At 08:10:18 on 22.06.11, Trot on Admin wrote:
Being able to watch yourself and your horse together on video can be pretty beneficial, but being able to analyse what is going on with the help of a top trainer is even better. Two riders who have had Horse Video Analysis have kindly given us access to their video and equifeedback form. JillianB chose Tina Sederholm for her lesson. Below is JillianB's video and click the link and scroll down to find her equifeedback form from Tina Sederholm.
At 08:18:43 on 22.06.11, Trot on Admin wrote:
Carla sent a video of her BE111 dressage test to FEI judge Annabel Scrimgeour. Click the link below to watch her video and then click through to horsevideoanaylsis.com in the link above and scroll down to find Carla's equifeedback report from Annabel. http://tinypic.com/usermedia.php?uo=JDduC2mKjdtmilIQ%2BUWFeYh4l5k2TGxc
At 04:17:41 on 25.06.11, nut_lover wrote:
i always video myself! it is definately the best way to find out what us going wrong so you can work on it and everything :P its also really cool when you watch some of your biggest triumfs over and over on video :P its a great feeling
At 20:56:10 on 02.07.11, Chezage wrote:
too true, I get my mom to video everything from shows to lessons, to me riding in my field, and I watch them all, the lessons are brill because you can see where you're going wrong, and practice for the next lesson, my instructor tells me what to look for in my video's so I can improve it for the next lesson,I totally lost my nerve last year to the point of not wanting to ride again, and my position suffered the worst, so my lesson video's have really helped me get back on track, and my instructor is brill, and of course the horse I now got is fab. I would recommend videoing lessons to everyone :-)
At 18:54:04 on 05.07.11, Loes and co wrote:
I downloaded a program so I can start making videos again (Windows movie maker didn't recognise format) and then I will sure send one for analysis. What a great concept.
