Hollowing out during transitions? | Help your horse get SOFT

[@juliefranck8510]

This is just what I need to do with my green horse!! Thank you!!!

[@dirkkuerschnerpeasantfield8913]

Excellent video!

[@cyndiheppner8403]

Thank you!!! You cleared up some gray area for me ❤

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TroyReinholdt-fz2ds]

Good information should be very helpful to many. Often the correct lead is achieved more often and sometimes softens the transition by directing hindquarters to the outside before the squeeze encouraging inside Lead. When the head comes up the back is hollow is how I look at it. Thanks again fun to watch.

[@LenaPalmier]

Thanks for sharing, Jacqueline - just found the solution for a hole in my horse's transition training. You have no idea how your advice is being helpful every single time!

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

I'm so happy this was helpful to you! Thank you for the feedback, it means a lot!

[@tiffanyford3582]

Thank you for this video! I have been riding for a while, but have the problem with my horse doing this at transitions. This really helped. Can't wait to show my boy off more next season.

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

So glad it was helpful for you. Best of luck with your boy!

[@Amberadmirewilson]

Thank you. Very helpful. My horse does this at times and this gives me a way to work with her.

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

So glad to hear this. Thanks for letting me know!

[@Biffles4Lyfe]

What's this horse's breeding? She could be the twin of my own mare!

[@colleendonahuehorsestransf6674]

Good video, excellent advice!

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

Thank you, Colleen!

[@ponyupnat1339]

Very helpful thank you!

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!