School Of Legerete, Dressage training

The School of Legerete
Nicole Weinauge, a practitioner of The School of Legerete, gives an insightful lesson demonstrating the use of the basic tenets of the school. The total running time of this three part video is 45:00.
Part 1: Nicole Weinauge teaches Jasmine Gray, young rider from Australia with a Western Dressage background. She works a six year old Trakehner gelding beginning with ground work. Nicole explains what tack she uses for this work based on the principles of the School of Legerete. The rider unmounted stands in front of the horse with her hands on the bit on either side, and they shift his balance to his hind legs. The rider shifts to the side and continues with the groundwork, paying attention to his balance, mouth, and lateral flexibility in the neck. They are working towards releasing the bit and having the horse stretch down towards the bit. Nicole concludes the groundwork by reviewing the principles they are looking for and what this horse needs to work on.

[@salomeberger9543]

This is Classical dressage all the negative comments doesnt know anything about this just about Holding Short reins and Pressing the horse together

[@katrinaper5834]

Love this :)

[@loredelore7286]

Regardless of what "school of" is it all starts with good rider biomechanics. For a horse to go well one must rider well. Unstable seat unstable horse, that is why young horses need riders with good seats good hands and good knowledge.

[@carliecole2563]

This is.. I'm at a lack for words even. Idiotic? I thought it was a joke at first... wtf?

[@Pferdecoach]

the best is the jacket of the rider .....i am scared what people think classical dressage is .....

[@markfuller1421]

People making silly negative comments clearly showing Ignorance and lack of any knowledge of classical training and indeed horse biomechanics!!

[@Pferdecoach]

in the canter /trot transition stops this horse on its front legs and not from behind ...these people schooling Legerete here in my opinion they mean with "their" Legerete to give up all contact with reins but this wasnt meant if you read books of Nuno Oliveira , Legerete means have your horse on hind legs so being light in front with cadence

[@fredriclaurent2605]

same here, de la Gueriniere is turning in his grave, the bitch has no clue about what she is doing, just a psycho meeting for girlies