A Lateral Movement Workbook: Shoulder-In with Volker Brommann
…shoulder-in after coming through the corner. When that’s going well, try shoulder-in on the centerline where you don’t have the support of the rail. As long as you ride with…
…shoulder-in after coming through the corner. When that’s going well, try shoulder-in on the centerline where you don’t have the support of the rail. As long as you ride with…
…differentiating between shoulder-in and shoulder-fore, but the two exercises are not the same. Article continues below: Shoulder-fore is the mini-version of shoulder-in. It is the introduction for both the horse…
…Then I can go back into shoulder-in positioning and back into the half pass. Perfecting the shoulder-in and the leg yield also helped my body to better understand the half…
…the shoulder. Fitting the Horse’s Shoulder To protect the cartilage cap at the tip of the shoulder blade, it is crucial to fit the gullet plate properly behind both shoulders…
…in front of the horse. You can think of it as sort of a baby shoulder-in. Or you can think of it as placing the outside shoulder between the hind…
Sometimes perceived shoulder pain is a symptom of real pain elsewhere. In a series of 59 horses presented to a specialty orthopedic referral clinic for suspected shoulder problems, only half…
…familiar with the challenge of getting your shoulders back during dressage training.? There are many reasons why riders’ shoulders round forward.? Some people inherit more sloping shoulders, or more curved…
…your shoulder blades rather than the tops of your shoulders and neck. Arm Floats This exercise helps you disassociate your arms from your shoulder blades. Setup: • Find a neutral…
…connecting the rein to the horse’s hips and shoulders. You’ll ask your horse to bring his nose toward the base of his neck, move his shoulders and bring his hips…
…connecting the rein to the horse’s hips and shoulders. You’ll ask your horse to bring his nose toward the base of his neck, move his shoulders and bring his hips…