People calling this hyperflexion are retarded. Obviously you all are backyard yahoos who most likely own inbred horses with no common knowledge of the performance horse.
It's called getting your horses on the bit.
Hyperflexion is when the chin of the horse touches the horses chest.
OMG! everyone who says that this is hyperflexion or something else that's bad for the horse is an idiot who doesn't know anything about dressage! She's just letting her horse strech his neck!
This is totally stretching and springy....I call it "loose and juicy"...I have seen the best advanced riders warming up like this. The horse loves it. Ride the back, not the frame.
@Walnut28Comms Can you tell me how you can tell the difference between this and attempted rollkur? I can see some difference, but not enough so that I would be able to pick it out w/out someone telling me first. Thanks! :-)
Thanks for bringing me back to this video. I just finished reading the article in USDF Magazine about the big discussion about ring Steward's monitoring the am't of time horses are allowed to warm up "behind the vertical." The "teacher" insisted on using a video, because a still photo doesn't do it. Look at the rein contact! a) it is loose. b) when the rider "gives" the horse gently takes...i.e. he likes the feel, and feels good to stretch neck & back! loose & juicy!
@Walnut28Comms THank you for your friendly reply! That makes it much clearer and easier to spot! :-) I always heard that being behind the verticle is not good for the horse, I thought that is where the big fuss was w/rollkur.. Is it just bc Rollkur is more of a "forced" behind the verticle? Just curious, was the article opposed to the amount of time used for it or encouraging it to go longer? Sorry for all the questions!
die zügel sind echt nahezu locker, ab und an kann man es einfach nicht vermeiden dass ein pferd ein stück hinter die senkrechte kommt, in diesem fall kann man ihr keine vorwürfe machen finde ich
@Fraentzi ich find auch nicht, dass man da Rollkur sieht.
ich finde, dass das Pferd schön gelassen geht und wenn das Pferd mal für eine Sekunde hinter der Senkrechte ist, dann is das halt so. Aber da seh ich jetzt keine Absicht ;]
Das Pferd geht hlt knapp hinter der Senkrechten aber es läuft so von alleine .. die Zügel sind locker ... also so solls pferd eig immer laufen !!Okay vielleicht ein bisschen weiter vonre oder vor der Senkrechten :)
also das ist nun wirklich keine rollkur. das ist die dehnunsghaltung vorwärts-abwärts, so wies sein soll...und um zu beurteilen ob das pferd mit der hinterhand aktiv ist, braucht man mehr als nur 3 sekunden. wenn du das so schon erkennen kannst, herzlichen glückwunsch, bist wohl ein profi. ich kanns nich...
@hannahpac to do that it doesn´t take 3 second it takes hours of practice and hours of pain for the horse she is riding, so it isn´t the 3 sec video is the long way behind it
Why is she an idiot the horses head was on the vertical and she was riding very well that was amazing my horse only trots like that for me with lots and lots of leg haha. That was a pretty good outline :)
hi, Your horse is really pretty :) Do you think that you can go and look at my 2 riding videos and comment on them to tell me what you think? I am not very good, I just wanted to get another dressage riders oppinion, thanks :)
It's not hyperflexion, rather Low, Deep and Round.
Both are bad for the horse.
sofieogpinja 3 months ago
People calling this hyperflexion are retarded. Obviously you all are backyard yahoos who most likely own inbred horses with no common knowledge of the performance horse.
It's called getting your horses on the bit.
Hyperflexion is when the chin of the horse touches the horses chest.
RidinRopinCowgirl 8 months ago
Stimmt, sie lässt ihr Pferd sich zwar strecken, aber am Anfang kann man die Rollkur deutlich erkennen.
Flicka090 1 year ago
OMG! everyone who says that this is hyperflexion or something else that's bad for the horse is an idiot who doesn't know anything about dressage! She's just letting her horse strech his neck!
XLiseuh 1 year ago
hahhaa, kul att du fått så många visningar med 3 sekunders film och "och" som majs... xD(Y)
sanejtillfarfar 1 year ago
This is totally stretching and springy....I call it "loose and juicy"...I have seen the best advanced riders warming up like this. The horse loves it. Ride the back, not the frame.
Walnut28Comms 1 year ago
@Walnut28Comms Can you tell me how you can tell the difference between this and attempted rollkur? I can see some difference, but not enough so that I would be able to pick it out w/out someone telling me first. Thanks! :-)
4Champ2and0 1 year ago
@4Champ2and0
Thanks for bringing me back to this video. I just finished reading the article in USDF Magazine about the big discussion about ring Steward's monitoring the am't of time horses are allowed to warm up "behind the vertical." The "teacher" insisted on using a video, because a still photo doesn't do it. Look at the rein contact! a) it is loose. b) when the rider "gives" the horse gently takes...i.e. he likes the feel, and feels good to stretch neck & back! loose & juicy!
Walnut28Comms 1 year ago
@Walnut28Comms THank you for your friendly reply! That makes it much clearer and easier to spot! :-) I always heard that being behind the verticle is not good for the horse, I thought that is where the big fuss was w/rollkur.. Is it just bc Rollkur is more of a "forced" behind the verticle? Just curious, was the article opposed to the amount of time used for it or encouraging it to go longer? Sorry for all the questions!
4Champ2and0 1 year ago
keinerlei rollkur zu sehen!
die zügel sind echt nahezu locker, ab und an kann man es einfach nicht vermeiden dass ein pferd ein stück hinter die senkrechte kommt, in diesem fall kann man ihr keine vorwürfe machen finde ich
Fraentzi 2 years ago 16
@Fraentzi ich find auch nicht, dass man da Rollkur sieht.
ich finde, dass das Pferd schön gelassen geht und wenn das Pferd mal für eine Sekunde hinter der Senkrechte ist, dann is das halt so. Aber da seh ich jetzt keine Absicht ;]
Jonn4x33 1 year ago
@Jonn4x33
Jipp. Seh ich auch nicht ^^
Pferdemaus12 1 year ago
@Fraentzi auch wenn der kopf ein wenig hinter der senkrechten ist, ist es oftmals trd keine rollkur ;)
elsenbecker 6 months ago
Das Pferd geht hlt knapp hinter der Senkrechten aber es läuft so von alleine .. die Zügel sind locker ... also so solls pferd eig immer laufen !!Okay vielleicht ein bisschen weiter vonre oder vor der Senkrechten :)
aber schlimm ist das nicht ..
jumprider 2 years ago
also das ist nun wirklich keine rollkur. das ist die dehnunsghaltung vorwärts-abwärts, so wies sein soll...und um zu beurteilen ob das pferd mit der hinterhand aktiv ist, braucht man mehr als nur 3 sekunden. wenn du das so schon erkennen kannst, herzlichen glückwunsch, bist wohl ein profi. ich kanns nich...
Laugunino 2 years ago
das pferd geht hinter dem zügel und kann so nicht mehr richtig mit der hinterhand untertreten.
das tun pferde wenn sie dem unangenehmen druck der zügel entgehen wollen!
Peronik123 2 years ago
das is doch keine rollkur ( hyperflexion) der dehnt sich doch schön...
marsmarshmallow 2 years ago
no they don't - she's been doing this for YEARS and sometimes for 30 minutes or more.
jennrummy 2 years ago
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hannahpac 2 years ago
@hannahpac to do that it doesn´t take 3 second it takes hours of practice and hours of pain for the horse she is riding, so it isn´t the 3 sec video is the long way behind it
shanegraylover 2 years ago
right!
horseprincess31 2 years ago
hyperflexion... hateful
justemoicelia 2 years ago
This is not hyperflexion. She lets the horse stretch and the neck comes long.
UltimateDQ 2 years ago 16
Idiot ridning !
:'(
Sandra89Rocky 2 years ago
Why is she an idiot the horses head was on the vertical and she was riding very well that was amazing my horse only trots like that for me with lots and lots of leg haha. That was a pretty good outline :)
DeathKitty123456 2 years ago 3
what's wrong??
saskiakefie 2 years ago 3
waarom och?
beat0beast 3 years ago
hi, Your horse is really pretty :) Do you think that you can go and look at my 2 riding videos and comment on them to tell me what you think? I am not very good, I just wanted to get another dressage riders oppinion, thanks :)
wildspirited 3 years ago
Hehe, it's not "Ouch", it's the Swedish word "Och" meaning "And?" I'm generally asking what combos I have filmed because I don't know. Funny.
fnyfniken 4 years ago 3
@fnyfniken - I saw that and though American/English "Ouch" and was in disbelief at how that was an ouch moment lol. Beautiful horse and looks great!
DeathByPurpleUnicorn 1 year ago
whats so ouch about that ?
Jaccko14 4 years ago
och..not ouch. och is and in swedish
ponniryttare 3 years ago
sorry lol
Jaccko14 3 years ago
lol, many non swedish speakers dont know it. it's the normal thing to do! is to think its a mistake. ;)
ponniryttare 3 years ago