Hey Dressage Superstar, I am going to answer the question - how do you school and train the canter-walk transition? But before we do checkout, want an awesome FREE training class... https://www.dressagemastery.com/trainingsecrets So the success of the horse having it, is the success of the clarity of the aids that you've used. So the horse understands the canter aid. If you're trotting, and you slide your outside leg back, and your inside leg stays on the girth, and you scoop with your inside si

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