein.

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

@@jillymet lots of transitions. Keep him in a little shoulder-in. Also groundwork - teach him to bend and give to one rein at a time.

[@joliegibbs1573]

Hi! I love your videos. Question:. Do you also provide support with the inside leg ( now that I think about how I turn,I feel I have a lot of inside leg, is that incorrect?)

[@bbf6680]

Great tutorial

[@Lidili]

Very exciting and pleasant to watch your video and also your comentry deserves to be appreciated with beautiful voice.

[@kellyedwards5184]

what a cool dude that pony is!.. love the info about drifting & absolutely love this/these new aids. Thanks!

[@MariaDanzl]

I struggle a lot with the problems addressed in this video, can't wait to try this out.

[@emk7132]

I feel like I keep giving the same comment over and over but these videos are just so fabulously helpful!!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Glad you like them! Please subscribe as that really helps me out!

[@fernandamorley7491]

I've been struggling with my horse's drifting in the circle. Your video has turned on the proverbial light bulb!! Thankyou. Your clarity and expertise with teaching and knowledge has helped my horse and me become a more connected team.

[@lindav3747]

This is RICH with instruction and I sorely need it ! I have never heard about using the outside knee like this -- I can hardly wait to try this and permanently think of it like this 🦄👍🏻🦄

[@tracyhall9624]

You are great at explaining, love your tips and tricks

[@patriciooc]

The perfect explanation as usual… you’re an inspiration and I’m constantly coming back to your videos to solve a lot of questions about riding! Thanks a lot for sharing your thoughts and experience 🙌🙌🙌

[@bogdancostea294]

me too! these are very good!

[@martinearbogast8933]

Very helpfull! (The idea of Pentagon, and « turn the saddle ) First Time i hear a clear explanation about how to ride a circle, what to do with your hands, and what to do with your legs. Thank you so much! 👏

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lorithomas3750]

Perfect timing, this is exactly what I struggled with in my lesson this morning!! My issue is turning to the right. My left leg is like dead, can't get enough strength in it to move him over. Thank you Amelia, this really helps!! Turn the saddle, not the bridle, love it!!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Thanks for watching and subscribing Lori! I'm so glad you found this video at the right time! It's a really good one! A lot of people had the lightbulb moment with it! Thanks so much for the lovely comment! ///// I'm not sure if you know this but, I've been lucky enough to qualify BOTH of my horses (Harvey and Kensington) to compete in the Dressage Festival of Champions in Chicago, if you are willing and able, even the tiniest donation to my GoFundMe would make a massive difference. You can read more and, (but only if you'd like to and have the capacity!) donate below! gofund.me/2989323b Also, you can sign up to get my weekly dressage tips sent to your email here! www.ameliasdressageacademy.com/subscribe/ Finally, if you love my content, I’d LOVE it if you left me a review on google! g.page/r/CYIGmCINXFOQEAo/review Thanks so much for being on my page! I appreciate it so much! 😀

[@changsunpark6975]

I just realized I had been using the rein only when turning. And of course, the problem of balance arises all the time. Turning the saddle with hexagon can be my savior. Thanks a lot for the great tip!

[@lilycat1634]

Great explanation...different but similar to my trainer's words enough to make a difference to my riding. Many thanks.

[@lindaclark1421]

A super visual explanation of how to turn your horse to the right or the left. Can’t wait to try this concept of turning the saddle and not the bridle. Thankyou Amelia.

[@luciemarinov129]

This is so helpful because This is exactly my problem. Can’t turn my mares nicely enough to canter to the left because they drift out too much. Thanks for this , I think I’m doing it correctly but obviously not! I will keep working on the turn and release and more outside aids! Thanks again for sharing this with us!

[@vickyelmes3558]

I had the best flatwork session tonight in ages. I concentrated on looking up and turning the saddle with an open inside rein at times and incorporatinga lot of deliberateshoulderfore fromwatchingyourothervideo. An earlier comment about thinking of the inside leg as a pole really helped too. I didn't think I was using my reins to turn but have been struggling with uneven contact lately esp on right rein and it just was a non issue tonight so I guess I was. Very helpful; thank you Amelia.

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

You're so welcome Vicky I'm glad it helped!

[@KateMinnican-vq9jn]

Thanks Amelia that was useful,at the moment I only have the opportunity to ride horses from an ordinary riding school (in England) and so they have unfortunately developed some not so good habits.I will give your method of turning a go in my lessons and see what happens

[@hollandtaitai]

Great video, Amelia! Will try it on my next riding lesson! I think my greatest problem is forgetting to release when the horse does not respond to my aids, focusing too much of the end goal of turning rather than the journey of turning. Thank you!

[@karenlynn3967]

That instruction was fantastic. I’ve never heard that before. ‘Your seat’ yes, but not in detail. I’ve heard of turning my outside shoulder in the direction I want to ride, which in turn changes my seat.

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Consider subscribing so you never miss a video. I do new educational videos every week.

[@alisalarson4196]

This video helped me so much!! We’ve been struggling with the “drift” so I’m so excited to try this!! Thank you!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Hey Alisa! It can be SO frustrating! So glad this helped you! Thanks for watching!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Also, if you’d like me to send more dressage tips into your email inbox every Wednesday, you can sign up to my mailing list www.ameliasdressageacademy.com/subscribe/ (If you’re already familiar with all this and have received this before, apology for the unnecessary message, I’m being super thorough today!) I’m also on FB and IG facebook.com/amelianewcombdressage & instagram.com/amelianewcombdressage/ Also, and this is super helpful too, join Amelia’s Dressage Club on Facebook, it’s a really active and engaged community of riders and no question goes unanswered! facebook.com/groups/ameliasdressageclub/ And finally, there’s my website (for when all the social media goes down again 🤣) www.amelianewcombdressage.com/ Ok that’s the lot I promise. Have an awesome day! 🐴

[@SallyCollicott]

This is so useful. I have real problems turning left. My outside knee comes if the saddle, so I need to correct this and will try the hexagon today. Thank you

[@amandawilliams8252]

Totally love this - makes such good sense - and to listen and watch you explaining / demonstrating I get it and can’t wait to put into practice with my boy - thank you so much

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it, be sure to let me know how it goes

[@susibo0502]

Great video, thanks! I have big troubles turning left at canter, for sure tomorrow I will give it a try!

[@jenniferkeeling1126]

That is so crazy you taught this. I discovered ‘turn the saddle’ just today ! I noticed this very sensation turning with the knee snd leg with perfect results. I’m so excited that you articulated this idea and that I was on the right track with it. Thanks so much 🥰🥰

[@juliadianebeckert5794]

Extremely helpful!

[@cindyb4984]

Thank you so much! This resonated with me very well!! I cannot wait to open the door :) Love your videos!

[@ETVICTOR62]

This video really helped a lot. Although I have decades of riding experience, I didn't have the correct ride and control to begin with. Equestrian is really a good sport for lifelong learning.

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Glad it helped! Please consider signing up for my FREE Goal Setting Webinar - Jan 1st 2023: www.amelianewcombdressage.com/free-goal-setting-webinar-save-your-seat/ (Registration is Required!)

[@herokrapht5581]

looking forward to trying this tomorrow. The horse I've on use to be an Amish cart horse so he kicks his head and shoulder out and I often get caught up drifting sideways when trying to get a tad straighter. So much the learn, thank you for using simple terminology so us new riders can understand

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Let me know how it goes for you!

[@herokrapht5581]

@@AmeliaNewcombDressage I have some work to do that's for sure. had the least amount of " fish tailing " of all my rides for sure and by the end of the lesson I feel like i was using almost no rein pressure. I shared the video with my trainer after the lesson, Im looking forward to giving it another go next week. Thanks for responding so quickly !!

[@petramichels7292]

Danke!

[@chaayakrishnamurthy515]

Exceptional visual and explanation! Also, in such perfect accordance with what my trainer has been telling me!!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

That makes me so happy to hear!

[@cxs-yp6oc]

Turning left is always hard for me and my horse. And this was helpful and clearly explained, even in a general riding. Thank you

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Thanks so much for watching! Yeah left can be tricky!!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Also, if you’d like me to send more dressage tips into your email inbox every Wednesday, you can sign up to my mailing list www.ameliasdressageacademy.com/subscribe/ (If you’re already familiar with all this and have received this before, apology for the unnecessary message, I’m being super thorough today!) I’m also on FB and IG facebook.com/amelianewcombdressage & instagram.com/amelianewcombdressage/ Also, and this is super helpful too, join Amelia’s Dressage Club on Facebook, it’s a really active and engaged community of riders and no question goes unanswered! facebook.com/groups/ameliasdressageclub/ And finally, there’s my website (for when all the social media goes down again 🤣) www.amelianewcombdressage.com/ Ok that’s the lot I promise. Have an awesome day! 🐴

[@juliecramer7768]

Interesting! Thank you

[@chloehooper7024]

I was just starting to work on this with my horses. Thank you so much for sharing! This is very helpful

[@lindav3747]

Loved revisiting this video. The mantra is branded into my thoughts now !!

[@Julie-j3e]

Thank you for a very helpful video, horse is a lovely mover too. Brilliant analogy

[@deborahabajian7263]

Thank you!

[@pamelarbray]

Thank you for this. You exactly demonstrated my problem! Eager to try this.

[@angelasenger8176]

Fantastic explanations. So wonderful to watch. Super helpful. Thank you!

[@HeatherB178]

I LOVE this way of looking at it. Thankyou so much for sharing

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@edk9740]

Your explanations are excellent.

[@CarolMorison]

Thank you Amelia, very helpful, using the image of a hexagon and turn the saddle.

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hawks6007]

Brilliant works for all levels

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Doesn't it! Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.

[@helendickerson2692]

thank you really helpful my horse drifts out on the left rein but cuts in on the right rein - often with a left bend - drives me crazy so going to try this thank you

[@lindabrandt6221]

Very helpful imagery!

[@rusanida1]

Thank you Amelia for a very clear explanation and demonstration. I have just started horse riding lessons this year and I find that your videos are very helpful

[@DawnHarvey-qg4mz]

Thanks for the great explanation. Going to try this on my next ride so I’m not constantly asking him to turn and using too much inside rein which is the main reason for him falling out and drifting out!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Glad it was helpful! Let me know how it goes!

[@borislavatsolova]

Wonderful explanation! I have difficulties with turning right with one of the horses - he literally almost lies while turning. So still tomorrow I am trying the exercise ☺️ Thank you so much!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

glad it was helpful, let me know how it goes!

[@jackihoneybourne7590]

Love your easy to understand explanations. 💗

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Thank you! 😊 I’m doing a FREE webinar on Dressage Rider Position - hope you can join! www.amelianewcombdressage.com/rider-position-webinar-june-2022

[@uhlysssuh]

Great saying

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Glad you enjoyed it. Can't wait to hear how it goes.

[@tiffanyquinn7379]

Brilliant!!

[@paulacallahan6111]

This was very helpful.

[@Amarillosusan]

So helpful!!!

[@magstergirl]

Wonderful tip! Maybe make a vid on how to ride a horse that makes the circle smaller and smaller, that doesn't drift outwards. I have experienced this on most horses I have ridden.

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Great idea!

[@pameladandley938]

Can you demonstrate how to strengthen the stifles for canter, specifically right lead canter?

[@pameckert6256]

Thank you so much for your thorough instructions!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

You are so welcome!

[@averykathleen]

Hello I have a question! I’m riding a horse that hasn’t been worked in over a year. I’m still working on getting her on the bit and getting her to except contact. I’m having trouble getting her to slow down when she’s not excepting the contact. How do I get her on the bit and slowed down? How do I get her to slow down when she is throwing her head up. Shes a lot of energy! haha! Thanks so much! lots of love!❤️

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Lots of turns and bent lines. I recommend doing tight serpentines and keep turning and bending to control the tempo. Then eventually they will start to relax in the neck and drop their head down.

[@averykathleen]

Thank you so much!

[@ajhorse2008]

This was really helpful. I definitely have the most trouble turning to the left. Will try the pentagon/hexagon idea of turn, release. I also think some times that perhaps I'm doing something with my balance that is causing my horse to be confused about where we are going or for him to be unbalanced, which makes it difficult for him to turn on a nice circle. I'm trying to stay balanced as well.

[@piaffe25rider76]

Thanks! This is super helpful!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

You're so welcome!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Also, if you’d like me to send more dressage tips into your email inbox every Wednesday, you can sign up to my mailing list www.ameliasdressageacademy.com/subscribe/ (If you’re already familiar with all this and have received this before, apology for the unnecessary message, I’m being super thorough today!) I’m also on FB and IG facebook.com/amelianewcombdressage & instagram.com/amelianewcombdressage/ Also, and this is super helpful too, join Amelia’s Dressage Club on Facebook, it’s a really active and engaged community of riders and no question goes unanswered! facebook.com/groups/ameliasdressageclub/ And finally, there’s my website (for when all the social media goes down again 🤣) www.amelianewcombdressage.com/ Ok that’s the lot I promise. Have an awesome day! 🐴

[@kimberlyperillo9990]

Incredibly helpful! Love that imagery. I struggle to prepare the horse I ride for an up coming turn without sending the message to turn to early, but when I wait I end up asking him too late to turn. I really want to be able to ride a nice round 20 meter circle.

[@falconk9]

Walk Quarter turn on haunches in a box is a great exercise. I do this most training sessions. Great walk work tool. Can do it at trot & canter with more advanced horses.

[@terryluzader5852]

I also have trouble turning left and this was such an ah ha, moment in realizing what I have been doing. Thank you so much for this.

[@ashlynnicole7231]

Very helpful!!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

I'm so glad!

[@claudiac.lardizabaljoya9371]

Thank you so much! You addressed what I constantly feel, the drifting... As always amazing videos.

[@rachelsmucker3702]

Super helpful!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Thanks Rachel! And thanks for watching!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Also, if you’d like me to send more dressage tips into your email inbox every Wednesday, you can sign up to my mailing list www.ameliasdressageacademy.com/subscribe/ (If you’re already familiar with all this and have received this before, apology for the unnecessary message, I’m being super thorough today!) I’m also on FB and IG facebook.com/amelianewcombdressage & instagram.com/amelianewcombdressage/ Also, and this is super helpful too, join Amelia’s Dressage Club on Facebook, it’s a really active and engaged community of riders and no question goes unanswered! facebook.com/groups/ameliasdressageclub/ And finally, there’s my website (for when all the social media goes down again 🤣) www.amelianewcombdressage.com/ Ok that’s the lot I promise. Have an awesome day! 🐴

[@midllifecrisis50pluss20]

I fall in on the left too! With so many moving parts, my instructor is telling me so many things at once, it gets overwhelming that I lose my balance in the saddle.

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Yes there is a lot to think about when riding! Check out this FREE mini Course for extra tips www.ameliasdressageacademy.com/riderpositionminicourse/

[@jonathandanielson363]

Thank you! Helped me a lot!!!

[@kimberleenadwocki4393]

Hi Amelia. Another great video. Back in 2013 I literally strained my inner left thigh muscle from turning my Friesian. I am so glad you are do informative. Thank you

[@kelliec8697]

I tried this today and it was awesome!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

That's so great to hear!

[@Msbexcompton]

Turn the saddle 👌this is great!!! Also- The Pentagon! Is that like the diamond exercise ? 😋 I have always loved this one. So glad you use this one, too! Great concepts. 🙌

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Yes! The diamond is the same idea!

[@lauralindisfarne5790]

Lovely video. You ride so beautifully - it is really inspiring and just makes me want to get out there and practice more!

[@reginaangele1083]

Very helpful. I'm struggeling when turning to the center line.. especially when cantering. I'll make the exercice with the hexagone..turn and go straight..turn and go straight...thanks for your super videos👌👌

[@lucyHorse4227]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

I'm glad you found it helpful!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

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[@lucyHorse4227]

@@AmeliaNewcombDressage I just signed up! thanks!

[@shamma7897]

thank you very much

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Glad it helped I just did a webinar on Rider Position, check it out: www.amelianewcombdressage.com/free-rider-position-webinar

[@laurenparisien5066]

This video was perfect timing! I am working on this particular skill. I am guilty of drifting. Now, I am looking forward to my next lesson and utilize some of these tips!

[@mutazsultan2215]

Thanks a lot! Very good exercise to horse and to student. I usually put the whip between my thighs to demonstrate to students who to turn the horse firstly by legs then by hands.

[@artspro]

Love this! It's been helping me so much over the past few days! Thank you Amelia 😊

[@jenelresh3030]

Thank you so much! You just helped me beyond measure!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

You're so welcome Jenel! And thanks for watching!

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Also, if you’d like me to send more dressage tips into your email inbox every Wednesday, you can sign up to my mailing list www.ameliasdressageacademy.com/subscribe/ (If you’re already familiar with all this and have received this before, apology for the unnecessary message, I’m being super thorough today!) I’m also on FB and IG facebook.com/amelianewcombdressage & instagram.com/amelianewcombdressage/ Also, and this is super helpful too, join Amelia’s Dressage Club on Facebook, it’s a really active and engaged community of riders and no question goes unanswered! facebook.com/groups/ameliasdressageclub/ And finally, there’s my website (for when all the social media goes down again 🤣) www.amelianewcombdressage.com/ Ok that’s the lot I promise. Have an awesome day! 🐴

[@suzyamerica4679]

Great video and thanks for sharing .. I see where I went wrong in the paddock.

[@MeadowslarkFarm]

Superhelpful! Could you do a video on the same concept for turn on the haunches and walk pirouette?

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

one is coming :)