How to Improve Your Shoulder In | Begijnhoeve | How to #10

[@debdunster5471]

Rob - this is the best one yet you have done... thank you so much for all the suggestions on what 'not to do' it's a work of art to get it sorted out.

[@allisonm6622]

Some years later enjoying this video again🤩

[@kmohegan]

I’m learning so much by watching ❤

[@horsebest1]

Always such beautiful riding from you and Tommie.

[@krissstevens5967]

Well done. Beautiful connection. 🦄

[@dianeowen491]

Really loving your videos and your presentation of how to work through exercises.

[@ivebeenmilk]

Brilliant, helpful, timely and much appreciated!

[@valleyviewec]

More please on self carriage and development of expression.

[@cathyeuh2977]

Thanks a lot for your videos which help me very much.

[@reikolinde16]

Brilliant. Love your instruction. You make dressage beautiful.

[@MarnixvdBroeke]

Dank je Rob, ik leer zoveel van jullie how to videos. Keep it up! 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

🤗 morgen weer een 💪🏻

[@yvonnezoetigheid]

What I like to see in the final vlog of this year is Rob and Tommie riding together in a-pas-de-deux grand prix tour😍

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Haha well that’s not only a challenge Timewise 🤣

[@yvonnezoetigheid]

Oké, its a challege...maybe next year?💪

[@shaymccue2010]

Thanks Rob, very helpful your explanation was so clear.

[@lianevandervlies2363]

Ik zou graag een stukje uit de 1e vlog over Heros terug willen zien, en daarna een stukje uit deze vlog! Wat een heerlijk paard🦄🦄

[@rockypuckett3931]

I would like to see more basics for the younger riding horse please, I am finding your videos helpful. Thank you

[@valleyviewec]

Please do more on use of your seat to regulate the gaits. With it, more on development of self carriage and correct contact. More on half halts to improve the horse.

[@trousseau_ideal487]

every video is 100% helpful! With your videos I improved connection and transitions. With flying changes video I improved our late behind that we do one way clear!! and one way bit late front!! (horse changes from the leg with your suggestions). Please make a video about half passes - how to improve crossing and any other issues related))

[@trousseau_ideal487]

Your video about contact the first and only one told in a simplest way. I have seen a lot of them with a "veil of mistification, complexity" and other trash stuff. Even a lot of trainers in my country teach it too complicated. So a huge thank you to you and all your work.

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Happy to hear that! 😊 have u seen the video about lateral movements?

[@trousseau_ideal487]

Yes, however there are basics) but we need now improvements- like I said more crossing with the legs in half pass)

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Alright 😅

[@allisonhulley5970]

Beautifully done and excellent explanation!. I would love to see all parts of lateral work.

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thnx! 😎

[@margavansabben5696]

Heel duidelijk uitgelegd Rob! Gaaf om te zien hoe je het achterheen activeert 😍 En de tip voor op wedstrijd heb ik ook van mijn instructrice meegekregen en die werkt echt! 😆

[@pagekelleher601]

Very helpful ,Rob . Can you one on haunches in please.

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Noted !

[@ronbrooks3277]

Great video your teaching skills were on point thanks from USA🇺🇸🐴

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thnx 🤗

[@shaymccue2010]

P.S. you guys my favorite trainers to watch!

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Super to hear 😃

[@nathaliekluken9478]

Dank voor de video. Train je normaal in 1 rit een bepaald onderdeel vooral of is dit puur voor de video. Wat is fijner voor een paard veel afwisseling of meer focus op 1 of bepaald aantal onderdelen . Dank 🙏🏻

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Wij zijn van mening om juist te variëren dus niet steeds het zelfde herhalen…. 😁

[@kristienverelst6272]

I love your "how to" video's!!!

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thnx ! 🤗

[@chavellisulikowski6920]

hey, I have a few video topic ideas for you - unless you have already done them and I have not seen it :P 1. how you/your trainers start (break in) your young horses (on ground training to the first rides) 2. tack room tour? 3. what are your favourite products/brands that you use - could be saddles, mane conditioner, traveling boots etc... 4. what does a "day off" away from the stables look like for you guys? 5. hoof care (like the videos you did on the dentist) 6. saddle fitting (like bit fitting - it's a real skill!) 7. have you ever done jumping or x-country - that would be fun :P...and maybe scary! Just some ides I know I would be interested in seeing from you - maybe other people too :)

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thanks for you’re input 😁👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@margokoorn1688]

wat een traktatie om Heros weer te zien lopen ik vind het zo,n prachtig paard die het zo goed doet, en het is ook zo,n lief dier. hij liep mooie stukken hoor Rob met een mooie expressie ook, en ook zo top dat jullie dit de ruiters die kijken toch zo meegeven zodat het voor hun ook iets is om op te volgen. Ja Wat jullie doen vind ik top, zelfs als je niet paard rijd is het altijd leuk om jullie vlogs te zien. Alleen well done horse kan niet voor Heros lol. bedankt weer voor deze prachtige video Rob en Heros

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Haha ja ik kreeg “Braaf” niet gezegd als ik allemaal Brengels aan t praten ben 😂

[@quillemette2172]

Love Heros 😍😍

[@saskiadebruyn4555]

Hele leerzame en nuttige video! Goed en duidelijk uitgelegd, ook fijn dat de veel voorkomende problemen worden besproken. Top weer😁💪🏻

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thnx 🤗

[@marcusdejong1443]

Its very interesting to see heros such a great horse the only thing I miss in the how to video's is what aids you give maybe can add that next time you two have a great Christmas and new year stay healthy and have a lot success

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thnx ! Will do 💪🏻

[@christinemartindale8715]

This was very interesting Rob tfs😎

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thank You 🤗💪🏻

[@xBobbielee]

Super leerzaam Rob! :-) Past perfect bij waar ik nu in de training mee bezig ben. Jouw basic schoudervoor is voor mij al heel mooi hihi. Vooral het 'als het niet goed gaat, volte maken' is precies wat mijn instructrice ook zegt. Mooi om te zien dat jullie dit ook doen! Fijne feestdagen heren en personeel, hopelijk kunnen jullie volgend jaar weer lekker op wedstrijd.

[@xBobbielee]

Ohja, en wat gaat Heros MEGA goed! Zulke fijne gangen....

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thnx ! 🤗😎

[@canisja1]

Perfect 😍😍👌👌👌👌

[@kattownsend1238]

For end of year video. Rob on the canter track with a spicy Le Premiere 😉 Tommi and Chuppy grand prix show from earlier this year,foals recap and young stallion prep and moving into your place ☺️

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

🤗👍🏻👍🏻😃

[@Life.on.the.wrong.leg2020]

Is the legyield or half pass depending on which rein you need more pressure? Or is it depending on the education level of the horse?

[@MK-jx8kj]

Very helpful! I love your how to's! Could show some exercises on getting the horse to stretch over the back more? Edit: you should definitely show some bloopers at the end of the

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thnx ! Noted ! 😎

[@alouisadewaard6125]

Heel goede video! Gewoon braaf zeggen, verstaat je paard je en dat klinkt tussen dat Engels juist best charmant. Iedereen begrijpt dat in No time.

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

😂 Ja mss beter de volgende meer. En anders is hij sowieso wel Brave 🤪

[@keeslam3522]

super mooie vidio

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thnx !

[@BbYtube80]

Jeetje en wát proberen wij dan?? Niet. Normaal. 🙏🏻 (Als in: toffe en duidelijke video mannen!!!) #welldonehorse 😂

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Thnx ! 🤗😂

[@meganboelen5750]

Het zou zo gaaf zijn als ze een clinic dag/ masterclass gaven. Ik denk dat er redelijk wat animo zou zijn voor zo'n theorie dag 😁

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

Er komen weer 2 clinic dagen aan! Staan op de website vd Begijnhoeve

[@meganboelen5750]

@@Begijnhoeve_official wat leuk! In de toekomst wil ik ook meedoen met mijn paard, al is het op dit moment nog iets te voorbarig 😁

[@ivebeenmilk]

Perhaps....could you show a test, and explain the judges marks?

[@collectifpourleschevaux6603]

Please stop making propaganda for hyperflexion, thank you Rob!

[@binatitagain]

You have a lovely seat and quiet hands and your horse has a most beautiful walk and expressive trot but it is hard for me to watch as I find that you are riding your horse so very much behind the vertical and broken at the 3rd vertebrae. I am not trying to be rude but simply mentioning what I 've noticed as a rider and trainer with 30+yrs (this is becoming more and more common in dressage and in other disciplines as others believe this is the correct way of going). Perhaps allowing the horse to come up into the hand/bridle would allow more freedom and lift in the back thus creating more engagement from behind. Cheers.

[@Begijnhoeve_official]

We know with this horse the connection can be better and sometimes gets behind the vertical. Dont think we are not training to improve this part though

[@binatitagain]

@@Begijnhoeve_official Thanks for the response. I think what a lot of people don't understand when they haven't ridden particularly strong, big, upper level movers or horses such as yours, is that it's a fine balance between keeping them together, being able to tap into that amazing power but without having them 'explode'. It's a fine balance between the hand, leg and seat aids and tension can easily build-up so I can appreciate that (vs. purposely asking for that head frame). I just wish more of us were aware and educated as to how riding so restrictively in the front can hamper that beautiful energy from flowing through from the hind (and I've been guilty in the past myself of feeling overwhelmed by such power!:D I didn't have the seat yet to sit such movement back in my late teens but I was stubborn so I was holding the movement back. As a more experienced rider in my 30s, I can see it now and it's something that takes a lifetime of work to master I believe, to not get in the horse's way). Thank you for being aware of your horse's needs, it takes knowledge, experience and humbleness to acknowledge this and thank you for putting out these videos so others can learn from your expertise and when you make corrections as this is how we learn. No ride is perfect which is why dressage is so much fun. It is my hope that we can move forward with instructing the newer generations of dressage riders and trainers (as well as judges) about this and to notice when a horse can truly come through the back. I am still in awe of your horse's natural paces! I think once he can truly find himself to relax in the double bridle, that hind-end in the pirouettes and especially the piaffes & passages will truly be astounding! Keep up the beautiful work. Ps. I keep laughing to myself how it can be exhausting trying to get enough bending/flexion out of most warmbloods but then some other breeds are like 'pretezels' and getting straightness is the exhausting part!🙃

[@florencebriquet2309]

😢 Votre cheval est fortement fermé (angle tête encolure).