Moving the Hind Quarters with Brad Barkemeyer
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7m 6s
After demonstrating control of the first and second thirds of the horse, Brad Barkemeyer focuses on the final section: the hind end and feet. He explains the importance of being able to move a horse’s hind feet to achieve balance throughout the body. By isolating this part of the horse, riders can ensure they have complete control and responsiveness. Brad walks through how to correctly ask for movement in the hindquarters, emphasizing that a well-balanced horse starts with softness and willingness in the feet.
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