LOVE this type of content! As an armature rider with a green horse, I really struggle with knowing what to work on or how to work on it when I’m riding without a trainer. This video was so helpful.
I liked the comparison, fab work Rhi. Although my youngster is not at the stage where it would be safe to sit on the buckle for 10 minutes (she will one day) I used the zigzag walking pattern today and Rosie liked it. She was very much with me when we moved up to trot.
This is awesome. Some of these warm up ideas I will be trying out on my new horse when old enough. Still to young to ride. I took a long break from horses after loosing my first TB So only got back into horses again this year.and only had new one 2 days and still settling in. Harley is awesome he has just got you a new subscriber here :) Really enjoyed this video.
Really enjoyed this video Rhi. Lots of exercises I think all lot of your followers can incorporate into their routine, myself included. Thank your another informative video.
Oh my goodness! What perfect timing this video came at! I've been really struggling with schooling effectively and knew you had mentioned things in the past. I was just about to send you a message on Instagram but this solves that! Thank you!
It might be easier watching the full video on Ridely, but essentially imagine starting on the centre line and going diagonally to the track, then diagonally back to the centre line, then diagonally back to the track again. You’d be making “sharks teeth” shapes if you looked at it from above. ❤️
LOVE this type of content! As an armature rider with a green horse, I really struggle with knowing what to work on or how to work on it when I’m riding without a trainer. This video was so helpful.
Ahh I’m so glad to hear that! I love these videos too. ❤️
I liked the comparison, fab work Rhi. Although my youngster is not at the stage where it would be safe to sit on the buckle for 10 minutes (she will one day) I used the zigzag walking pattern today and Rosie liked it. She was very much with me when we moved up to trot.
This is awesome. Some of these warm up ideas I will be trying out on my new horse when old enough. Still to young to ride. I took a long break from horses after loosing my first TB So only got back into horses again this year.and only had new one 2 days and still settling in. Harley is awesome he has just got you a new subscriber here :) Really enjoyed this video.
amazing nice video congrts
Really enjoyed this video Rhi. Lots of exercises I think all lot of your followers can incorporate into their routine, myself included. Thank your another informative video.
Ah thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it. One of my recent favourites. ❤️
Thank u so much for this wee and sharing this video means a lot 🤗🤗🤗❤️…
Wonderful way to train. Great advice
Oh my goodness! What perfect timing this video came at!
I've been really struggling with schooling effectively and knew you had mentioned things in the past. I was just about to send you a message on Instagram but this solves that! Thank you!
Love to hear that! ❤️
Love this, Harley is stunning
Thank you 🥰
I have checked out Ridely. Cannot currently justify it for my behemoth. It's definitely in my mind for the future.
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Great warm up….but the “sharks teeth” exercise lost me. Couldn’t understand the shape being made or the scale of it…..🤷♀️
It might be easier watching the full video on Ridely, but essentially imagine starting on the centre line and going diagonally to the track, then diagonally back to the centre line, then diagonally back to the track again. You’d be making “sharks teeth” shapes if you looked at it from above. ❤️
Thank you! I think I was being too literal in trying to imagine the shape of a shark 🦈 tooth! 😂😂😂❤❤❤
@@jeniferrinehart1107I actually think just zig zags is a better way of describing it.. keep it simple 😂