Dressage with Amelia
These sessions are recordings from Amelia's LIVE Q&A sessions on Facebook. We cover a variety of Dressage topics - from basic Dressage concepts up to more advanced exercises. As a dressage trainer, her goal is to make good training accessible to everyone who is interested in learning.
Episodes
A Transition is Coming
This week’s Q&A is a little different as I share an important update about some changes coming this summer. After years of weekly Thursday Night Lives, we’ve decided to take a break from our regular Thursday broadcasts so we can focus more of our time and energy on supporting our students, improving our courses, and developing some exciting new programs behind the scenes. While it’s a bittersw
Forward, Light, and Responsive Q&A
This week’s Q&A is all about helping your horse become more forward, light, and responsive to your aids. Nicole stepped in to cover this session and answers questions about horses that are behind the leg, slow to react, or difficult to keep in front of the aids.In this she talks about:How to create a horse that is self-going instead of needing constant leg pressureWhy "aid, reaction, release,
Success in the Show Ring Q&A
Last night’s Q&A was a fun little life update from Florida and everything happening with the horses lately. I did try to do the live from the barn, but the internet completely failed… and of course we had an interruption from Messi barking in the background too!I shared about Kensington and how much I’ve been enjoying riding him out in the fields lately. We’ve been schooling pirouettes & f
Make Progress Towards Your Goals Q&A
This week’s Q&A is all about making progress toward your goals, even when the timeline changes, setbacks happen, or you feel like you’re on a plateau.In this episode, Germán and I talk about:How to set realistic goals for yourself and your horseWhy preparation matters before shows or new experiencesHow to regroup after injury, setbacks, or time offTips for riders returning after breaks or navi
Riding a New or Green Horse Q&A
This week’s Q&A is all about riding young and green horses, from building confidence and consistency to working through the inevitable bumps along the way. Nicole answers your questions about helping green horses feel more relaxed, rideable, and successful both at home and in new environments.In this she talks about:How to help green horses stay confident at shows and in new environmentsWhy gr
Preparing for Canter 5 Essential Elements
This week's live Q&A was all about preparing for the canter and the 5 essential elements that set you and your horse up for success.We talked about why the canter feels so different from the walk and trot, shared some stories from riders who've been there (including a horse who went from bucking and head-tossing to round and soft in just 30 days), and covered some of the most common roadblocks
The Canter Seat Explained How to Sit, Follow, and Influence Q&A
This week’s Q&A is all about the canter seat and how to feel more secure, balanced, and confident in the canter.We shared a few canter stories, talked about why the canter can feel so powerful, and broke down some of the most common rider position challenges, like leaning forward, holding your breath, gripping with your knees, locking your elbows, or trying too hard to “make” the motion happen
Overcoming Canter Anxiety Ride with Confidence Again
This week’s Q&A is a mini webinar all about overcoming canter anxiety and building confidence step by step. Nicole shares a really helpful perspective on why the canter can feel so intimidating, and how breaking it down into smaller, more manageable pieces can make it feel so much more doable.In this mini-webinar, you’ll learn:Why the canter feels so intimidating and what’s really happeningThe
Celebrate the 30 Days to Dressage Graduates!
This week’s live looked a little different as we wrapped up 30 Days to Dressage and celebrated some of the amazing final projects from riders in the course.We shared a look at the heart behind 30 Days to Dressage and why this program was created to give riders a simple, encouraging starting point with groundwork, rider position, aids, and exercises. One of the best parts of this episode is seeing
Rider Position and Balance Q&A
This week’s Q&A was a fun mix of rider position, balance, and some great behind the scenes updates from Florida. I was also joined by Nicole from my team, it has been so great to have here for a few days!I shared some great takeaways from my clinic with Sue Martin last weekend.We shared a few exciting updates about wrapping up 30 Days to Dressage, upcoming World Cup plans, and some really enco
Mastering the Canter Transition Q&A
This week’s Q&A was all about mastering the canter transition, and there were so many helpful takeaways for riders working through the tricky parts of canter departs.We talked about why the canter can feel intimidating at first. When the horse shifts gears, you really feel the power and strength, and that can make the transition feel a little overwhelming. A big theme in this episode is learni
Problem Solving In Riding And Training Q&A
Last night in “Problem Solving In Riding And Training Q&A,” we had a really fun and practical conversation all about working through the everyday challenges that come up in riding and training. We talked about leg yield and why it is such an important exercise for building suppleness, straightness, and that all-important inside leg to outside rein connection. We also shared updates from the ho
Finding the Perfect Contact Q&A
In this episode, Nicole from Team Amelia stepped in while I'm away at a horse show and she hosts a live Q&A all about one of the most important concepts in dressage: contact.Nicole starts by breaking down the difference between contact, connection, and roundness, and explains why good contact isn’t created by the hands alone. It comes from a horse that is moving correctly through the body and
A Winter Webinar to Kickstart Your Spring!
Last night's episode was a special Dressage 101 winter webinar to help you kick off your spring with clarity and motivation. If you have been feeling frustrated by the weather, stuck without a plan, or just a little disconnected from your goals, this is your reset.We talked about why we love dressage in the first place, what dressage actually is, and why it is truly for every horse and every rider
Top 3 Riding Principles Q&A
Tonight’s Top Three Riding Principles Q&A was a fun chat all about the basics that never stop mattering, no matter what level you ride at. We talked through key dressage terms (because words have specific meanings), and how having clear definitions helps you understand your trainer, your test sheets, and your own training plan so much faster.A big theme was personalization: yes, there are fram
For the Love of the Horse - Live from the Barn
This Valentine’s Day live was very on brand for us… horse time at the barn! We had a very patient Future wearing bows, ribbons, and full Valentine’s Day decorations (please tell me in the comments… on a scale of 1–10, how fabulous was he).The real theme was something I talk about all the time: learning to love your ride. Because when you don’t know what to do, you don’t feel safe, and you can’t co
For the Love of the Horse - You CAN ride Dressage Trivia Night
Last night we had so much fun with For the Love of the Horse – You CAN Ride Dressage Trivia Night, hosted by Nicole.It was such a lighthearted and energizing way to celebrate Valentine’s weekend together. We tested our knowledge on dressage terms, basics, and key concepts, and it was amazing to see how much everyone already knows… and how much we’re all still learning.What I loved most was the fee
For the Love of the Horse: 3 Secrets to Success in Dressage
This episode kicks off our Valentine’s Day weekend series, and it’s all about the love of the horse and what actually makes riders successful in dressage.We share three simple truths.Dressage benefits every horse, physically and mentally, no matter their breed or “type.”Kicking and pulling doesn’t create harmony, so if you feel stuck in that cycle, it’s a sign to pause and change the approach.And
Shaping Your Rides for Progress Q&A
This week’s Q&A was a mix of real-life Florida barn chaos updates (frozen pipes, frozen water, and Germán learning how to break ice for horses 😅) and a really useful training discussion on how to shape your rides for progress.Germán kicked things off with a short reading on the theory of the aids, and we talked about how good riding comes down to clarity, consistency, and (most importantly) ti
Improving Your Rising Trot Q&A
This week’s live was a fun mix of posting trot chat, Strides Q&As, some Florida move updates, and of course a little groundwork talk.We covered how to post without slapping down into the saddle, why sitting trot is better with shorter, high quality moments, and how to think about lengthening the trot as longer steps rather than just faster steps. We also touched on simple rider focus points li
Riding with Independent Aids Q&A
This week’s Q&A was a fun mix of behind the scenes Florida move updates, rider position chat, and a really great discussion on groundwork.We talked about using the inside leg on a circle and why it isn’t something you hold on constantly. Instead, the idea is a "breathing leg" so your horse stays responsive and balanced. From there we break down the “point and shoot” idea for turning, pointing
Rider Straightness & Symmetry Q&A
In this live Q and A, we talk about rider straightness and symmetry and why it is such an ongoing conversation for every horse and rider. This session blends rider position, training priorities, and a deeper look at how groundwork supports both safety and progress.Straightness Begins With SupplenessWe discuss why straightness cannot be forced. Bend and suppleness have to come first, whether you ar
Three Keys to Success in Riding Q&A
In last night's session, we dove into some topics that can truly unlock your riding success: the importance of soft, effective aids, developing rhythm & suppleness, and building balance in your horse.We explored how to apply your leg aids without creating tension. It’s all about practicing and finding the right balance: applying the aid and then softening immediately. Consistency is key—it’s a
Learning from the masters Q&A
Last night's Q and A was a really good reminder that progress in dressage is rarely linear and that both riders and horses need space to learn, rest, and reset.Boot camp is coming upI shared a quick overview of our New Year boot camp, which starts on December 31 with goal setting and runs for five full days. The focus is not just on setting goals, but on giving you practical tools for rhythm, bala
Growing & Developing with your Horse Q&A
This week’s Growing and Developing With Your Horse Q and A was a really special one, as my mom JoElyn stepped in to host it. She shared so much wisdom from her own riding journey, from choosing horses to developing bend, setting goals, and learning to truly love the horse you have at every stage.Why bend mattersJoElyn spent time explaining why bend is so foundational. Bend supports safety, helps t
Horse Personality in Training Q&A
Last night’s Q and A was such a fun conversation about horse personalities and how to adjust your riding to match the horse you have. Stacie joined us live, which was a treat because many of you know her from the comments section and as a Strides member. We covered everything from reading your horse’s natural tendencies to adjusting your own energy and building confidence in both young and experie
Soft Hands & Following Elbows Q&A
I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving!Last night Nicole from Team Amelia stepped in to teach a super helpful session on soft hands, following elbows, and how your alignment and seat create the foundation for everything. If you have ever struggled to keep your hands steady, wondered why your elbows lock, or felt like your horse braces when you pick up the contact, this Q&A has so many cle
Effective Leg & Following Seat Q&A
This week I'm travelling so Nicole from Team Amelia stepped in to host a Q&A on developing a clearer leg, a softer following seat, and more effective communication with your horse. If you have ever wondered why your aids feel muddled, why your horse braces in transitions, or how to use your seat without gripping or driving, this session is full of ideas that will help everything make more sens
Suppleness & Throughness Q&A
In this week’s Q and A we focused on creating real suppleness and throughness in your horse. We also talked about gratitude month and shared a few updates from around the barn.What we covered:Turn on the forehandThis simple exercise is one of the best ways to unlock the inside hind leg and soften the ribs. You can start from the ground or under saddle. It improves control, helps refocus a distract
Confidence in the Saddle Q&A
This week’s Thursday Live was all about building confidence, on the ground and in the saddle.Germán and I dove into one of the most important (and challenging!) parts of riding: staying calm, clear, and confident, even when things go wrong. From groundwork foundations to recovering after a fall, we shared stories, tips, and personal lessons that every rider can relate to.We also talked about:The i
Celebrate the 30 Days to Round Winners With Us
This week’s live session was one of our favorites of the year, celebrating the incredible riders, horses, and transformations from the 30 Days to Round Challenge! 🎉We announced the winners, shared your stories, and reflected on how much progress can happen in just 30 days when you focus on connection, consistency, and kindness. From nervous rides to lightbulb breakthroughs, every participant remin
Introducing Lateral Work Q&A
This week’s live was a solo session, Germán was off at a hockey game, so it was just me chatting about introducing lateral work and sharing a few exciting updates from the barn and beyond.HighlightsClinic reflections: I taught a clinic in Bakersfield last week at a therapeutic riding center, such a great reminder of how incredible horses are as teachers and partners.The new Mick series: Our Behind
Troubleshooting Flying Changes Q&A
This week’s Q&A focused on one of the trickiest moments in dressage training - late or inconsistent flying changes - and how to fix them. We also shared insights from our recent interview with Olympian Sabine Schut-Kery, talked about the importance of solid basics, and gave a sneak peek into the new YouTube series featuring Amelia’s new horse, Mik.What we coveredFixing late changes: Straightne
Preparing for Flying Changes Q&A
Flying changes can feel like one of the biggest hurdles in dressage. This week’s Q&A was all about breaking them down into clear steps, building the right foundation, and staying positive as you and your horse learn together. We also shared some awesome updates from 30 Days to Round.What we coveredWhy preparation matters most: Flying changes don’t start with the change itself. Counter canter,
Five Training Pillars for Progress Q&A
This week’s live Q&A centered on the core training principles that keep you and your horse progressing, even when things get tricky. We also chatted about the new YouTube series launching next month (behind-the-scenes and real-life training!) and shared updates from 30 Days to Round.What we coveredTiming and proactivity: Don’t wait until your horse grabs the bit or throws the head—ride proacti
Controlling the Shoulders Q&A
This week we are zeroing in on controlling the shoulders - how your rein placement, leg aids, and bend keep the forehand on track - plus quick coaching on rehab riding, stiff-sided horses, and whether (or not) to show. 30 Days to Round is underway, and the first live call covered what “forward” really means (spoiler: not just faster).HighlightsHands: Left hand stays left, right stays right—no cros
Success in Connection Q&A
This week we dove into what “connection” really looks and feels like—and how to build it step by step so roundness becomes reliable, rideable, and safe. We also kicked off our favorite event of the year: 30 Days to Round starts Sunday, and riders are already reporting softer, more forward, rounder horses just from working through the prep exercises.HighlightsContact vs. ConnectionContact = taking
Finding the Right Frame and Contact Q&A
This week’s live was all about one of the trickiest (and most important) topics in dressage: contact and connection. What do those words really mean? How do you find the “right” amount of contact, and how do you help your horse find a frame that’s soft, supple, and sustainable?We broke it all down with real rider questions and practical answers you can try in your next ride.In this episode, you’ll
Training for Longevity Q&A
This week, Nicole from Team Amelia stepped in to answer your questions on keeping our golden oldies happy, healthy, and moving well into their senior years. Caring for older horses is both a responsibility and a privilege — and with the right adjustments, they can continue to thrive under saddle (and in life) for many years.In this episode, you’ll hear:Why motion is lotion — and the role of turnou
Mastering the Canter Q&A
Improve Your Balance in the Saddle Q&A
This week we’re diving into rider position — from balance and strength to saddle fit and stirrup length — and how each affects your security and effectiveness in the saddle.I’m sharing fresh tips from a recent clinic with German trainer Albrecht Heidemann, why fitness is key if you ride just one horse a day, and how post-surgery recovery made me rethink core and glute strength!In this episode:Find
Posture & Alignment Q&A
Last night's session was all about posture! Whether you're slouching at your desk or looking at your phone, posture affects everything — and especially your ride.We cover:Why posture matters on and off the horseShoulder mechanics and how they affect your contactThe truth about collapsing through your middleCommon issues like leaning forward and keeping your heels downI also shared some lessons I'v
Lightness in the Bridle Q&A
This week’s chat started with… no questions! But that didn’t stop us from diving deep into some really meaningful (and practical!) topics.In this episode, we talk about:My takeaways from riding with Steffen this weekA brilliant quote from Christine TraurigWhy lateral suppleness must come before longitudinal – and how that shows up in the saddleLoose shoulders, hips, where tension might be coming f
The Circle of Energy Q&A
In this episode, we’re diving deep into the Training Scale Masterclass—why it matters, how it helps, and how you can apply it in your daily rides. Enrollment is closing Monday, so this is your reminder to join if you haven’t already!We chat about:Why the training scale is the foundation of all good ridingHow to use it as a problem-solving tool in real timeThe power of having a system vs. winging i
Building a Good Foundation Q&A
Last night Germán and I has a great chat about the Training Scale and how it helps for training your horse. We had some great questions sent in so we could share all about how the Training Scale can help you solve your problems with your horse.Happy Riding,AmeliaPS. RSVP for the Training Scale Webinar here
Riding Inside Leg to Outside Rein Q&A
Did you watch this week's YouTube video? Germán and I have been giving each other lessons this week! In this week's video Germán is riding Poppy and working on the leg yield to the canter, it's a super exercise for helping the inside hind be a little more engaged. It can really help you get the correct lead or if you are having trouble with canter transitions or your horse tends to throw their hea
Connection & Balance Q&A
Have you watched this week's YouTube Video yet? Watch it here, see Germán working on transitions with Poppy to help his connection and balance with her!We had a quick recap on Bootcamp, we had the most epic week, I loved seeing everyone's progress, and I think my favorite part was seeing everyone's posts with their #ilovemyhorse comments and photos!Happy Riding,AmeliaPS. This month's Strides topic
Bootcamp Q&A - 6pm FB Live
night's live we had a super quick session as we have so much prep to do for tomorrow's Bootcamp session, we're going to be doing an epic demonstration on riding position so I hope to see you there!If you're not registered for Bootcamp, sign up here so you can come tomorrow!
Why You Should Ride with Others Q&A
Last night Germán and I talked about how to ride in the arena with other riders. Nothing is worse than not knowing who has right of way, so we shared some important tips! Bootcamp starts next Wednesday and we are SO excited, tune in to hear some important updates and see the schedule of events. If you still need to RSVP, you can do so here!Happy Riding, Amelia
Rhythm, Tempo, and Energy Q&A
Celebrating the Canter Challenge Winners
Last night we announced the winners of our epic 30 Day Canter Challenge, I am so proud of each and every one of you!
Planning Out Your Improvement Q&A
Last night Nicole from my team stepped in to host the live session. She guides you through a thoughtful and strategic approach to planning your improvement and success as a rider.She goes through a mid-year goal check-in & progress assessments, and how to use the training scale to identify challenges. She also shares tips for overcoming setbacks, correcting rider position, developing consisten
The Secret to Soft, Quiet Hands Q&A
Last night's live was all about the secret to sofy, quiet hands. We started with a great question about the correct rein length for communicating with your horse, so many more interesting questions about contact, and a great conversation about the Scrambled Eggs!Happy Riding,AmeliaPS. Don't forget to RSVP for my Independent Seat Webinar this Sunday!
Improve Your Independent Seat Q&A
Last night we were talking about the Independent Seat. Did you see this week’s YouTube featuring Ingrid Klimke and her best tips to develop an independent seat? She is one of the most incredible riders I’ve ever watched. Watch it here!Sunday 25th I'll be doing an Independent Seat Webinar, you can sign up for that here if you would like to!We had so many great questions from the audience about the
#MotherKnowsBest - A Chat About Horses and Family
With Mother's day just around the corner, I was honored to have my mom JoElyn on the live last night. We shared some amazing memories from the past few years, and what we have both learned from our moms. I know I wouldn't be where I am today if it wasn't for her incredible support!What have you learnt from your mom?PS. Don't forget to RSVP for my Flying Changes webinar this Sunday!
Top Exercises to Improve the Canter Q&A
We are all so excited for the Canter Challenge so last night we were talking all about my favorite exercises you can use to improve your canter.The 30 Day Canter Challenge has started... but there is still time to join! Click here to check it out!
Ride with Confidence Q&A
Next Thursday, May 1st is the first day of my 30 Day Canter challenge, I am so excited about it!The canter can be a tricky transition to master, but it is such a fun gait to ride. Once you figure out the transition, and you can keep your horse relaxed and round, it’s the most magical feeling!Last night Germán and I talked about how we have prepared our own horses for the canter, and how to get rea
Suppleness Through the Body Q&A
The 30 Day Canter Challenge is officially open for enrolment, it’s going to be a fantastic 30 days, and I’m giving away $10,000 to the top transformations! The Canter Challenge has been the MOST requested challenge and I’m so excited for it!No horse is born knowing how to be round at the canter, or how to carry a rider at the canter. That’s why I’ve put so many hours into designing the Canter Chal
Posture and Balance in the Saddle Q&A
In last night's live we talked about posture and balalnce in the saddle. This is something you need to be mindful of all the time. Slouching also means we end up looking down which we don't really want to do! We had some super questions about riding without stirrups.We shared some exciting info about the upcoming Canter Challenge. The canter is definitely the most challenging gait and I have some
Structuring Your Ride Q&A
Last night we talked about how to plan your ride. It’s so important to look up, looking up helps you create a plan for where you want to go. Your horse won’t go to where you’re not looking , listen in to hear our other tips for planning your ride!Also hear about how Germán’s experience of recording his very first ride-along podcast!Don’t forget to download my Free Canter Checklist here. Happy Ridi
Preparing for the Canter Q&A
Last night we talked bout how to prepare for the canter. The better your basics, the better your canter! We shared tips on improving your canter, and your transitions. We also shared our own thoughts on how we prepare ourselves and our horses for showing. Download my Free Canter PDF Guide: https://amelianewcombdressage.com/free-canter-resource-amelias-canter-checklist/?utm_source=Podcast&utm_c
Relaxation and Suppleness in the Walk Q&A
Last night’s live was a little different as I was live from the horse show in Del Mar. Today I’m riding the PSG and the I1 on Saturday so that’s super exciting!This week’s YouTube video was on the walk, my biggest tip is don’t forget to practice it!I also introduced my new puppy Messi, so let me know if you have any potty training tips!I have a brand new Canter Checklist, you can download it for f
Suppling a Tense Horse Q&A
Have you watched this week’s YouTube video? I would recommend watching it as it’s a really interesting one. I taught a symposium in Idaho late last year and I had a super student on a Lusitano and he started anticipating. So I shared how we worked with him when he started to anticipate the canter transition.If you have a horse that starts anticipating and getting tense, it can be hard. I would rec
Improve Your Position, Improve Your Horse
Last night we talked about rider position, what we can do to improve our rider position, and most importantly, how improving our position can improve our horses!We had so many questions from the audience about their common rider position problems, how those problems can affect our horses, and most importantly, how to fix them!If you enjoed this, you'll get so much out of my FREE Rider Position Web
How to Keep Your Hands Still Q&A
We are talking about keeping your hands still because that was this week's video, and it's something we sometimes don't realise they're moving quite so much!The "secret" to keeping your hands still is to have an independent seat. Your hands are an exacerbation of what your seat is doing; if your seat is bouncing, you hands are bouncing even more. If your seat is better connected to the movement of
For the Love of the Horse: Friday LIVE From the Barn
Tune in to hear our live from the barn and meet Germán's new mare! Here's the link to RSVP for my rider position webinar. And if you want to watch this episode on YouTube and see our horses, you can catch it here!
For the Love of the Horse: The Newlywed Game, Equestrian Edition
Last night Nicole hosted the Newlyweds Game, Equestrian Edition where I competed against Germán and against the chat, and it got really competitive! We had so much fun!Don't forget to RSVP for my upcoming Rider Position Webinar!If you want to watch this episode live, you can watch it here.
For the Love of the Horse
This week I am planning some extra live sessions for Valentine's week, to celebrate how much we love our horses! Make sure you tune in for Thursday's session where we will be playing the newlywed's game but equestrian themed. Then on Friday we'll be doing a special live from the barn!Don't forget to RSVP for my FREE Rider Position Webinar, just click here to save your seat!
The Bending Aids
Last night we had a great chat about relationships. We reflected on our relationships with people and with our horses. We got a really exciting update from Germán about his new horse, tune in to hear more about her! We also talked about bend and had some super questions on turning our horses. We shared some tips on how to make sure your horse is bending correctly and some exercises
Riding an Older Horse Q&A
Last night in the live I talked about riding an older horse, considerations to make for an older horse, and the wonderful partnerships people have with their older horses. Including lots of great questions from participants.I also shared some updates from my trip to Europe last week. It was such a great trip, we fit so much into only 5 days and got to see some really great horses.PS. Don't forget
The Secret Behind Half-Halts Q&A
Last night Nicole had a great session with you guys all about half halts. We had so many questions sent in about half halts and as a licenced judge and a coach, Nicole has such a great way of explaining the half halt and answering all those questions!Check out my half-halts workshop here!
Relax a Tense Horse Q&A
Last night Germán and I talked about hot, tense horses and horses that jig, so they get anxious and can't quite settle. It can be so offputting when this happens at a show, we discussed some student experiences and how you might handle a situation like this.We also talked about how your rider position can contribute too, so if you're holding your breath or tense, your horse is going to feel that.&
5 Day Bootcamp Wrap Up
Thank you all for an incredible Bootcamp experience!Listen in to hear all the highlights of all 5 days!To keep your momentum going, join me in Strides with Amelia, enrollment closes this Sunday and won't open again until January 2026! Learn more and join Strides here: https://amelianewcombdressage.com/strides/?utm_source=Podcast&utm_campaign=Strides+2025
Three Tips for Planning Your Ride Q&A
In last night's session Germán, Nicole and I talked about our tips for planning your ride, and how to plan your rides depending on your horse. So your plan is going to be different depending on the type of your horse, a hot horse and a lazy horse are going to need different types of plans!We also talked about consistency, this Friday Jan 10th is quitters day, the day when most people give up on th
Live 2024 Recap!
In last night's live we reflected on all of the successes and everything we have achieved in 2024. We have added so much free content to out YouTube channel this year, as well as welcoming so many new students to our online community. We are so grateful for what each of you have contributed to making it a successful and welcoming community. We are also having so much fun with Bootcamp t
Happy Holidays + What's Coming Next Year!
We hope you all had a wonderful Christmas! I had a really great ride on Kensington and got 12 one tempis! What have you achieved in 2024? We were so happy to cheer on all of our students that were celebrating in the chat! Don't forget to RSVP for Bootcamp starting Jan 1st. It's totally free but you do need to RSVP. https://amelianewcombdressage.com/free-online-riding-bootcamp/?utm_source=Podcast
Motivational Hacks for Equestrians Q&A
In yesterday's live we had so much fun as Germán and I were joined by both Nicole and Olivia! We had a great discussion on transitions and everyone shared their winter motivational hacks for riding. Don't forget to sign up for my FREE bootcamp starting January 1st, click here to put your name on the list https://amelianewcombdressage.com/free-online-riding-bootcamp/?utm_source=Podcast&utm_camp
Alignment from Head to Toe Q&A
Bend & Suppleness Q&A
In last night's episode Nicole, a licenced Judge and FEI rider, went live to talk to you all about bend and suppleness. Listen in to hear the difference between lateral and longitudinal suppleness, some exercises she recommends, and other great questions from the audience.Check out the FREE Patterns and Figures PDF here https://amelianewcombdressage.com/lead-gen-patterns-figures-2024-a?utm_source=
Thanksgiving Live - Online Learning
Yesterday was our final live for Thankfulness Week where Nicole, Germán and I chatted about how much tech has changed and evolved to allow us to train and learn from people all over the world.We had some fun stories from when we were learning to ride and recent ones about our experiences with the drone!Happy Riding,Amelia
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