To those who criticize, people forget that Nuno Oliveira had mainly correction horses. And you can tell in this video that whenever the horse falls back into his bad habits he is helping him to figure it out. Very impressive...
SO BEAUTIFUL! His line and posture never change and the horse is so relaxed and “listening”. No head tossing, no tail swishing, no signs of any uncertainty or stress. Fluid and graceful. I’ve had instructors that would get on me about “looking down” and a “bent neck”. I think quiet, relaxed lines, legs, hands and seat are more important than a high chin, and he proves it. Lovely!
It was hard to watch the first day-the stiffness in the stifle and gaskin, and the horse trying to give more. The second day-beautiful! The energy and grace of his front legs, the gentle flexibility in his back and hindquarters! I could see the impulsion from his hindquarters flow into the bit, and he carried himself so much better! Truly beautiful work!
Look how relaxed he is throughout his whole ride. And his horse reflects that. Nice loose rein the whole time. He had soft hands that most of us strive for our entire riding career. Something to strive for. This type of skill is not learned overnight. It takes decades of disciplined ride under a careful gaze of a riding master like Nuno.
I never thought I would criticize el Maestro, but I do wish in this clip his outside rein was more firmly connected to his seat. And that his seat was both heavier and more level. I see the horse seeking his guidance as to where to place its hocks. It’s a very fine point. The excellence of Oliviera’s work was his ability to balance legerite with depth of connection. Here, one sees the horse struggling with the adduction of the hind limbs in the lateral movement. There is in particular a deficiency in the left hind. I shall be pilloried for saying so, but this actually derives directly from the asymmetry in Nuno’s contact. You may commence flaming me now.
Pouco conhecido no Brasil, é o maior cavaleiro do século XX. Leveza, elegância e técnica, não como soma, mas como síntese, atingindo o que se pode denominar de "estado da arte". Possuo suas obras, estudo-as e pratico seu método. Os franceses que me desculpem, mas o General L'Hotte deveria, no máximo, engraxar as botas de Mestre Nuno. Pronto, falei.
Grosser Meister und offensichtlich ein Korrekturpferd. Mir gefällt auch nicht jeder Moment, aber man sieht wie er das Pferd immer wieder in ein best mögliches Gleichgewicht bringt. Fand es etwas befremdlich, wie er die Besitzerin immer abküsst, machte er das bei jeder oder war es seine Freundin? 🙃
@@salirenses Genau...nur Oliviera versteht was vom reiten. Der Rest der Welt ist zu dumm, um Harmonie mit dem Pferd zu erreichen....das glaubt ihr, die ihr an den Lippen dieses Gurus hängt.
@@stephanengelhardt2616 Ich finds auch furchtbar. Weggedrückter Rücken, zurückgeritten, kommt vermeintlich "sanft" daher, ist es aber nicht. Falscher Knick im Hals, taktunrein, am Zügel gezogen an einem Gebiss mit Anzügen.....von Harmonie...keine Spur.
To those who criticize, people forget that Nuno Oliveira had mainly correction horses. And you can tell in this video that whenever the horse falls back into his bad habits he is helping him to figure it out. Very impressive...
SO BEAUTIFUL! His line and posture never change and the horse is so relaxed and “listening”. No head tossing, no tail swishing, no signs of any uncertainty or stress. Fluid and graceful. I’ve had instructors that would get on me about “looking down” and a “bent neck”. I think quiet, relaxed lines, legs, hands and seat are more important than a high chin, and he proves it. Lovely!
There was actually tail swishing, you must have missed it. But there was A LOT LESS than what most riders make happen.
Learn to use before you abuse.
It was hard to watch the first day-the stiffness in the stifle and gaskin, and the horse trying to give more. The second day-beautiful! The energy and grace of his front legs, the gentle flexibility in his back and hindquarters! I could see the impulsion from his hindquarters flow into the bit, and he carried himself so much better! Truly beautiful work!
Look how relaxed he is throughout his whole ride. And his horse reflects that. Nice loose rein the whole time. He had soft hands that most of us strive for our entire riding career. Something to strive for. This type of skill is not learned overnight. It takes decades of disciplined ride under a careful gaze of a riding master like Nuno.
LA meilleure vidéo pour comprendre l équitation d Oliveira : la domination par la cadence .
No es domination
I never thought I would criticize el Maestro, but I do wish in this clip his outside rein was more firmly connected to his seat. And that his seat was both heavier and more level. I see the horse seeking his guidance as to where to place its hocks. It’s a very fine point. The excellence of Oliviera’s work was his ability to balance legerite with depth of connection. Here, one sees the horse struggling with the adduction of the hind limbs in the lateral movement. There is in particular a deficiency in the left hind. I shall be pilloried for saying so, but this actually derives directly from the asymmetry in Nuno’s contact.
You may commence flaming me now.
The horses and Olivero are werking together. You see the horse love to do the things. Very relaxing and good horsemanship.
The best!!!! Portuguese, Of Course!
Me encanta su ligereza, su calma......!!!
Pouco conhecido no Brasil, é o maior cavaleiro do século XX. Leveza, elegância e técnica, não como soma, mas como síntese, atingindo o que se pode denominar de "estado da arte". Possuo suas obras, estudo-as e pratico seu método. Os franceses que me desculpem, mas o General L'Hotte deveria, no máximo, engraxar as botas de Mestre Nuno. Pronto, falei.
La forma del commento è un poco "ruspante", ma la sostanza è pienamente condivisibile.
Still my favorite riding video of all and at 08:40 my favorite moment =)
Thank you for this 👍😍
i read his books and now i am fan of him
Здравствуйте! Не подскажете ли, есть перевод на русском?
So moving and absorbing.
isn't it...
wonderful - my favorite video, it's great
Lindo!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
What a Master !!!!
Incredible !!!
Rodrigo...Aranjuez!
A soma das partes que se harmonizam de tal forma que nada tem que ser retirado ou acrescentado.
Carlotti
Impressionnant de voir comment en quelques minutes avec presque rien le cheval se décontracte et devient fluide.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Excelente
Grosser Meister und offensichtlich ein Korrekturpferd. Mir gefällt auch nicht jeder Moment, aber man sieht wie er das Pferd immer wieder in ein best mögliches Gleichgewicht bringt. Fand es etwas befremdlich, wie er die Besitzerin immer abküsst, machte er das bei jeder oder war es seine Freundin? 🙃
Greeting with a kiss is a very European thing…
His wife.
if I see this, I ask myself why he is thought to be such a great master? All the beauty and nature of the horse is gone, poor horse...
I needed to charge an encyclopedia to explain to you why you can't understand anything that goes on in this video. Try to get there by yourself...
@@salirenses Genau...nur Oliviera versteht was vom reiten. Der Rest der Welt ist zu dumm, um Harmonie mit dem Pferd zu erreichen....das glaubt ihr, die ihr an den Lippen dieses Gurus hängt.
Please explain how ?
Was soll das sein?
Zirkusreiterei ,aber keine klassische Reitkunst wie an der Spanischen in Wien.
eeem ... nein ??? das ist so klassisch klassische Reitkunst wie sie nur daher kommt!
@@stephanengelhardt2616 Ich finds auch furchtbar. Weggedrückter Rücken, zurückgeritten, kommt vermeintlich "sanft" daher, ist es aber nicht. Falscher Knick im Hals, taktunrein, am Zügel gezogen an einem Gebiss mit Anzügen.....von Harmonie...keine Spur.
I needed to charge an encyclopedia to explain to you why you can't understand anything that goes on in this video. Try to get there by yourself...
@@s.oliver6423 es nuno oliveira el mestre lo mejor que ha existido
@@enildomontesuma6483 jaja....
beurk
To bad for u