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Dressage Pointers: Gentle, Suppling Lateral Warm Up Pattern In The Walk

In this episode, Cooley and I will show you a gentle, suppling warm-up pattern that combines all the lateral walk movements you have learned up to this point. Watch and you will find answers to the following questions: 1. How can I gently warm up and supple my horse in the walk? 2. Which pattern can I use to warm up my horse in the walk? 3. What are some of the benefits of preparing my horse with a lateral walk warm-up? I’d like to encourage you to learn and practice all of the lateral movements — leg yield, shoulder-in, haunches-in (travers/renvers) and half-pass — in the walk before progressing with them in the trot and canter. This exercise pattern will help you to manage and master all of the detailed ‘micro-aids' needed for the lateral movements with growing precision and better timing. Plus, I think you may appreciate this effective alternative to the usual posting trot warm-up routine as it will help you conserve your horse’s aerobic energy for other parts you may want to work on during the working phase of your sessions. You may also enjoy watching these videos: Dressage Pointers: Introducing Shoulder-In Aids In The Walk —    • Dressage Pointers: Introducing Shoulder-In...   Dressage Pointers: Introducing The Haunches-In/Travers Aid System In The Walk —    • Dressage Pointers: Introducing The Haunche...   Dressage Pointers: Introducing The Half-Pass Aid System In The Walk —    • Dressage Pointers: Introducing The Half-Pa...   Also, get your free Arena Pattern Guide at https://www.katjaelk.com/youtube-channel. Happy riding! :) Horse: Cooley (Windchase KilCooley), 12-year-old gelding, Irish Sport Horse. Background: Imported from Ireland; formerly ridden and competed as a three-day-eventer. Health: Continuous, thoughtful management of stomach problems/ulcers, bouts of colic as well as arthritis in his hocks. Training: Careful Dressage and ground training while taking into consideration former shoulder injury/surgery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . California-based Dressage trainer, instructor, clinician and life coach, Katja Elk, provides gentle training solutions for riders and horses of all backgrounds. “Over the course of my life, I have been fortunate enough to learn from many amazing human and equine teachers. In my videos, I share tips and pointers with people interested in expanding their knowledge about foundational Dressage and different types of groundwork. You will see me work with horses of various breeds, levels and backgrounds, highlighting parts of the journey we call work-in-progress with our equine partners. None of the shown clips are flawless, but they are honest attempts to show you ways to nurture a kind, joyful and productive relationship with your horses as you are exploring the finer points of Dressage and groundwork.” Katja applies the concept of a friendly, trust-based, two-way communication system to riding Dressage, work-in-hand as well as groundwork such as halter-work, longeing/lungeing and longlining. Additionally, Katja, a Martha Beck certified master life coach, works with people who are looking for relief from anxiety, depression and/or other challenges in their lives. https://www.katjaelk.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Music by Lesfm from Pixabay