Our Newest DVD on Riding
"Recipes for Lateral Movement"
DVD disc #1
$49.95
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Shoulder In, Half Pass
and
other core position concepts
are given in detailed illustrations and video.
Find your road to success using
Weight,
core placement,
hands,
shoulders,
hips
and
leg aids
to give the communication clearly to your horse for lateral movement.
A must for your equine library. Disc #1 is one full hour of information.
Here are what a few riders are saying about the
NEW
RECIPES FOR LATERAL MOVEMENT DVD :
By Michelle Dorsey
I am an FEI dressage rider and this DVD helped me finesse my position in the lateral movements.This is a continuation of the 3 part series Position Position Position also produced by Alliance Farms. I viewed the 3 part series after taking a Pilates For Riding seminar and a few of the things I learned there were not working that well for my horse although as a whole the Pilates made me more aware of my own position. The 3 part series contained explanations on why those things did not work for me and helped me make the adjustments to my riding to produce the results I wanted. Eleanor is a fantastic teacher and her explanation in all of the DVDs is very easy to understand.The instructions are not difficult to follow and the information is presented in such a way that the viewer can "digest" one concept before moving on to another.Practice can be done both on and off of the horse. A lot of information is covered, and although this DVD could be utilized even if one did not view the 3 part series I feel that in order to obtain the maximum benefit that one should view the 3 part series first. I am anxiously looking forward to the second part of Recipes For Lateral Movements.
by Laura Betz
Recipes for Lateral Movements is a very helpful DVD . It covers in detail the rider's position for circles, shoulder-in and half pass. Eleanor demonstrates off the horse what the rider's position should be in order to execute each movement, why this position is correct and how an incorrect position will affect the horse. She tells you exactly where to place your weight, core (belly), hips, shoulders, legs and arms and uses helpful imagery to explain this. The explanations are clear and easy to understand, and she discusses how changes in the rider's weight or the belly can change the movement of the horse. From this DVD I learned how to isolate each part of my body (hips, belly, shoulders). This is a very unique DVD and works as an excellent continuation to the "Position! Position! Position!" DVD, also by Alliance Farms, and I highly recommend both to anyone who wants to improve her position and positively affect her horse. Alliance Farms will be producing a sequel which I look forward to.