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You are absolutely the BEST at explaining and demonstrating!!! I can’t thank you enough for sharing your knowledge. I learn so much from every video of yours

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

The slow motion really helps to see the following motion of your elbows. This video was very helpful. Thank you!

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!

This is the best channel on horse riding ... thank you so much

This is brilliant !!! You are the best coach. We appreciate you and Joseph’s time and dedication to us viewers. We know how much work goes into this and again we thank you

You're the best rider and vlogger I've seen in a long time. It's always straight back to basics on steroids and super informative . Thank you Amelia!

Another really great video! Wonderful demonstration and explanation. Thanks so much! Really enjoying your instruction. Thank you.

I never knew to soften the inside rein during the transition. Can't wait to go give it a try! Thank you!

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! It really helps!

@horsesafarimarwad4314

3 жыл бұрын

Well come

The stripes were really helpful; the riders who are good enough that you would want to learn from them don't look like they're moving much at all, so it can be kind of confusing to pinpoint what's going on with various bits of them lol

Wow, thanks for this! Clear and concise as always. Your comment about giving with the inside hand made me realize I learned that in dressage lessons 25 years ago- but I haven't actually DONE it in 15!

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

3 жыл бұрын

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OMG>..did my trainer call you!!!??? Thank you so much!

This was so very helpful! Especially regarding the giving with the inside rein when asking for the canter transition to encourage the correct lead! The slow motion also helped SO MUCH! Thank you for this video, as I have a lesson tomorrow and will have to try this if I am brave enough to canter!😕😁

Another great video. I believe that is very, very true...my coach back home used to call it "blocking" essentially not allowing the horse move forward

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

2 жыл бұрын

It's such an easy mistake to make!

I saw the stripes on your sleeves and instantly knew it was going to help me! THANK YOU.

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

3 жыл бұрын

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Thank you Amelia, you have helped me so much over the past year! Love you! :)

thank you for showing that the hand need to follow the nod. now i know why the horse stop, may be because not allowing the head move accordingly. thank you again.. look forward to try in next session.

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

4 ай бұрын

Let me know how it goes!

Please, could you do video in which you wil discuss about how to overcome fear of cantering after fall in canter? Thank you.

It's so good to hear you talk about timing. So many trainers don't do that.

Such a nice and helping video!

Will practice tomorrow. Thank you.

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This is something I’ve been struggling with for a while! Thanks for sharing

I learn so much from your videos and concise explainations. Thank you for for sharing!

Do you have a video on how to hold the reins on the canter and how much pressure to apply?

This is exactly what I discovered a few days ago. I was so focused on keeping my hands still that I lost the connection and had a pretty awful canter xd I know better now and your video confirms it :D

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!! Your hands elbows do move. But just with the horse!

Always helpful! I know sometimes I feel like I am rowing, so using way too much give and take. I like the bend/straighten thought!

Thanks for this. I feel as though my hands are moving too much but I’m just following the bit so I don’t try and keep them still.

Great video, love your teachings.

Nice tips and tricks! Thank you!!😀

Wow this was a great video! Thank you so much, the stripes and the exaggerated position really helped with showing what you are doing

Yes, indeed, as you well know we are struggling with canter at the moment. Coordination, balance, timing, CONFIDENCE, and so forth. The arms, elbows, shoulders, and hands are a work in progress for sure. Thanks for always breaking it all down for us. Time in the saddle is key!

Thank you Amelia!!

Thank u sooo much I really needed this

love this - very much needed

Hi Amelia, yet another great video, I learn so much from you, and really appreciate you doing them. I don't have my own horse (maybe one day), but have frequent lessons and no one has ever mentioned giving with the inside rein in transition, really grateful for your knowledge, thank you, Wayne

Excellent ! Thank you 😊

Thanks Amelia! I'm going to work on this and I think Valentina will appreciate it very much also!

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Lea!! Good to hear from you! Hope Valentina is good!

Thanks Amelia I’m working on this atm ( and in the trot too) I really enjoy your teaching style. I’m 5’2” with short arms and I think I tend to stretch my arms forward to compensate 🥴

Wonderful, thank you!

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

10 ай бұрын

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can you do a video on how to strengthen a horse's canter? because my horse is much stronger on the left lead and when im cantering on the right, she will do a trot step and switch to left lead, or just break, and her collection is much worse to the right.

@adelaideemeralding

3 жыл бұрын

Same with mine!

@jennaallen9264

3 жыл бұрын

@@adelaideemeralding lol im so happy that im not the only one haha!!

A video on improving thoroughness / suppleness and roundness in the canter? Do you use any pole work exercises as well? X

Feedback l get in the canter is longer reins

Thank you for brilliant explaining, helpful as usual. And maybe you have some advice how not to be afraid of the canter?) It's a big problem for beginners.

Do you have any tips on keeping your horse forward while asking them to go on the bit/ accept the contact, because my horse is lazy and he takes that as and aid to slow down and I really struggle to keep him going forwards

Hello Amelia, I will certainly give it a try. Thank you as always! 🥰 Would you consider making a video on how to do downwards transition from canter to trot please? I find it tricky to ask the horse and when the horse is changing the gait I bounce! 🤣

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. I have one on my channel. You can search for it...

@siritariya152

3 жыл бұрын

Excellent! Will check it out. Thank you so much 🥰🐴

I have problems with that as well, for me it helps to hold both reins in my outside Hand. Then I can concentrate on my seat better.

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@AmeliaNewcombDressage

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Shamma! Thanks for watching, and don’t forget to subscribe to get notified of my new weekly content!

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

2 жыл бұрын

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So it looks like your hand position remains relatively still- they are not going back and forth with the horses’s head and neck it is just the opening and closing of your elbows that is going with the motion of the horse’s head. I will try softening on inside rein- today I had a lot of wrong leads on canter on my green horse today.

@blaiseducdaumont1280

3 жыл бұрын

Be sure you have the correct bend in the horse before you ask for the canter and weight your inside seat bone when you ask.

Do you also soften the inside rein when performing a flying lead change?

@AmeliaNewcombDressage

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Exactly!!

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The horse is just overbent constantly during canter. I know that's fashionable nowadays, but horses with heads behind the vertical literally can't see where they're going properly, let alone how uncomfortable it is for them

@moremahalo9574

3 жыл бұрын

Not just canter, but in all the gaits from what I’ve seen. Looks overflexed at the poll to compensate for inversion in the rest of the spine. Painful to watch.

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