WARMING UP before SUPPLING

It's important to warm your horse's muscles up before attempting to work on suppling exercises. Patrick gives some more info in this video.
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[@benjaminrahardjo5647]

It is simple… but what you share is very important. Thank you

[@Currabell]

Thank you. I do 10 to 15 min warm up before every schooling session. The Reiner Klimke method. Also..a full 10 minute cool down.

[@jcarroccio7844]

Learning so much! Thank you~