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The inside rein provides the creative stick, yes, the inside rein loosens it up, but it should never be so much that the horses run over your shoulder like that, but rather you want to turn in a deeper position, give them a chance on the outside, it already falls on the shoulder and pays attention to the gallop, he becomes clumsy because due to the process the inside rein also receives the sense through the outside rein. I have to keep my neck straight on the outside and I can only stretch so much inside sitting the inside straightens the outside, even if it still goes wrong there, but it turns inside itself.

Now I can sit inside the inner goods. Driving the inside hip in front of the inside reins rotates around the outside reins held by the outside reins. Hello, fellow riders, now. I look forward to welcoming you back to our online riding school in Wolfgang today with a wish. Video in the direction of the outside rein. What does outside rein mean? What's its purpose? How does it all work? We will combine it with the inside rein, I will explain it to you first in the walk, then I will show it to you in the trot and gallop, but the important thing is that you do it in the walk.

Then in the trot and gallop, it goes much faster and we face completely different challenges. different how to regulate the rhythm and so on. Today in this video I would like to focus mainly on turning and the fact that the outside rein follows the inside rein gives the meaning. What does that mean? Now we know from the videos, as we have already explained, that the horse's spine is completely rigid in the back, the sacrum is fused, then the lumbar area is also very strong due to the transverse processes, then the thoracic spine is a little more flexible with one or two degrees of mobility and the cervical spine is extremely flexible. , horses can even scratch their flanks, so they can bend completely.

What does that mean for us riders? What does that mean for us riders? We ride the horse and we have to keep it straight in the neck. Here we have the opportunity. and that, of course, is both positive and negative. If I travel to you and now say: I just take the right reins, then the reverb passes over very easily and is easily visible. The same thing would be, of course, now do it with the thigh too, I already know, I will do it with the left rein then pass the neck over it but now it also means and that is something that can be observed right away if I stop here and pay attention. attention.

Now sometimes in your body when I pull with the inside rein, then the weight goes over the left front leg when I push out with my hand, that's what happened to many of you when you go straight and go along the railing like this and push over there. If you sit outside, we actually want to ride the shoulder inward in the straight direction, that means if I give a stance here and I want to pass, then the horse must also go in that direction so that the inside hind leg moves forward in the path of The inside front leg would be the same to the left if I assume left and never step over it with the inside leg, it can be seen that it has a position on the left but I sit on the right.

Of course it is exaggerated, many of you sit down but even then you no longer realize it and then this happens too. I can't reach the horse with my inside leg. Logically, when I feel like this I can't reach the horse because my leg is far away, so I come in again with the inside rein and now it would be correct if the outside rein was involved and now we are getting closer. The inside rein issue makes no sense if the outside reins are involved when I ride the circle here and now I would assume the inside rein alone with the inside leg also leading but releasing on the outside, the neck turns in and the horse walks to forward along the spine and now For me, as a rider, the horse is already running over his shoulder, although I don't know it yet, yes, but now he is very well bent, he can also fall very well, yes, I agree I agree with you, but he runs straight forward on his shoulder and then I have a horse that has an overload on the outside front leg.

Now many of you will say yes, this gap. We can come back to that in another video. We already have videos about that. If the horse is hollow on the right, it immediately falls over the left shoulder outwards it also means that the left front leg is overloaded, as if it were making chocolate and then the left front leg is very often overloaded, which is why many horses have legs front legs on the left front leg and not on the right, that is the overloaded leg. Now let's get to the point, assuming the horse is already straight, riding the horse with the outside reins is also something we already have here, but only if you understand the big picture of riding, what does it mean to ride with the outside reins?

Let's say we already have that, which means we stretch the outside reins and now I would like to use the inside reins, which are also called positioning and steering reins. It also shows that you are always with the inside rein slightly inward and slightly blocked, so the horse turns its head at neck level. Now I have a real tendency to ride inside through the inside position with the inside rein on and the moment the horse is with me. When the head goes inside I say stop on the outside rein and that means the Outside rein gives meaning to the inside rein when I say I want to show direction with the inside rein, it assumes here and the horse turns his head.

He walks in and we hand it to you over my shoulder, then I don't show him the direction, but he walks out over my shoulder. I am sitting badly and there are many cyclists who sit like this and ride like this. Unfortunately, that's how it is. a very common mistake for us to sit back correctly bring in position the inside rein then show the direction the inner thigh activates the inside hind leg and drives forward and now my outside rein, which is also limiting or stopping, is called limiting in the stance to the front in exactly the same way as limiting in the shoulder to the side and now Choco has the opportunity to walk on the outside rein, the same when changing hands with the right calf mounted forward, the right rein turns and here I have the left leg with the left rein as a possibility to ride the horse forward, the left calf is in a left position to limit the outside and the chocolate can pass between the trains, that is the meaning of the inside and outside reins here and If we get it so that the horses understand that, we can also stop on the outside reins and you can see that when you do this over and over again with a horse on the inside reins it does something wrong and that shows that then you need a certain amount of " It is a while until the horses move confidently when changing hands with the outside reins and then this stumbling path disappears as well.

Chocolate is a correction horse. You cannot erase a horse's past, it can simply be overwritten and therefore it is important to properly ride up the horses now. They know what they should do and they are allowed to do it with conviction I have just started trotting what do we pay attention to here in easy trot when I ride with Chocolate here in the circle is the task I have for him Ride straight on the curve In line, still we assume that the horse will stretch on both reins. What can I do now? Now I have the opportunity to work with the horse in the sense of internal goods and looseness so that he becomes finer.

However, the inside rein Again I have the feeling from the outside rein that I have to keep the neck straight on the outside and only allow as much stretch as the stance and bend really require, if I don't do that here and pull here, you can see that is running Chocolate over your shoulder right now and that shouldn't happen, but the problem is when you do that you can see how well it goes down now, how loosely it goes down and that's why a lot of people do that, they just don't. Notice that the left front leg is overloaded, the correction here is again outside leg, outside rein, so always support yourself with the outside calf of the reins.

Now it's his turn. You will notice that he is in front of me. , but if I let him go so badly, then he will run on my shoulder. I'll have to block that out a bit again. We already have the videos for this and now I have it so I can ride it with my shoulder facing in. I'll show you the difference again, when I'm still driving straight here in the straightened circle and now I'm taking the opportunity for you and it's already running over the shoulder like I said, always remember if the inside rein adjusts it more creatively if the inside rein adjusts it. loosen but it should not be so much that the horses run like this over the shoulder but with them in the wrong way but it is important to put the outside reins on and if now you keep the outside reins loose, just keep the neck from the withers quite straight and now, with rest, give the horse a chance to relax his muscles and loosen up.

The same. With the other hand, here again the left goods are mounted in front on the right reins. Here you can train your eye in the sense of how it should look, which means straight on the curved line means the shoulder is on the inside, the inside leg goes on the inside and very important my outside rein starts so the shoulder is limited my outside rein is also to limit the posture and if I need to I can change the frame to be able to also lift or move away again badly take the inside of letting go and already fields over the shoulder and what.

Could someone else observe where I am sitting? I'm sitting outside, why do I assume you automatically sit outside? And then we often have these images when people travel on the long side like that, again, the problem, the solution, sitting inside, just becomes outside. reins from the thigh onwards and at the moment I have the outside reins on the outside of the thigh, so wait, my horse is limited. I can bring the forehand inward with the reins and limit it even more, we look at the same thing, it is the same job, important objective: the straight horse where we adjust the forehand to the hindquarters, that is, the inner hind legs of the track from the inside front leg, if I ride straight here I can turn with the inside rein, inside calf, inside hip Riding in front of the outside thigh drives and at that point I can loosen the outside rein and allow the movement to take place again on the circle.

Mounted with the shoulder facing in. Mounted outside. It's my turn and you can see I can turn the chocolate here with them make it straight on the outside and so continue bringing my shoulders inward again the wrong thing here I want to turn in a deeper position, I take the opportunity to go outside and it falls on the shoulder and pay attention at gallop it becomes clumsy because the sequence of movement is no longer correct again pay attention to the change now I do not pull outwards but lead outwards with more and more with the outer leg inner walls inwards the leader goes for the outer interception breaks galloping it comes back clear if I let it go wrong, so let it fall on my shoulder, that's straight.

It's more strenuous again, so I have to pay more attention to it again. Let's change hands to Here also, if I now widen the outside canter, the forehand stroke remains directed directly to the left because, seen from the horse, the left is on the inside, so the change where I mount the shoulder to the right. The brake walls limit the outside and even if now he is pushing a little here, of course, when I make the mistakes here, he doesn't know how to handle them, he immediately goes back to his old style, which was a big problem.

I still make the mistake again and fix it. I'll start when I ride you so you can see that I'm riding incorrectly and assume I'm releasing him on the outside and he'll fall. You will always have a positive feeling because the horses are circling and staying there, they advance less because they are over your shoulder and they are no longer allowed to go where they are looking and you notice that the gallop is getting worse and worse. I'm also sitting badly on the outside, now facing you again. The right one, now I'm sitting a little crooked and now I'm starting to make them sit up straight on the outside, even if he's there, he's still going bad, but he'll do it himself right now.

I can sit on the inside, inside goods, inside hip, lead in front of the inside rein, turn around an outside rein held by the outside leg, keep the horse straight and that's why it's always important when I perform with the rein, I need the thigh on the same side so I can apply pressure to the thigh and then you can see that I have the opportunity to set up straight or catch the shoulder on the walls in front of the outside. I can also gallop and come to the inside to release him because I ride him with the inner thigh on the outside reins now to summarize once again if we want to do something with the inside reins we always need all the help like the inner thigh. that is, internal goods internal reins bywhat the position is always the inner thigh in the circumference the horse gets close to the ribs and now I can give a position and the position is really only there in the front of the neck really only in the front area if the neck is held , it is already part of the curvature, so that should be clear to you.

It's my job if I want to loosen on the inside rein, then I can activate it on the back, activate calm again, activate it again, now it leads itself again, now I have the opportunity to limit it. on the outside, to give you a position and Choco has the opportunity to move on the outside rein to go and I could release you, it stays as it is, the outside rein gives the meaning to the inside rein, why if I want to give them position I have to limit it with the outside rein so that the neck is straight, but I also have to do it and that is very important.

That should not ignore allowing stretching for curvature, that is, every time I shorten one side the other side. you have to stretch a little bit and allow for stretching, you wouldn't do that and you would do that, and that's a separate topic, we'll move on to another one. Video again and we will give it an external position, then it has a different meaning again, it is based on this video. I'll do it soon, check it out, subscribe to the channel and activate the bell, then you won't miss the videos anymore and members will always receive extra videos like that.

For example, now I'm going to give a little additional advice. for members: what is going wrong or what if the horse is only attached to one rein and I don't even have the option to replace the inside rein with the outside rein as I just showed to give the meaning because for example the horse is always strong on the left rein and the right rein sinks or always strong on the right rein and the left rein sinks on the link, so if you are interested in turning that on, I have shown it to you below. I'm happy when we meet again.

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