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How to Ride a Half-Halt

Half halts are very complicated because every half halt is different. There is no formula to follow that will give you the perfect half-halt. To ride a half halt the rider must have FEEL meaning that they must be able to sense the right balance of aids (seat, leg, and hand) for the half halt before executing the half halt. Each horse requires a different balance of seat, leg, and hand for the half halt and this balance changes depending on the moment. If the horse is hot that day or if the horse is lazy it will need a different balance of aids. Prerequisites for a half halt: The horse must be in front of the leg The horse must accept the contact The rider must be in the correct position Different types of half-halts: Half halts are like punctuation. They are used to get the horses’ attention and prepare them for what is coming next (ie. a corner, circle, transition, flying change, pirouette…) Half-halts DO NOT diminish the energy in the horse but rather a half halt gathers the energy of the horse so that the rider can use the energy and channel it for the next task. Stay tuned for COMMON MISTAKES in Half- halts coming next week! Happy riding! In dressage training, half-halts are so important! It is essential to understand the half-halt for transitions and to stop a horse. You will learn from dressage lessons what is a half halt and how to do a half halt. Free Groundwork Manners PDF https://bit.ly/4eXqeOp Free Patterns and Figures PDF https://bit.ly/4cCSp3o Free Flying Changes Webinar https://bit.ly/3zF81F6 Free Canter Course https://bit.ly/4cWNfzg Free Course on Confidence https://bit.ly/4eS5VBQ Free Rider Fitness PDF/Course https://bit.ly/4f16SYD Free Webinar on Rider Position https://bit.ly/3Ljoh1h Support me on Patreon: https://bit.ly/4bO7EVX