Leg Yielding For The Green Horse

Leg Yielding For The Green Horse | In this video I will show you how I teach my horses to move their haunches which then turns into leg yield. Leg yield is a foundational exercise for your horse to learn and it is the beginning of teaching your horse to turn on the forehand. This then leads into travers (haunches in), renvers (haunches out) and half pass. Leg yielding exercises will really add to the suppleness of your horse and should part of your horses' basic horse training.

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[arlenehammond]

Your videos are excellent and very helpful.

[melancollie]

Just re-capping on your lovely videos so helpful ❤

[BestHorseInTheStable]

So I'm not the only horsey person to name dogs after Star Wars characters!
Thanks for the refresher in teaching a horse leg yielding. I've watched a few of your videos now and am very impressed with the way you work with horses, explain things to your audience and just in general. Looking forward to more! All the best. 🐴🌻

[BasicHorseTraining]

I hope this video helps you understand how you can teach your horse to move his haunches. Once you can do this you are well on your way to doing many more lateral exercises and getting your horse more supple.

[allriasvylen]

Thank you so much! I really couldn’t understand how my mum would explain it to me, I will try it on a fence. She had me doing it in a field, I’d put my right leg on, and my boy would go walking to the right, not very constructive, thank you for your help

[meganpahl]

Do you have a video with a horse who is green and you teaching the yields? I would like to know where is the best place to have the reins for each yield when teaching from the ground.

[robynmartin]

Brilliant, thank you, just what I needed. You are soooo inspiring 😊

[cherylyingstbartel]

Thanks so much for this video. I really appreciate your work with green horses - breaking it down into smaller chunks so they can learn. I also appreciate your encouragement of us as riders. Please keep up the great work and would love to see even more of working with green horses.

[ameliaoshaughnessy]

Fantastic this has really broke it down and helped thank you !

[simondarton]

Thanks very much for all your videos. I find them especially helpfull as you say precisely when you are applying the aids. Other instructors say what they are going to do but it is hard to tell when the aids are applied and also in what order.

[Sardy]

Your videos are outstanding mate, just your audio is a bit of an issue. Happy to discuss.

[fairenough]

When in saddle, the tapping of your foot is just behind the girth?
Thank you.😊

[ellieella]

I have a horse that when I mount will not move for anything.It’s a pain is there any videos on this?