How to engage the hindquarters // the perks of mobilising the hindquarters

[@melancollie9597]

Lovely and calm, soft.slow movements allows the observer the chance to actually see what's going on with the movement of the horse and the aids from the rider, great effort too, communicating with th horse and the filming, not easy, well done❤

[@liveandbreathehorses]

Thank you Mel, I love that you appreciated that detail, multi tasking is not so easy lol Susan x

[@pamelahooper7851]

Thanks for your videos Susan. Really enjoy.

[@liveandbreathehorses]

and thank you for saying so, much appreciated , its good to know they mean something to someone out there Susan x

[@alfie8953]

Thank you! Brilliant demonstration.

[@liveandbreathehorses]

Thank you for commenting, its great to know all my efforts are useful ! Susan x

[@RC-hx4xh]

Loved this video! Thank you for the clear explanation. I have been practicing shoulder in on the circle ( not very successfully) and find myself getting it jumbled up. This seems similar but your demonstration made it much more clear. 🎉

[@liveandbreathehorses]

Exactly, its like shoulder in on a circle and practicing this exercise will unlock so many other things that seemed difficult. Its a great way to get control of the feet and move the horses body with your body. Thank you for responding Susan x