How and when to start piaffe training in-hand with Joseph Newcomb

Joseph Newcomb shows you how to begin in-hand training with your horse. Starting with basic exercises like leg lifting, jogging, and the reinback, teaching the piaffe begins by establishing correct responses to the aids in simple ground work exercises. By adding fundememtal building blocks, the horse will develop a better understanding of the aids and eventually understand our intentions when we get to training the piaffe passage in-hand.

[@CHJATT1]

Great video will be putting this to practice love from Pakistan

[@addsomosdda]

I've doing Parelli for over 13 years. But its also so refreshing to see someone, training, selling and competing using horsemanship principles. 💜 Love watching your videos. Keep them coming 🙏

[@blwood25]

Super helpful video!! Thank you Joseph for taking time to share your knowledge and training tips! I really appreciate how clear your instruction is to not only understand but to be able to apply to my own horses!

[@alysonweege6399]

Thanks Joseph, that was excellent and I’m going to start that today.

[@grahamscott1547]

Amazing 👌🏼

[@KrisatWow]

Terrific video! Good job! Helpful information. I was asking my trainer just yesterday about piaffe. I realize now I was heading to the peak of the triangle without the base. Perfect timing for me. THANK YOU Mr.Newcomb!

[@JosephNewcomb]

KrisatWow glad you found it helpful! Good luck with the training.

[@victorpagan9461]

KrisatWow .

[@guillermonavarro6316]

Su vídeo es muy interesante y didáctico, muchas gracias por la información.

[@sc860]

Thank you, I'm looking forward to more videos. You seem like you have some great maturity to you, you aren't showy, your into working with them n not man handling which is obvious. He's very attentive to you with no fear of oh my God what's coming next, what's he going to ask me to do, you actually let him think and use his brain vs. having him scared and reactive. That was so cute and hilarious how over exaggeratively he lifts his back legs while your backing him up, no sagging hind end there, it's cute. My horse always sagged n my trainer was into bumping there faces n beating them to try n get them loosened up, I hated it n it didn't work, I never did figure out a good way before I rehomed (gave him back to original owner) and left, I was sick of how she treats animals and she wasn't the greatest towards me, I would of left sooner if I could have, she never liked me n any of my ways, things weren't about confinement and force or deadening they're mind and breaking them/forcing them to submit. Your a great guy, calm hands and mind, I'm really looking forward to your videos, thank you, your a kind that's hard to find :)

[@JosephNewcomb]

thank you!!!

[@rlclassroom4120]

start it early. daily, brief periods, like tending a garden. wait for the fruit.

[@JosephNewcomb]

So true.