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How to: Haunches in developing into Half Pass

16,937 views October 25, 2014 2:42

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Here is a quick tutorial about the Do's and Don'ts of schooling haunches in or travers. Along with the correct way to school it we will show you some common mistakes and how to correct them. Once you have mastered that we challenge you to turn it into a half pass to get to the next level of development with your horse.

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DressageHub published this 2:42 video tutorial on October 25, 2014. It has been watched 16,937 times on YouTube.

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Further reading

  • Understanding the Half Pass through Haunches-in - Expert ... equisearch.com

    2. The essence of a good half pass is the freedom of the horse's shoulders. Although it may be helpful initially to bring the inside hand toward the outside hip in order to control the shoulders, the goal must be to ope…

  • Half pass | Straightness Training straightnesstraining.com

    Half pass is a combination of shoulder-in sideways and a haunches-in on the diagonal. In the half-pass the outside hind leg should also step towards the center of mass . So doing a half-pass is in a way the same as haun…

  • Haunches-in | Straightness Training straightnesstraining.com

    Haunches-in encourages the outside hind leg to carry and makes the inside shoulder more light. The exercise increases the lateral bending and improves coordination of the limbs. Haunches-in is a good preparation for pir…

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