Unlock the Mystery of Inside Leg To Outside Rein

Unlock the Mystery of Inside Leg To Outside Rein
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Are you a dressage enthusiast looking to take your riding to the next level? Unlock the mystery of what "Inside Leg to Outside Rein" ACTUALLY means and how this can help you level up in your dressage training!
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[@thelastmedici4764]

This is the BEST channel on KZbin related with Dressage 🤗Thank you Alicia

[@amandanjord9826]

🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 I've been riding for over 25 yrs and I've never understood it this succinctly!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

so glad you found it useful :)

[@shannonclendon1424]

Your explanation of concepts is amazing. If only all of the trainers out there were able to get those concepts understood by their students.

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thank you so much!! :)

[@ephraimwilliams8855]

Seriously: This should be required viewing. Thank you!

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haha thank you so much!

[@sandyhammond8669]

Lovely explanation. Thank you. You are an exceptional educator who can be understood easily. Straight forward and thought provoking.

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so glad you found it useful!! Thanks :)

[@mariapiasecka9454]

Those most logic explenation I ever seen. Yass.

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thank you!

[@irinaskjdt4344]

Equal rains and equal legs 😍

[@missleung7166]

Thank you so much. First time ever heard anyone explain it that way. Amazing 🙏

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thanks!

[@christopherjones2884]

Very informative. Explains why and it's very useful and helpful

[@dstang623]

Great explanation

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thank you :)

[@krirea6389]

Wow! Amazing explanation!

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thank you :)

[@Miss-Laine]

My trainer says “ you ride both sides of the horse not just one” which I tend to do. I am just learning about inside leg to outside reins. My horse tends to bulge out her right shoulder and my poor legs can’t push her to stop that 😔

[@erikbeckman4535]

One of the best videos I`ve seen and one of the biggest ahaa moments!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

yay!! awesome :)

[@neowneowwang1871]

This video is really helpful. May I ask a question? What is the timing/moment of turning the horse's shoulder? when the inside or outside front leg lands on the ground? or when the inside hind lands?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Shoulder control is something we do all the time - so even though you may be turning from E to B is a significant turn, might be different from adjusting the shoulders - it really isn't! The turns that you do are all the same - it's just the size of the turn that is different. In terms of when you turn the shoulders - it's not when the outside leg is in a certain position, because actually, you are adjusting and moving those shoulders in your 'half halt' almost every single step of the way.