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Anyone have any favourite training videos that are online (youtube etc)? I was hoping we could make a thread/list to share.

For example a couple of mine:

The Steffen Peters and Janet Brown-Foy symposium
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvWZ8n3vWfk

And a clip from an Anja Beran clinic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2t0XND ... 27&list=WL

Good idea.

I've got a few, although I will have to go find them. In the meantime, the below video has really helped give me a visual for my canter work on my boy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fbbm_U9MdPc&index=2&list=PLobY0lexMuzQWDw783qZFQ_XpFaWoFLnw


There are also some on horse hero that are really great. This video (if you happen to have a subscription) is super inspirational for anyone with a non-warmblood or a naturally non-fancy horse: http://www.horsehero.com/5201/13908/97084

The videos by Kate Cowell are also awesome and I've enjoyed some of the David Pincus training vids too.

If you search for "Jane Savoie" on YouTube, there are quite a few good ones.

I recently found these nice short videos from Anna Ross Davies.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_ ... oss+davies

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6vjT5LxVF6c


Musical Comedy posted this on another thread and it is now one of my favorites. Mucho Thank You, MC!!

The rider does three visible half halts from shoulder-in around time 1:38-142.

Some great videos posted here.

Found this series too and enjoyed them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mj3SvvZ ... s-hgV_Te-e

(I found that someone had posted Peter Armis in another older dressage video topic. I really like him. What an wonderful instructor/trainer!)

Thanks everyone! As soon as the Olympics are done, they will be my downtime viewing.

I posted a link to the Peter Amris youtube series a little while back, I really like him too! Also learning heaps from watching Conrad Schumacher vids eg : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YxZ9lVCnqM but there are quite a few others. Best phrase for allowing the horse to stretch : "let him seek the mushrooms" (!).

Just watched that Schumacher video--I really liked it. Thank you for sharing.

Sue B - I totally agree! Schumacher did a great lesson with this pair. I really like his reason for using the spurs and his equitation corrections to assist the rider. He was so clear and easy to understand. She will be able to remember these adjustments for riding at home. Such a difference between the start and of this ride. Wonderful!

Just adding these here, sessions with Carl Hester:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/EQUIDEO/vid ... e_internal

Ritter Dressage is offering some free Facebook Live sessions/lectures. Today's was getting the horse on the outside rein, and should be posted to their site and/or FB group soon. If you're able to attend live, you can type in questions.

Here is the info for the three upcoming broadcasts:

Friday, Jan 26 7:00pm - Crookedness in the Canter
Event details: https://www.facebook.com/events/706055602934757/

Monday, Jan 29 7:00pm - Horse/Rider Crookedness
Event details: https://www.facebook.com/events/667019613687508/

Wednesday, Jan 31 7:00pm - How to improve your canter departs
Event details: https://www.facebook.com/events/141191096548896/

- all times are listed in our time in Germany. A conversion for other timezones is below. All of these are totally free. To attend, just come to our Facebook Page at the scheduled time and watch for our Facebook Live to start. All will be recorded and can be viewed afterwards but we will answer questions LIVE and we LOVE LOVE LOVE your interaction so if you can, join us!!!