Klassische Handarbeit: 3 kreative & gymnastizierende Übungen in der Arbeit an der Hand

There are countless ways to gymnasticize your horse while leading it. In this video, we'll show you three exercises for subtle communication in handwork that also provide a gymnastic challenge for your horse. Contents: 0:00 Intro 0:20 Exercise 1 3:12 Exercise 2 6:51 Exercise 3 ______________________________________________________________ We always welcome your questions and suggestions in the comments! Follow us on Instagram:   / takt.gefuehl   Contact: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________ Who are we? TaktGefühl is a team of two friends united by their passion for horses and many years spent together at the stables. In 2018, we started sharing our knowledge and experience in videos. Sarah (22) has been riding since she was six years old. She had her first riding share at eleven, which is how she met the rest of the team. She has always had a great interest in groundwork and liberty work. For some time now, she has also been working according to classical dressage principles, while also incorporating elements of other riding styles into her work. In 2020, after graduating from high school, she fulfilled her dream of owning her own horse and bought a now 7-year-old PRE gelding named Cayetano (“Tano”). The two have already attended several Working Equitation courses, and in the distant future, Sarah would like to learn mounted fencing with him. Mona (25) had her first riding lessons at the age of eight and in 2015 got the opportunity for her first shared riding arrangement, with which she experienced and achieved a great deal over five years. Unfortunately, her three subsequent shared riding arrangements ended after only one year due to relocations. She isn't quite sure yet whether she wants to own her own horse someday, but it's not entirely out of the question. Mona (25) had her first riding lessons at the age of eight and in 2015 got the chance for her first shared riding arrangement, with which she experienced and achieved a great deal over five years. Sid (5) is a trotter gelding who will be with us from December 2023 to June 2024 for breaking and training. He hasn't had the easiest start to his life as a riding horse due to suspected ataxia and resulting coordination difficulties. However, his loving and motivated nature makes him a joy to work with!