I don’t remember your asking exactly what I needed to see today, but you nailed it! I’ve never figured out how to control her shoulder but I’m going to try this. Ty!
@@YourRidingSuccess in a warm up lesson with Tasha you were discussing why the horse was not forward enough, the answer was the rhythm and you said the horse was asymmetrical in the left front. I couldn't see what you were talking about and actually didn't/don't know what to look for. So I was wondering if you could tell me. Hope I got all of that correct.
Great question - so asymmetry, what we are actually talking about here is that rhythm is that all 4 legs should move the same. What I am saying is that they horse is lacking rhythm - his front legs are not moving identically the same and that's what you are looking for when you are looking at rhythm.
Love this, these are the small details that make the huge difference! 👍
I don’t remember your asking exactly what I needed to see today, but you nailed it! I’ve never figured out how to control her shoulder but I’m going to try this. Ty!
Go for it! :)
Thanks for sharing your mini lesson here with Alicia, gives me good tips to work on❤
You are so welcome!
Great video - dressage is a never ending learning journey. Thanks for sharing
So true!
Thank you both soooo much - I've just did it with my horse, and it works :)
Wonderful! Glad it helped! x
I never would have picked up on that rhythm issue. What a keen eye.
Thank you!!
Great advice, it’s a challenge when so many moving parts are going on and we are all searching for that Ah Ha moment ❤
Love this!!
Thank you!!
Great teaching. Rhythm is perfect. Always enjoy your wonderful videos
Glad you enjoy it!
Love it! Needed to see this today. Great job Tash! Where is this btw? Such beautiful scenery!!
Thank you. This is where Alicia rides in the UK. :)
My thinking was same as yours Tash about bending to outside. I get what Alicia says and it makes sense but wasn’t my first instinct either 😅
Thanks for watching this video x
i am in love with your vedio
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed the video x
How do you know what leg is a- symmetrical?
I would love to answer your question - in what context do you mean 'what left is asymmetrical'?
@@YourRidingSuccess in a warm up lesson with Tasha you were discussing why the horse was not forward enough, the answer was the rhythm and you said the horse was asymmetrical in the left front. I couldn't see what you were talking about and actually didn't/don't know what to look for. So I was wondering if you could tell me. Hope I got all of that correct.
Great question - so asymmetry, what we are actually talking about here is that rhythm is that all 4 legs should move the same. What I am saying is that they horse is lacking rhythm - his front legs are not moving identically the same and that's what you are looking for when you are looking at rhythm.
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We do!! :)