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I have a classical dressage background, that implies a lot of lateral movements 😉and what Alicia is teaching it's the most accurate way to solve the issues. Thank you dear Alicia for bringing this explanations available to everyone who is willing to learn properly 🤗

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I feel as complete guide to beginners

Superbe explained👌👌👌

Dear Alicia 🤗👌another epic explanation 👏

I personally ride a LOT of lazy horses and it’s always a little trippy switching to a more forward horse! As of right now I’m taking a corse the matches me to a horse and safe to say she is very forward for me and I have trouble halting or slowing this video really helped me to understand how I can work with my horse in a better and more comfortable way for the both of us!🤩❤

Brilliant explained Alicia 👌👌👌This is the best channel on UA-cam that really explains Dressage 🤗

I always enjoy riding and love trying to get the best results

🤗Brilliant explained 👌👌👌

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can you make a videos explaining how to make your legs nice and still when troting and not moving around???

Keeping it simple and FUN. You're enthusiasm is contagious 😊

I love love love your explanations.

That extended trot is amazing!! i don’t do dressage, but in an extended trot dont you have to have the back legs extended a bit more? it looks like the back legs aren’t stretched out as much as the front. just curious! 💕

Mind blown. Thank you for this explanation. I always gets comments on my dressage tests saying my hands are busy. I will work on it with this in mind!

🤗What a brilliant explanation 👌... This is what the Classical Riding Masters were teaching

Love all these videos! They are so helpful! I was wondering if maybe you guys can do a video on ideas on how to work with your horse when you don't have a saddle to ride in. Im riding in a bareback pad and just kind of trying my best lol while I wait for my new saddle that is the right fit. But it won't come til August at the earliest. :( So any advice would be appreciated!! Thank you!

Very well explained 👏

My instructor told me to imagine holding the cutest fluffy baby chick in my hand that I want to tickle ever so softly once in a while. This mental image was super helpful to me to soften my hands while holding the contact.

Best piece of advice, game changing advice!!!!!!

All good information. The only thing I would add is a good walk is mandatory. The other gaits are relatively easy to manage with fitness and training. A pacing or racking walk is tough or even impossible to improve.

Fear of letting the horse go debilitates me , reason being I’m scared of losing my balance and coming off . I really battle to get the 20/80 in my heels and my feet slide back and I tip forward. What are excercises we can do to help feel that weight down in the feet ? I feel every time I do that the horse stops and goes to a walk ? What am I doing wrong 😫😫😫

The best explanation of ever👌👌👌

I’m only recently getting back into riding and I’m riding in a dressage saddle, therefore trying to ride with long stirrups, it’s not possible to have short stirrups because of the knee blocks.. and I’m finding that my knees are really hurting. Even sometimes my feet hurt ! Why is this?

Love! I was doing the straight line in middle, this makes so much more sense . Also love the no message on wall!

Thank you so much! I have a Pony Club dressage rally coming up for dressage na do don’t know like anything about dressage so I really appreciate this! 😁❤

Great visual video, now I have to try to attempt to duplicate it!

I’m 6’1 and I struggle with keeping my legs long so I can sit in the saddle correctly. I scrunch up my legs to apply leg pressure which brings my heal up and in turn throws off my center of balance in the saddle and then it throws my weight out of the saddle. 😅😂

Great explanation, as I got older and put on weight I was seating way too heavy in my seat. Love the bubble!

Ooooh, thank you for this! Finally a great explanation I can show anyone asking🤩

Adorable and cheers to good riding friends!

😂😂😂 "...so THEY canter for the horse..."! I never tbought of it that way! 🤣🤣🤣

Bro your videos are so helpful❤ on one from a while ago it helped so much and know I know how bend and collect my horse❤❤❤❤❤❤

Love the ‘no message’ on the rail

Great question, exceptional explanation, thank you

I’ve never had someone explain hands like this! Amazing, makes so much sense. I can’t wait to ride today and practice this

Great way to explain this, makes so much sense

What kind of saddle are you using? I need to get that.

Tell Toby his edits (or perhaps your edits) are well done, very cute and quite hilarious. We need more friendly tutelage these days- Keeps us engaged and feeling good about our learning 🎉 Thank you for BEING you! 🎉 Hugs from HSV AL USA. ❤ 🚀

hello Alicia! thank you so much for your videos. I train in a dressage school and I ride a mare which is around 15 years old. my question is: sometimes we ride and we get enough connection, but when it comes to transitions, mostly the downward ones like rrot to walk or canter to walk we loose connection. what do you recommend us doing? thank you again and greetings form Russia😊

I LOVE how you think ahead of what could happen. Brilliant !!! Safety first !!! On a hack I had an experienced horse whirl out from under me. No warning just one sec I was on the horse & the next sec I was on the ground … sitting in mud thank goodness for my poor bum. You are a GREAT Teacher !!!

I have a Gtand Prix horse that I trained myself from the beginning. My horse is only turning 9 in a few days. I always get the comment "lacks throughness". My horse makes no mistakes. We ride a perfect test and still we got a 60%. I loosened the chain and changed for a wider snaffle and then have been concentrating on my connection. In a short time, I've ridden much better with the horse looking like a different horse.

hr reaction is the literal best!! I want to do this so bad!!!

I will tell you how if it works in 2 days bc then is my lesson and in 7 days is my first competition :)

Excellent info so I can use on my mare .She over ends though it feels lime she s pushing with the quarters. Will be trying this tomorrow.

Would like to see a drawing showing transition to illustrate both leg positions

Great teacher ma’am thanks a lot

Super it maken so much sense! Never heard this explained so well and clear. Thanks!

Great way to explain about the rains . Always such a pleasure watching your video

Thank you.