
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


The key to a good quality trot is to remember that your horse must be moving forwards at all times. I call this forwardness in the trot. This is not to be mistaken for running, rushing, or jig-jogging. True forwardness requires that you, the rider and decision-maker, must be thinking forwards throughout your ride… And, in this case, in the trot itself.
And yet, forwardness in the trot is often one of those 'easier said than done' things – especially when we become stuck trying to improve that same trot!
This episode of the Daily Strides Podcast has been plucked from a week of lessons from Daily Strides Premium called "The Basics for Establishing a Good Quality Trot". The full week of lessons are available right now when you join Connection
Read More...
Join Our Online Communities for Equestrians
By Lorna Leeson4.7
168168 ratings
The key to a good quality trot is to remember that your horse must be moving forwards at all times. I call this forwardness in the trot. This is not to be mistaken for running, rushing, or jig-jogging. True forwardness requires that you, the rider and decision-maker, must be thinking forwards throughout your ride… And, in this case, in the trot itself.
And yet, forwardness in the trot is often one of those 'easier said than done' things – especially when we become stuck trying to improve that same trot!
This episode of the Daily Strides Podcast has been plucked from a week of lessons from Daily Strides Premium called "The Basics for Establishing a Good Quality Trot". The full week of lessons are available right now when you join Connection
Read More...
Join Our Online Communities for Equestrians

115 Listeners

344 Listeners

447 Listeners

350 Listeners

35 Listeners

213 Listeners

73 Listeners

20,478 Listeners

514 Listeners

84 Listeners

35 Listeners

3,074 Listeners

42 Listeners

45 Listeners