This transition is a personal favorite of mine. To ride and to help other riders as well. I really do believe that the walk to canter transition can help you and your horse to connect more to each other. It can help you to have more clarity over your canter aids, and your horse to become more responsive. And you both to develop so that your training can progress forward.

In fact, the walk to canter can help horses and riders progress in ways that they don't even realize they are. It introduces a certain level of collection to the ride. For many riders, this is one of the best introductions to this as it feels very natural and 'in flow'.

You can begin introducing, or refining, the existing transition from the walk to canter today in your training by focusing on a few different elements.

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https://stridesforsuccess.com/episode1256-step-up-your-riding-with-the-walk-to-canter-transition/

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