So noticeable improvement.
I am still struggling physically to keep a grip on the left rein, some of it is neurological and some is habit.
He went noticeably better from the get go :-) so chuffed with that.
Will keep on keeping on
If he leans and buggers off then *do something* , do a circle get control back and resume exercise don't just sit and hope that somehow divine intervention will work ...
So today's schooling patterns
SI -> 10m circle to restore forwardness - > SI
On a 20m circle
1/4 circle travers -> straight 1/4 circle -> 1/4 circle travers -> straight 1/4 circle
Thursday, 22 December 2016
Tuesday, 20 December 2016
Lesson with Jessica Wade 20th December
So today I concentrated on keeping my left rein a set length.
If he shortens his neck send him to the contact, if he leans activate the hind leg.
Was difficult at first as Chorrie wasn't settled but by keeping the rein length and not fiddling we got a good contact and a much better trot left rein.
If he shortens his neck send him to the contact, if he leans activate the hind leg.
Was difficult at first as Chorrie wasn't settled but by keeping the rein length and not fiddling we got a good contact and a much better trot left rein.
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