Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians

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**Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians**

If you are tired of riding the endless circle, or you’re struggling to find inspiration for your riding each week, this is the podcast for you.

The Daily Strides Podcast is for equestrians wanting to learn more, stay inspired, and continue to move the conversation between horse and rider forward.

Each episode provides step by step guided instruction on different aspects of riding, groundwork, and lunging your horse or pony.

All episodes have a full blog post published at https://StridesForSuccess.com. New episodes are published every Monday.

Say goodbye to the endless circle and hello to intentional interaction with your horse in a way that you both enjoy, that you both benefit from, by subscribing to the Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians today and

Let’s Make Every Ride Great

Latest Episodes:

626 | Teaching Your Horse to Rein Back Correctly May 02, 2016

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621 | Introducing Your OTTB to Poles and Jumping Apr 25, 2016

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617 | Working on Perfecting the Basics Apr 19, 2016

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616 | Building Your Confidence in Your Riding Abilities Apr 18, 2016

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611 | Improving Your Dressage Scores Part 1 Apr 11, 2016

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606 | Shortening the Stride in Trot Apr 04, 2016

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601 | Correctly Riding a Bounce to Improve Overall Strength Mar 28, 2016

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591 | Weight Aids and Seat Bones in Relation to Turning Mar 07, 2016

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586 | More Advanced Exercises for a Young Horse Feb 29, 2016

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You have spent the past few months diligently improving your young horse's standard of education. A lot of time invested on the basics of moving forward in a balanced rhythmic way. He is happy, you are happy and the next natural progression is to ask for the canter.

However, it seems all those carefully cultivated hours in the arena fly out the door as soon as you ask for the upward transition.

Your horse begins running on his forehand, each trot stride becoming longer and faster... He eventually breaks into a canter of sorts, but nothing like what you imagined it to be! Unbalanced, uncoordinated, and no rhythm whatsoever!

Introducing 'New' To Your Young Horse

Often it seems that no matter how much preparation we put into preparing our young horse for his first departure from a trot into a canter, the canter falls a little flat and well below our expectations. But rather than becoming frustrated and demoralized with your horse's apparent lack of understanding, see this as being the next step of the ladder with regards to your horse's education. And one that, if he graduates from, will see him in a great position to really begin working from.

Just like when you first began riding your young horse in walk and trot, your horse is going to feel very unbalanced and unsure of himself when you do ask for the canter when in the saddle.