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Amelia Newcomb on a chestnut gelding executes dressage movements in an outdoor arena. Text reads, How do you ask for a flying change in horse riding? An arrow indicates the horse’s canter stride, emphasizing the application of correct aids such as weight shift, leg position, and timing for achieving a clean flying change.

How to Give the Correct Aids for a Flying Change

Aids for a Flying Change What actually tells your horse to do a flying change? It comes down to one thing: your leg position switching at the right moment. Getting the correct aids and…
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A rider on a chestnut horse performs a dressage movement outdoors, showcasing flying changes. The horse wears white leg wraps and a black saddle. Text at the bottom reads, How to Train Flying Changes.

How to Train Flying Changes

Training flying changes can be difficult, so I broke down some essentials to help you out. Prerequisites of the Flying Change: -Good quality canter with three beats -You can ride the counter canter -You…
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