@@terry11905 é un buon pilota anche quando lavora i cavalli in piano.. Anche perché sennò nn potrebbero saltare.. Il binomio lo crei con il lavoro in piano
I Laugh at all the Expert's telling an Olympic CHAMPION (2004 Athens) and a World CHAMPION (1998 Rome), and THREE Times World Cup Final "Winner", what to do right - they probably only jumping 1.10 m or 1.20 Metre, if that at all !! :-D Shut up !! and Listen to a CHAMPION Show Jumper.
Boom! You took the words rite from my mouth 👍🏻. I’ll bet most of the negative comments are from the pink bandage brigade. Fuck off and hold on to the martingale when shit gets real.
Mark, Robert, Cuthbert It’s pathetic when an Olympic rider doesn’t know what collection is. Jumper riders are generally not schooled in classical dressage
the horse is "in training" and will probably be "organized" at some point. No horse is "organized" when you start training. there is no point in showing training of horses which are already trained. the position of the arms is a result of flexing the horse (if you watch him ride while official jumping you can see total different posture). do not compare position of the showjumpers with the one of dressage riders or others .... he is not jumping in the saddle, the horse is tensing his back (resisting), and as a result he comes off the saddle or maybe even chooses two point or light seat to corrrect the horse. the fact that his legs do not move off the horse is an indication of a very secure seat. I am sure that Mr. Pessoa can sit very well on any horse, and can use any type of seat. .... really .. from all the riders of the world you chose to comment on how Rodrigo Pessoa rides ?
@@TheIuliaRoman I don't like the way he is flexing the horse. The horse is stressed and uncomfortable, that's why he is tensing his back. You can't get horse well organised without having him relaxed. Rodrigo Pessoa has amazing seat, but I don't like the way he is riding. You can hear the horse creaking his teeth, you can't have light connection and horse on the bit when he's creaking his teeth. Also look at the position of horse's head. It is most of the time behind the vertical-that's bad. When the horse want to stretch the neck and go with the nose forward, Rodrigo uses violent hand moves to get him back behind. Horse with head behind vertical is trying to avoid contact. I can see horse fighting with rider. Yes, he is champion. But that does not mean that he is doing things right.
Mr. Pessoa and this lovey horse are poetry in motion. A treat and great learning tool to watch. Thank you
11 people have disliked this video 😂😂 come back and pass comment when you’ve achieved as much as the man, the legend that is Pessoa.
BestDanTheMan80 all because he’s a legend as a competitor doesn’t mean he’s a good rider on the flat
People whith problem of psyco 😅
@@terry11905 é un buon pilota anche quando lavora i cavalli in piano..
Anche perché sennò nn potrebbero saltare..
Il binomio lo crei con il lavoro in piano
LOVED HIM SINCE I WAS !@ YEARS OLD!! A RUE MASTER OF SPORT!!!!
He is so still ...
I Laugh at all the Expert's telling an Olympic CHAMPION (2004 Athens) and a World CHAMPION (1998 Rome), and THREE Times World Cup Final "Winner", what to do right - they probably only jumping 1.10 m or 1.20 Metre, if that at all !! :-D
Shut up !! and Listen to a CHAMPION Show Jumper.
Boom! You took the words rite from my mouth 👍🏻. I’ll bet most of the negative comments are from the pink bandage brigade. Fuck off and hold on to the martingale when shit gets real.
Mark, Robert, Cuthbert
It’s pathetic when an Olympic rider doesn’t know what collection is.
Jumper riders are generally not schooled in classical dressage
Balance, balance, balance. R.P. has a lovely leg position in canter.
All in One, (Seat, Leg, Hands).
It very simple but can you do it ?!
The horses tongue is hanging out of the side of its mouth. this is not a good example for those learning to ride. This should not happen at any level.
that tongue ...
Le cheval est en 2 morceaux avec un placer faux
He’s not collected, just short
The horse is not well organized... his arms is too much opened and he is not sitting at the saddle he is jumping on it ...
the horse is "in training" and will probably be "organized" at some point. No horse is "organized" when you start training. there is no point in showing training of horses which are already trained. the position of the arms is a result of flexing the horse (if you watch him ride while official jumping you can see total different posture). do not compare position of the showjumpers with the one of dressage riders or others .... he is not jumping in the saddle, the horse is tensing his back (resisting), and as a result he comes off the saddle or maybe even chooses two point or light seat to corrrect the horse. the fact that his legs do not move off the horse is an indication of a very secure seat. I am sure that Mr. Pessoa can sit very well on any horse, and can use any type of seat. .... really .. from all the riders of the world you chose to comment on how Rodrigo Pessoa rides ?
@@TheIuliaRoman I don't like the way he is flexing the horse. The horse is stressed and uncomfortable, that's why he is tensing his back. You can't get horse well organised without having him relaxed. Rodrigo Pessoa has amazing seat, but I don't like the way he is riding. You can hear the horse creaking his teeth, you can't have light connection and horse on the bit when he's creaking his teeth. Also look at the position of horse's head. It is most of the time behind the vertical-that's bad. When the horse want to stretch the neck and go with the nose forward, Rodrigo uses violent hand moves to get him back behind. Horse with head behind vertical is trying to avoid contact. I can see horse fighting with rider. Yes, he is champion. But that does not mean that he is doing things right.
Io spero che tutti quelli che danno consigli abbiano vinto mondiali olimpiadi ecc ecc.. Se n nn vale
LOL !!!! How arrogant can a person be to think he is capable of correcting Rodrigo Pessoa?
@@flavioandreoni1818 Penso che abbiano appena vinto il campionato di arroganza.