Q & A's 2025

Compassionate, Congruent and Confident

January 2025 Q & A

Going my Own way

February 2025 Q & A Part 1 & 2

March 2025 Q & A

April 2025 Q & A

Q & A 2024

June Q & A Part 1 & 2

August 2024 Pt 1 & Pt 2

September 2024 Pt 1 and 2

October 2024 Part 1 & 2

Q & A's 2023

January Pt 1 & 2 2023

February 2023 Part 1

March 2023 Part 1 and 2

April 2023 Q&A Part 1 & 2

May 2023 -- Q & A focus on canter

June 2023 Part 1

Sept 2023 - Active and Engaged

October 2023 - Active and Engaged

November 2023 Part 1 & 2 - Active and Engaged

December 2023 Q & A Rest and Digest

Q & A's 2022

July 2022 Part 1 and 2

August 2022 Part 1

September 2022 Part 1 & 2

October 2022 Part 1 & 2

November 2022 Part 1

December 2022 Part 1 & 2

Q & A's 2021

January 2021 - A deep dive into Legerete

March 2021- The Flexions

March 2021 - General Q & A

December 2021- Two Traditions

Q & A's - 2020

Masterclasses

Losing your Mojo and getting it back

What other people think of me

The Legerete Training Wheel

3 webinars about the horses body from a training perspective

Canter - an introduction

How do I know what to do with my horse?

Where to Begin?

lessons with members

Video lesson 1 Charlotte and Filou

Maddie and Harvey and Nikki

Leading with Katy and Sophie

Fb Lives

Taking your horse to a new place

The Seat Parts 1 & 2

Mechanical, Cognitive, Intuitive

Being Effective

Curiosity vs concern

Choosing a new horse

Adapting to meet the reality of your horse

A Question of Contact

The weight of the mental expectation of the rider

Raising the neck - raising the wither?

Anxiety and Speed

Never release on a brace

The Double Bridle

Jaw Mobilisation

Energy From Other Horses

Downwards Transitions.

Separation Anxiety

Ponying - Ride and Lead

Getting Creative with Movement

Inside leg to outside rein

Impulsion Vs Speed

Welcoming a new horse

Engaging the hind leg

The Development of Shoulder-in

Principles Vs Rules

Novice or more inexperienced riders

Retiring the Ridden Horse

Discipline Vs Commitment

Engaging the hind leg

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