HOW TO TRAIN STRAIGHTNESS| Real life training session!!

How do you train straightness in a real life training session? Watch this to find out! - PLUS WIN £500
In today's episode we show you part of one of our real life training sessions and how you can use the training scale to improve straightness!
This is a real life, real time training scenario!
Make sure you leave a comment with your biggest learning from the episode - we love hearing from you!
𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝐒𝐔𝐁𝐒𝐂𝐑𝐈𝐁𝐄?
Over the new three months we will be not only be sharing MIND BLOWING learnings but REWARDING you for learning as well!!
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AND
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One GRAND PRIZE winner selected at the end of June will win:
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2. 6 months DMA membership
3. A Luxe of London bridle
4. One on one session with Alicia

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[@annikak.4734]

Love Wessel and Gee but it’s so amazing to also see other horses with their specific issues and how to solve it! Straightness is something I never really thought about until a year ago or so and it makes such a significant difference actually being able to control all four legs of your horse! 😍

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you so much! :)

[@sarawatkins4557]

Loved watching this training session. Now I understand why you counter bend on a circle, nobody has ever explained that to me before, that it's to redistribute the weight on the hind legs! POW!! Mind blown 😳. Will have a go at this tonight now that I know what I'm aiming for. Thank you so much, please do more of these sessions x x

[@YourRidingSuccess]

YAY! We can't wait to hear how it goes for you! x

[@leanneeastcoastparanormalc9817]

U have know idea how much I watch these n how much uve helped me n my standardbred racer he was very abused on the track n his first 10 years of his life this year I’ve just got him feeling better n trust me I love him n I’d give anything for a week with you all much 💕

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Amazing story! Love that you got him to trust you now x

[@leahnstanhope1766]

I found this video with Toby and Mowgley very useful. Watching Mowgley is much more relatable to me, as he is more like the horses I get to ride. The style was also very helpful.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Amazing! Good to know!! :)

[@melaniecandra913]

Alicia, you are the best trainer I've never met. If I had the $$$ I would fly you over here once a month to train me & my mare. You've done more for us than any trainer has in the last 8 years that I've been riding my mare. Thank you!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

YAY!! Super x

[@lynnestruck]

I’ve been using some of the straightness exercises since I saw that small circle with counter bend or leg yield on the circle a few videos ago. It’s been incredibly effective on a Friesian I’ve been riding that is very crooked and lacks true engagement. Thank you so much!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You're welcome!

[@frokenss]

Totally agree

[@camillavonwyss9716]

Dear Alicia, I can’t thank you enough for teaching us on KZbin 🙏🏻 I reconstructed my way of riding my horses, to your way. Not easy after 40+ years of bad habites 😂 but the results are AMAZING. First I concentrated on my legs, then the banana, then getting the contact right and now working the straightness🤩🎉🤩 My 3 jumping horses have changed completely behavior and their attitudes for working…. My lazy guy is energetic now, my giraffe is starting to work with her hind legs more and my electric dynamite mare is starting to relaxe better and making more smooth movements. Not so much sawing machine any longer…. All 3 of thème really like to work now and trying to find out what I ask from them….. So super great advice from you and your team🙏🏻👍🏻🌷Thank you x a million 💝 Camilla

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Woohoo!! This is super amazing!! Glad you are seeing so much progress in your riding now! Keep it up x

[@ninaengkeblle321]

I love This Way of laerning, it gives me so Much more to see a horse that is not so high in level.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks, Nina! x

[@emmafalconer6407]

Counter bend has been so helpful in gaining straightness and connection. So nice to see that even super talented horses and riders struggle with this too!! 🤩

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Yes :)

[@heaven77ish]

I have trained with a few people in the past 8 years, sadly Emma Woolley moved abroad and Charlie Hjtton moved to Scotland. Apart from these guys I have sometimes struggled to comprehend the intention behind the instruction and or why etc. I have never felt so at ease with a person's teaching method as Alicia. Her analogy to different issues is so easy to comprehend. The banana, the hands have tl be the same. The hind legs and head tilt and how we all try to correct the symptoms and not the cause. Having an ex racer myself who can be phenomenal when in full time work, but hot and spooky, has really given me the confidence to restart my journey. I wish I could have lessons with her. Imagine the confidence you would come away with because their is zero judgement here. Just wow.

[@valb8460]

Knowing when to use counterbend versus “leg yield on a circle” is very helpful and loved seeing a lesson with a horse that wasn’t perfect all the time. It gives me a much better sense of how & when corrections are needed. 👍

[@YourRidingSuccess]

LOVE it! So glad you enjoyed this video x

[@kittisoos]

I just had a training today with horse I rode many times before. It wasn't the worst session but a couple of things went unexpected. "Ride him for the day" is really a lightbulb moment. I remember talking to someone about riding a greener OTTB and I said things about how you have to be me more careful with them while riding, but was told that's basically what you would need to provide for all horses. I can see the point now. I notice a significant difference in riding a horse for the very first time and the follow-up occasions, but of course you should keep your mindfulness in all rides. Thanks guys!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks for sharing this!! :)

[@vickiehunt2676]

Excellent explanation on straightness. Many riders don't understand that if the hind end is working correctly the neck and head carriage will also be correct. That's where lightness begins. More of these sessions, please.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

More to come!! x

[@alexg.7620]

One of the most informative videos about straightness I’ve ever watched. As a visual learner, I absolutely love the format. Thank you!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Wow, thank you!

[@goldieschnitzer849]

Love this. Exactly my struggle. Explained superbly.

[@samanthaporter3137]

Love this format! Thanks!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@vickiosgood7182]

Hi guys, wow! Loved it. Great riding Tobes. I really see that counter flexion seeming to fix quite a few problems. It was really good to see it with the horse putting up resistance. I am using it more often but was going to stop because my Bear reacts really strong to it, he hates it, fights me quite hard. Now watching a horse that needs correcting, that isn’t so chilled out and wants to argue a bit, makes me more confident to keep it going! Brilliant, love this format. Thanks heaps, Vick from Oz. X

[@YourRidingSuccess]

YAY!! Go YOU! Thanks so much for sharing this, Vicki! x

[@lennyrat4ever447]

Yes, these are great to see, I'd love to see more!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Watch this space x

[@shannonclendon1424]

Oh wow. I would have the same instinct as Toby, to pull the head up. Trying this on my next ride!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Yes, go for it! :)

[@chrissyjohnston9128]

Please please please more training videos like this, I love seeing the raw training sessions, warts and all so much easier to relate to.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

So glad you enjoyed this video!! Watch this space x

[@CoffeeHorsesChocolat]

More like these please!!!! These are absolutely gold.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Woohoo!! Glad you are loving it!!

[@jacci56]

Love love love the way you teach Alicia!! Vertical and horizontal straightness, explained to us like we are humans, not mathematical geniuses! I have had to pull out of my DMA membership for a while but i still feel fully supported by you via the channel and really can not thank you enough for doing what you do. Please keep up the epic work!! x

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Wow, thank you!

[@hazelhowie6147]

This way of learning is UNBELIEVABLY BRILLIANT! Thank you so very much Alicia and Toby 🥰😘❤. You always explain things so well Alicia, but it's even clearer when you can SEE it in action. I'm a very visual person so this really helps me to remember what to do. YOU GUYS ROCK!! THANK YOU!!!🥰❤🙏👏

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Our pleasure! Thanks so much! :)

[@chrisbarras2142]

Loved it, keep them coming.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

YAY! Watch this space x

[@JT-yp1bu]

YES, love to see more of this!!!! I can’t get enough of you!!!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

YAY!! So glad you are enjoying the videos xx

[@acools07]

I love this type of video! Thank you so much for all your wonderful content!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You're welcome! :)

[@leanneeastcoastparanormalc9817]

Absolutely luv this so helpful n appreciate everyone here

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you :)

[@paulanewbury881]

Brilliant! LOVED this!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you Paula! :)

[@lizgarland2241]

Love the format 🙏💜

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Wow! Thank you x

[@alisalarson4196]

Very helpful format to see a horse struggle, and you showing the “fix”. Thank you! More if these please!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

More to come!

[@karenkarenparry7991]

Love this simplicity ! Great way to educate us x😍

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you liked it!!

[@maggierobbins304]

Absolutely love the live lessons. Really helps me learn more. Keep them coming Alicia, Ask and Toby

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Watch this space :)

[@leeannefavaro5014]

Lovers the explanation. Clear and simple.👍

[@YourRidingSuccess]

YAY! Thanks, Lee Anne x

[@melstra255]

This is brilliant. I've watched this numerous times. This has helped me more than words can say. Thank you

[@ronedelgaleone6706]

I feel this was very helpful. My horse was never actually trained to do anything except pull a buggy... on asphalt! I only got him last February. He's green but he has a big heart. I want to help him learn to be balanced and I know this will help! THANK YOU!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

So glad to hear this. Thank you so much!

[@neeson908]

I think this is one of my favourite videos from you Alicia! I find myself coming back to this video so often as a reminder of what I need to be doing every time I’m in the saddle when I feel things aren’t 100%!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you so much!

[@lynnejohnson6699]

Love this❣️ Thanks to you and your team for another great “Lesson” video. I needed the reminder of “ride as if you are at a try it to buy it” scenario. A focus on straightness seems such a complex topic for me, perhaps now, it doesn’t need to be. 😃Just signed up for the FearLESS 2.0….so excited.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Well done! Congratulations! :)

[@debbiedobson5662]

Yes like this type of teaching.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you x

[@danaberries11]

Really really love this type of video! Thank you so much (to the whole Team involved) for sharing this lesson with Toby!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you :)

[@jaynebarton9872]

Great episode! Super way to learn - love watching the lessons - thank you!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching, Jayne x

[@hilarylarner1917]

Love, love, love these videos !! Thank you so much team YRS.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You are so welcome!

[@suerudler441]

Fabulous session! Love the format :) very helpful thanks team!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@marciaharding3128]

Yes very helpful watching it this way.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Super! Thanks for watching, Marcia! x

[@wwaxwork]

Thank you Toby for letting us see this and see the work you're doing.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you :)

[@marcytaylor8462]

Love this to show what you can do to work on straightness which I needed!!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad it was helpful!

[@christineporter2479]

So grateful for these videos. I've learned so much and you explain it simply. Thank you.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

YAY!! So great to hear this x

[@carollinnan4268]

Your way of teaching is so great - you always make it so simple. thanks for another great video!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks so much! :)

[@reginaangele1083]

Love this video ... keep on with this kind of training Thanks you so much 🥰🥰

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you! x

[@debbiedobson5662]

Love learning this way. Can you do a split screen same horse same rider showing a proper working trot and a working trot that is rushed. That way we can see it at the same time , so that we can see the same horse same rider with a rushed trot or rushed Canter and one that is a perfect working trot and rushed working trot answer that would be great. A split screen showing both would make it so easy to compare the 2

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Debbie! Thanks so much for tuning in! Great Suggestion for future videos! x

[@karenwarner9015]

Thankyou for a great explanation. I do like this way of explaining issues. Keep up the good work

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You are welcome!

[@meganperrin2987]

Watching this video again a year later - it has such a different meaning for me after also being a member of dressage institute and all the learning i have done in between!

[@sophiehabets1745]

Really loved this one. So close to my daily work ! I want more!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Love it! :)

[@janellekath370]

Fantastic, loved every minute. 😀

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lizagibbons567]

It’s is so great seeing it all happening as it is, I learn a lot this way because I can almost feel it happening to me and then seeing the fix makes so much more sense. Thanks

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks, Liza! LOVE that you're learning so much from this video x

[@kimcloss7918]

I love this video. My biggest takeaway is making sure the tempo is mine. Sometimes it feels good and makes you not want to change anything but need to do it to make sure it’s my tempo. And …go bigger or smaller than you think. Thanks for this! And…fix the cause not the symptom, the head down is a symptom, fix the weight on his legs and he will carry himself and head will fix itself. Love it. Enjoyed very very much. I would love to see more of these lessons!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Wow love this! Thanks so much! :)

[@michelekanefsky7511]

Really helpful vid! Love the discussion about the horse’s avoidance & how to work through this with the riders seat & use of figures.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@joanflemming6829]

Excellent video and explanation. We often get caught up in the symptons and not the cause. Thank you so much!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad it was helpful!

[@karenharvey112]

Hey I loved this video, super helpful I love the breakdown of it first then watching the lesson so good!!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you x

[@kirstypatten3642]

Love this, clear and simple learning, great to see the good and bad bits, cause to be fair this is why we watch because we want to Improve the bad bits. 👍

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you so much! :)

[@wallcrawler9212]

That was brilliant just what I needed to see. When you have a lazy but reactive horse it's really tricky to find the balance and keep the connection. More on this please 🙏

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Watch this space x

[@jennatargett1328]

I have watched this video so many times, it’s so good. I love these ‘lesson’ videos, I get so much from them ❤ Thank you 😊

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you like them! Thanks so much for watching x

[@nataliekann4701]

Thank you so much for this! The part where you mentioned using unbalancing to your advantage really helped with my horse who was doing a canter evasion, like this horse. Now I know what to do!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

LOVE it, Natalie! So glad it helped! Tell us how you go trying it out x

[@kaytiam]

so very helpful!!! Thank you so much Alicia and Toby. Your explanation of what is happening in the hind end, when a horse is diving down in the front is phenomenal. Thank you so much!!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You're welcome Kay! :)

[@littlebranshill]

Brilliant!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you x

[@Ridingforwardwithmaria]

Love this format ❣️light bulb moments every time and you explain everything so well, to see the horses resistance and then softening is amazing as that’s what we all deal with and often the resistance isn’t shown. Thank you 🙏🏻 your team is amazing and you are all helping and inspiring so many.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You are so welcome!

[@benitascott3533]

I've had to watch this through a few times, through DMA & here, to really get the full value. Biggest takeaways - before understanding the training scale I never understood the significance of straightness or how it impacted the horses way of going; from this, I understand that even in an unschooled horse it can be developed, using specific tools. Alicia once said to me, in the training scale, straightness is more uprightness than basically moving in a straight line, & now I understand what that actually means. I Iove to see the picture of this in action, to see how the horse actually does come up in the front & flexes more at the poII. Very clever strategies. I was really wondering who this horse was? Now I know it's Sigita's horse - how exciting that is!! What a gift for Sigita. You really do offer some Iife-changing opportunities, for your followers, & that's so impressive & endearing to see! ❤ that! Thankyou once again for a great Iesson - for the generosity, sharing insiggts into your expertise. 💖🐴🐎💫🙏

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks for sharing your biggest takeaways, Benita! So glad you are learning so much from the video x

[@tracyhanlon2743]

Love it! Such a great explanation x

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed this x

[@shiliohsrain]

Loved the explanation. Watching your videos is helping me immensely! Your explanations while watching a rider helps make the connection.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Great to hear! So glad you loved it!

[@anniecampbell8554]

Love this format - learning by observing others doing! Like this way more than the promotions stuff, although I get why you have to do it.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks, Annie! x

[@annettefowler6005]

Brilliant explanation and session. Thank you all 😘

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You're welcome! Thank you :)

[@Nick-bb3yp]

Really appreciate this logical approach!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

LOVE it! So glad you enjoyed it x

[@lbfundamentals]

yes please 100% more of these types of videos in your YT content

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Watch this space :)

[@johannaryhanen6981]

This was super!!! Always go with the whole horse not only with the legs or the head or neck. Straightnes straightnes straightnes! Thanks A & T & A

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you :)

[@elaineeknier104]

Love ur videos and explanations...thank you

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you like them!

[@melmattingly528]

Thanks Alicia and Toby for sharing such an interesting lesson. I love this way of learning and really seeing the difference your training makes to rider and horse. I am using lots of your suggestions and seeing great results in my horses way of going and attitude. So encouraging!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

So amazing!! LOVE that you are seeing so much progress in your riding!! x

[@EquestrianFool]

LOVE this!! Thank you for sharing. I was just struggling with this last night 😅 can’t wait to try it out!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

YAY!! Tell us how you go x

[@Steph-xn3lk]

This was so helpful and informative - thank you! I love this format - it's a great way to learn for me, and I get a lot from both seeing the lesson from the ground but also getting Toby's perspective as the rider, so thank you! My biggest learning in this was to fix the bigger problem, not the symptom...I think I too would have reacted the same as Toby in wanting to lift the head, but it was actually straightness that was the key. So cool! I shall think about this in my next ride. and that horse has a stunning trot - hopefully we might see more of it. Thank you! x

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you so much for sharing your biggest takeaway from this video! We can't wait for you to try out the technique you learned so far x

[@wildmoon8862]

This was really helpful, thanks. Fix the cause, not just the symptom

[@YourRidingSuccess]

YESSSS!! Glad it helped! x

[@anitasancr]

Your explanations are always spot on and soooo clear 🤯 Love these kind of videos and how in real life we se the “problem” get solved so effectively!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks, Anita! x

[@hurriakhonoom]

Wow.. I've got that "A-ha!" moment. Thank you Alicia.. Yesterday I did what you told in the other vid, and it helped me a lot of having a much better riding. And I smile all the time. I used to put my face really serious while listening to my coach. And I'll do this one on this weekend ride. Wish me luck!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Love it!! We can't wait to hear more of your progress x

[@horseyhils9879]

Loved this video…I particularly find the real life scenarios great as it really shows problems and solutions as they arise. Loved the series with Laurie and her 5 year old horse in the DMA area. It showed all the tricks and solving one problem led to an evasion in another area so solving that etc etc. it’s great to show horses that are challenging in teaching them correctly as I think most everyday, normal riders can relate to this a lot! Thank you as always again! :) x

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Our pleasure!! Thanks for watching this video x

[@joedavey6187]

More of these please Alicia really logical and understandable instruction, just what I needed for the horse I’m currently working with, ace job

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Best of luck to you, Joe! x

[@jthompson13]

Great video- I was working on the same thing yesterday with my Andalusian but this just made my reason why even much much better. Plus the bit of getting the straightness makes him shift his weight back to where it should be was wonderful. Definitely a Diamond episode. So many people don’t teach this. I always have a reason why for what I am doing and I tell my horse in the moment. Now she will get a better explanation and I’ll have a better mental picture for her too.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you so much! :)

[@elaineeknier104]

Love it Alicia

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you, Elaine! x

[@charmainemckinney4064]

I am watching these videos from South Africa. I really like this format of training. It has helped me in a short while and I am much more confident now. Thank you

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Woohoo!!! Super amazing! x

[@emmaoconnell8726]

The real life training sessions are my favourite things to watch on You Tube full stop! So insightful and good to see riders pushing through tricky moments and solving them with guidance and encouragement.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you! :)

[@luciemarinov129]

Super helpful, even a year or more later, these videos are great training sessions for me, thanks for sharing this ❤

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You're so welcome!

[@cmtristram]

This is the most brilliant informative video on how to deal with straightness................or crookedness!!! The style is amazing and so helpful cannto wait to practise tomorrow

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Yes, please let us know how you go!

[@debdunster5471]

Real life scenario helps very much. Thank you.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you :)

[@rjb9886]

Brilliant! This type of video - whether less trained horse as today or Mowgly, or less experienced rider as Ashley or the DMA riders - is very helpful as I see myself and my horse and understand the application of the theory. Loved this!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you so much! :)

[@kerstinvikman2664]

Loved this! To watch how you worked and you explaining why! Was about ta ask if you could share. a warm up session and here it was. Thank you 🙏

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it x

[@laurastott940]

Hi guy's! Brilliant to actually see why and when to change to get true engagement! My horse is a Master of fooling me 👀. Big Thankyou for sharing all this information ❤👍🥰

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Love it! Thank you!

[@leannemoir7591]

Another great video, will definitely be putting this into practice with my gelding

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad it was helpful! Go for it!

[@suzannesenser607]

I like a variety- it's really helpful for you to show what it's supposed to be like on a trained horse, show us what it looks like like when done incorrectly, and then a lesson on a horse being trained. I never seem to learn from just one format, I seem to need the same info from all viewpoints as I slowly synthesize the concept.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

LOVE it! So glad you enjoyed the video so much! x

[@Neiravideos]

Absolutely! Wish I had these explanations 20 years ago

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you dropped by this channel and learned so much from the lessons x

[@CDN_Bookmouse]

Being able to sit in on this lesson is so valuable. I need to start implementing suppleness when dealing with a spook!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Go for it! :)

[@trouvaloo]

I like this format! And I like this explanation of straightness.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it!

[@sarahdoheny6306]

Thank you for another incredible learning video . We were working on straightness yesterday in the canter, keeping on the circle then going fully around the outdoor arena allowing him to come through his hind more and if needed using a yield to bring him back. Excellent riding Toby!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

That's super amazing x

[@kasia246]

Loved it, it’s great to see less experienced horses in training, challenges and how to fix them in real life

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Absolutely!

[@liswinkel2942]

This is a great format of teaching and I really enjoy it. Seeing this video made me realise where my issues are with my QH mare and I can now correct it using your strategies Alicia. Wow!! Many thanks to everyone involved in producing this video.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

So glad you are enjoying the videos here so much!! LOVE that you are learning a lot from them x