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Thu, 13/05/2004 - 00:00
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Le "bon piaffer" en effet
Quelle définition proposer du bon piaffer ?

(par Olivier Collomb)

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Thu, 13/05/2004 - 00:00
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merci beaucoup Nicole, cette approche m\'\'apparait très convaincante pour respecter et améliorer l\'\'intégrité physique de nos chevaux.

(par sylvie anduze-acher)

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Sat, 15/05/2004 - 00:00
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Basic - How do you ask for the canter depart?

A friend told me that she weighs the inside shoulder for the canter depart... I use an attitude of shoulder-in and signalling with the seat - hip forward for canter, no trying to change the weight.
Our differences were mirrored in the books that I looked in. Steinbrecht says weiht slightly more to the outside...another modern german says weight to the inside (to make the inside back muscle contract????)
I feel that "my" method is better in the long run, as it will be easy to change with your own weight in control. The horse has a better chance of staying straigth in the changes.
But not all authors agree. Which method is yours? And I would be happy to hears others opinions./Margareta

(par Margareta Westlin)

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Sat, 15/05/2004 - 00:00
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Personnellement, plutôt le poids "dans la fesse extérieure" -ce que j\'\'obtiens en effaçant l\'\'épaule extérieure (ie, mon épaule recule), légère inflexion du bout du nez vers l\'\'intérieur ; le signal du départ est donné par une action de la jambe extérieure en arrière de la sangle (mais c\'\'est une question de code : pendant un temps je demandais par une action à la sangle de la jambe intérieure). Un petit truc : si vous travaillez vos départs à partir du pas, faites la demande quand l\'\'antérieur intérieur est reculé. Sinon, le départ au galop à partir d\'\'une épaule en dedans en rejoignant la piste ou à partir du pas d\'\'école sont un excellent exercice : on obtient des départs bien sur les hanches.
Cordialement.

(par nathalie)

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Mon, 17/05/2004 - 00:00
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"Otherwise, the canter depart from a shoulder in while going back to the track or fro the "pas d´école" are an excellent exercise: then we obtain the departs with the horse properly placed on his haunches."
Thank you, this is the method that I prefer to use, and it seems that educated riders all over the world are of the same mind in advocating this kind of canter aid. So I can put my ease with this one topic!/Margareta


(par Margareta Westlin)

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