How To Start Half Steps In Hand With Your Dressage Horse- Part 2

Every Friday we try to post some homework for the weekend here at Dressage Hub. Usually it is a trot pole exercise that you can do with your horse to mix things up. Today we are going to do something a little bit different to help you break the boredom of the winter blues with training your dressage horse.
This in hand dressage exercise to help you introduce the half steps to your dressage horse can be done with a horse that is currently schooling or training dressage at a lower level. In fact, that is the perfect time to start to introduce this exercise so that your horse is ready for it as you progress up the levels in dressage.
The in-hand dressage work will not only help you with piaffe and passsage at the higher levels but it will help you with canter pirouettes and the rest of the collected work that is required of an upper level dressage horse.
This simple training exercise will only take you ten minutes but the results will benefit you and your dressage horse for a lifetime.
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How To Start Half Steps In Hand With Your Dressage Horse- Part 2

[@WylieSwish]

That is a lovely demonstration! Thank you.

[@RaniTanny]

Are you aiming to help your horse to find the clear diagonal step (e.g front left, right rear moving simultaniously?

[@amberblyledge7859]

I've been struggling with in hand work because I can't hold the reins and the whip and still see. I can't believe I forgot about sidereins. I own some, I own the surcingle, What is wrong with me?

[@dagmarmonnich2410]

Mit Ausbindern?

[@kathrynbraun2073]

Such discipline