How to fix a horse going behind the bit and becoming heavy.
How to fix a horse going "behind the bit" and becoming heavy. When a horse's head drops behind the vertical, it is called behind the bit. The horse should have a straight line from the poll to his nose to be considered correct in Dressage. If he is behind the vertical he isn't taking the correct forward correctly and will often get either too light or too heavy. In this video I will discuss the horse that gets heavy and what the rider can do to correct it. If you enjoy these videos and would like to contribute to the making of them, become my "Patron", it's like shouting me a chocolate bar or a glass a wine per month. To find out more click .. / kirstinkelly For more training videos and how-to-guides for horse and rider join Kirstin Kelly Equestrian at: https://www.kirstinkellyequestrian.com - Check out our new website / kirstineques. . - Like us on Facebook / kirstinkell. . - Follow us on Instagram for more behind the scenes footage / kirstinkellyequest. . - Support us on Patreon
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