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❤ thank you 😊

I’ve already signed up and I can’t find the link.

Where do I find my link to t(Masterclass?

This is gonna be such a silly comment... but I actually love seeing how cracked up your phone screen is. It makes you seem more real and down to earth, hahaha.

Join the Training Scale Masterclass: amelianewcombdressage.com/training-scale-masterclass?UA-cam&Training+Scale+2024

Thank you! You are so fantastic in your explanations, and have taught me so much ( i have so much more to learn!). I am starting my 4 year old undersaddle this year and I am starting him so differently then my other horses, bending and serpentines being a real prerequisite with a truly following contact. ( I think short reins and long arms while sitting back) so far its going really well. I also did a ton of ground work the past two years and i think that has really helped us as well. Anyhow truly-thank you :)

Loved everything in this video - thank you! I always love when you show the camera from the rider's view - that is SO helpful! ❤

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I’m showing . Thank you ❤

You should have a channel on Ridley

Definitely want to try amazing ❤❤

Je suis constamment étonné par la gamme de perspectives partagées dans ce fil. C'est comme jeter un coup d'œil dans un kaléidoscope d'idées.💞

Thanks Nicole! It was a very useful explanation with the shoe lace.

I don't own or ride horses, but regardless this was really interesting and cool to watch.

I ride bareback a lot. But I would love to own a dressage saddle. Currently a barrel saddle.

The biggest thing I learnt was the importance of the training scale. Iv been working on my seat position and rhythm. Counting steps has become an every ride routine and I'm sure 🐴 Rimu is much more happier for it

A very good video Amelia, thankyou! As always!! You ride so beautifully, you really do make it seems so effortless - having the correct alignment, having the balance, having the precise awareness & control of your body, & being able to feel in your horse exactly what's going on, in order to make whatever adjustments required, to fix it! And Mercurio just happens to be my favourite of your horses! He's just beautiful!!! ❤ your work! 🐎🙏

The boot camp was terrific. I practiced school figures, transitions, etc. but without focus. Now think rhythm-tempo-suppleness-contact and figure out what is wrong! Kind of a lightbulb moment, that even a novice rider can benefit from focusing on the training scale

I want to do the whole course but I’m Canadian so it is really expensive at this time for me as I have 2 horses but so I’ll watch the video’s

I did love it, however my horse was off the whole week with a hoof abscess so I didn’t ride until yesterday but I did work on my rhythm walking around the trails.

I'm so pathetic...I can't get on the correct diagonal I was hoping for help with that.

That was really helpful to me because I had not been emphasizing the bend and was told that the change in posting diagonal was unnecessary. I prefer the change and the bend--they both make sense. I also like the addition of the 10 meter circles to get more bend at all 3 points. The drone footage makes all of this so much more visible! Thank you

WOW - So fun to watch you two working that trot! "need expression" is something we all see in judges comments. Thanks for fleshing it out so clearly.

Finally I can see I miss a video LOL Thank you so much!!!!!!! I meant that I saw all the videos you did for us but this one I missed it!!! Great one!! Thank you!!

I like this a lot. I have a horse that is a bit 'opinionated' and definitely tries to control the tempo. She's very forward and sensitive. I'm working on the half halts to try and keep her in the tempo, but can that also feel restrictive to the horse and cause more tension and rushing?

Why do your lower legs/ankles move constantly? Are you having yo kick your horse each stride?

love it. thank you

I’m showing 🙏🐎

This was super! Thanks Nicole!

I need help with the posting trot, I'm standing up and then down when I post instead of moving my hip and pelvis.

My feet swing out. I have chronic ankle and knee pain. I find it hard to stand over my feet as my muscles arent that strong even though i do strengthening exercises progress is delayed.

Thanks Amelia you sure are the best. Your tips always work XXX from Rome Italy Dominique

Thank you for posting this! Our first show is on Sunday and I rode while listening to this video on my blue tooth and it helped soooo much!! I struggle with memorization and being able to ride through the test with this video was so helpful!! If anyone needs help like I did, I highly recommend riding while listening to this!!! Thank you Amelia!!!

i think i get to loose because i don’t engage my core so my middle just flops around all over.

“I don’t believe that horses are lazy” ma’am 😭 you should come and see my horse.. he is too lazy to reach for the treat if it isn’t right in front of his face. After just 5 steps of canter he is done. His top speed is 15km/h. And most of the time no matter how many cues I give him/no matter how strong the cues are I barely get him in trot. We’ve let multiple people ride him to see if it’s with everyone and indeed just like we thought he is just too lazy to move forward cause no matter who is on him he barely goes faster than walk. + I got him this way so I didn’t ‘make’ him lazy like you said. + his previous owners who had him his whole life have also never seen him any other way. He has been lazy his entire life.

I’m struggling to keep the bend/tempo when I add the specific movements into the ride, especially in the half pass, so my horse ends up stiffening/straightening/slowing down, and then I lose the hind end and it all turns to 💩. Help!

Excellent!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!

Oh bless you Mercurio ! You are worth your weight in gold ❤.

Я плохо понимаю английский, а с субтитрами ужасно смотреть ты читаешь но не смотришь что вы показываете😢 Можно переводить видео. А вот еще одна идея можно создать второй канал только уже на русском языке😅

My horse isn't a very active horse. Recently I managed to get him to trot continuously without stopping at bends. However, I still struggle to get him to canter straight and have to keep asking for canter after a few failed attempts. How do I get him to canater straight away when I ask for it with my leg and whip afterwards?

My horse isn't a very active horse. Recently I managed to get him to trot continuously without stopping at bends. However, I still struggle to get him to canter straight and have to keep asking for canter after a few failed attempts. How do I get him to canater straight away when I ask for it with my leg and whip afterwards?

What about extremely rough and unbalanced feeling. Horse almost feels broken. Seen by vet twice, hock injected once, helped but didn’t fix. Will stumble on front as well. Have done lots and lots of transitions to get him off the forehand, has a nice trot just horrible canter. Had it decent a few years ago and now back to garbage.

Awesome video! You talked about a free PDF on Ground Manners, but I can't find the link. Could you post it under this comment please? Thanks in advance! Also, loving the Bootcamp so far, you're an amazing person for sharing all your knowledge with us! Much love from the Netherlands!!!💜

Do you ever ride in a bitless bridle? Some day the Olympics will allow this in all equestrian events. Especially if your horse feels your seat, and legs while not needing a bit in his mouth.

useful session thankyou

Great descriptions !

Do you have a visual of the Training Scale? 😊