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Video # 85: This is Lija jumping a keyhole fence!
Since I can't see the approach in this video, I can't tell what your approach was like.... But by the time you got to this jump, your horse's canter was looking pretty weak and underpowered.
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Video # 76: This is Taren, doing a show jumping round!
It looks like your canter may have been a bit weak coming to your first fence, as your horse jumped it a bit high and weak. But your second and third fences were quite nice! On the turn to fence 4, it looks like your horse may have gotten a little heavy on his right shoulder.
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Video # 106 and Question # 320: Kayla asks if her horse looks to be accepting the bit as she lunges him in side reins.
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Video # 75: This is Jen again, schooling at home!
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Video # 105: This is Kayla training her horse to jump!
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Video # 323, and Question # 355: Rose would like some help with her 6 yo Connemara mare, who tends to be tense and rushy.
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Video # 326: This is Sophie, riding a Dressage test in Pompadour, France!
You look to be a very solid rider, with a strong seat and leg. At times you look to be quite tense in your shoulders. Which is likely caused by the fact that your head and neck tends to jut forward, well ahead of your spine. Look at this drawing:
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Video # 316: This is Kayla having a jump school!
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Video # 319: This is Kayla, working on her flatwork!
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Video # 104: This is Kayla riding Novice level test B
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