Horse Training Jean Luc Cornille

Horse Training Jean Luc Cornille http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php Jean Luc Cornille reeducating horses Science Of Motion en-us Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:07:21 -0600 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:07:21 -0600 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss copyright science of motion Helyn Cornille Helyn Cornille Horses G Jean Luc Cornille reeducating horses Science Of Motion Helyn Cornille helyn@scienceofmotion.com no no Chazot In Hand work After 3 mths off work due to abscess in 3 hooves Chazot resumes training with Jean Luc Cornille.  http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1283965641 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1283965641&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1283965641 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:07:21 -0600 Jean Luc Cornille Horse trainer After 3 mths off work due to abscess in 3 hooves Chazot resumes training with Jean Luc Cornille.  Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,horse,training,ottb,Thoroughbred Chazot Recovery Chazot's Recovery After nearly 4 months off work due to abscess on 3 hooves Chazot resumes work. This video shows how to lunge without the many side effects normal lunge work does to a horses body.  http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1282189512 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1282189512&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1282189512 Wed, 18 Aug 2010 21:45:12 -0600 How To Lunge A Horse Chazot's Recovery After nearly 4 months off work due to abscess on 3 hooves Chazot resumes work. This video shows how to lunge without the many side effects normal lunge work does to a horses body.  Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,horse,training,ottb,lunge Chazot Extreme Rear Chazot had been off work for almost a month due to abscess on hoof. This day his attitude was reflecting what we would find out the next day, another abscess in other hoof. He was reacting to pain and used his favorite way to express.... http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1280681273 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1280681273&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1280681273 Sun, 01 Aug 2010 10:47:53 -0600 Jean Luc Cornille and Chazot Chazot had been off work for almost a month due to abscess on hoof. This day his attitude was reflecting what we would find out the next day, another abscess in other hoof. He was reacting to pain and used his favorite way to express.... Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,horse,training,ottb,rearing, Lunging Chazot after a month off http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1276051725 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1276051725&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1276051725 Tue, 08 Jun 2010 20:48:45 -0600 Chazot and Jean Luc Cornille Helyn Cornille chazot,lunging, The Learning Of Forward Movement "In horses, and most other mammalian quadrupeds, 57% of the vertical impulse is applied through the thoracic limbs, and only 43% through the hind limbs.”  (H. W. Merkens, H. C. Schamhardt,G. J. van Osch, A. J. van den Bogert, 1993). Chazot is learning here to develop the forelegs’ propulsive activity at the trot departure. This is done teaching the horse to control accelerations of gravity through his vertebral column and therefore regulating the weight ... http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1273862148 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1273862148&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1273862148 Fri, 14 May 2010 12:35:48 -0600 Chazot and Jean Luc Cornille "In horses, and most other mammalian quadrupeds, 57% of the vertical impulse is applied through the thoracic limbs, and only 43% through the hind limbs.”  (H. W. Merkens, H. C. Schamhardt,G. J. van Osch, A. J. van den Bogert, 1993). Chazot is learning here to develop the forelegs’ propulsive activity at the trot departure. This is done teaching the horse to control accelerations of gravity through his vertebral column and therefore regulating the weight on the forelegs. The riding technique allowing such education is about matching the biomechanical properties of the rider’s vertebral column with the biomechanical properties of the horse’s vertebral column. The reins are long and there is no weight on the bit. Once in a while the rider reminds the horse to do not push on the bit.  This technique differs widely from the usual driving the horse onto the bit. Driving the horse onto the bit is a primitive technique that is based on antiquated knowledge of the equine biomechanics. Rushing the horse on the forehand and/or lowering the neck increases the weight on the forelegs. The technique hampers the horse’s ability to move efficiently and soundly. Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,forward movement, horse training Chazot plays racehorse Chazot at play...racing..he even has make believe starter gate..:) Chazot is an active horse. http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1271366642 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1271366642&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1271366642 Thu, 15 Apr 2010 15:24:02 -0600 Chazot at play Chazot at play...racing..he even has make believe starter gate..:) Chazot is an active horse. Helyn Cornille chazot,racing,playing,ottb,tb,horse Chazot forward movement Forward movement should not be understood as how much the horse’s body is moving forward but instead as how well the thrust generated by the hind legs is transmitted forward through the horse’s body.  Great authors have emphasized the concept over and over warning, "Do not confuse speed and impulsion.”   While familiar beliefs attribute the greatest amount of vertical impulse, ( self carriage ,) to the hind legs. Scientific measurements have demonstrated that at ... http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1271085621 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1271085621&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1271085621 Mon, 12 Apr 2010 09:20:21 -0600 forward movement Forward movement should not be understood as how much the horse’s body is moving forward but instead as how well the thrust generated by the hind legs is transmitted forward through the horse’s body.  Great authors have emphasized the concept over and over warning, "Do not confuse speed and impulsion.”   While familiar beliefs attribute the greatest amount of vertical impulse, ( self carriage ,) to the hind legs. Scientific measurements have demonstrated that at the contrary, 57% of the vertical impulse is produced by the forelegs while only 43% is created by the hind legs. "In horses, and most other mammalian quadrupeds, 57% of the vertical impulse is applied through the thoracic limbs, and only 43% through the hind limbs.”  (H. W. Merkens, H. C. Schamhardt,G. J. van Osch, A. J. van den Bogert, 1993).   The practical application of this phenomenon is the purpose of this training session. Chazot’s vertebral column is properly orchestrated at the walk and Jean Luc is asking the horse to keep proper mechanism of the vertebral column at the trot. When Chazot succeeds, the forelegs’ upward propulsive activity does increase. In equestrian terms, the movement is going through the horse’s shoulders.   At the first attempt, the movement did not go through and Jean Luc encourages Chazot to understand the concept moving forward at the rising trot.   At the third attempt, second on the video, the movement did not really go through but the idea was in the Chazot’s mind and the Jean Luc confirmed Chazot’s thought keeping the sitting trot on the circle.   At the fifth tentative, Third on the video, the movement went through and Jean Luc rewarded Chazot at the rising trot. As we replay the sequence in slow motion, you can see the change in the propulsive activity of the forelegs which occurs at the third trot stride. Science Of Motion www.scienceofmotion.com Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,horse training,forward movement,equines,science Chazot hoof injury http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269805351 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269805351&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269805351 Sun, 28 Mar 2010 13:42:31 -0600 Movement for Chazot Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,horse,training,ottb The Horse's Natural Cadence Speed does not create forward movement. In fact, a horse increases the speed stiffening the back muscles. The question may be, when forward movement stop and speed commences? Studies have been done about the concept of the horse’s natural cadence. One researched focused on oxygen intake . For a given oxygen intake, there is a speed where the horse covers a greater distance. The other study focused on muscle fatigue. For instance, at a fast walk, ... http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269505532 General http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269505532&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269505532 Thu, 25 Mar 2010 02:25:32 -0600 Chazot and Jean Luc Cornille Speed does not create forward movement. In fact, a horse increases the speed stiffening the back muscles. The question may be, when forward movement stop and speed commences? Studies have been done about the concept of the horse’s natural cadence. One researched focused on oxygen intake . For a given oxygen intake, there is a speed where the horse covers a greater distance. The other study focused on muscle fatigue. For instance, at a fast walk, a horse consumes more muscular energy than at a slow trot. The horse natural cadence is the cadence where the horse’s metabolism functions at maximum efficiency consuming minimum muscular work.   Each horse does have his own cadence. Speed is faster that the horse’s natural cadence. Each time Chazot is finding his natural cadence, the movement is more fluid and the trot becomes longer and more rhythmic.   Earlier on we were talking about a rising trot where the rider’s tights and knees are moving downward allowing the rider seat to remain close from the saddle. The technique permits to slow the rider’s body movements suggesting to the horse to slow down the cadence of the trot until the horse finds the comfort of his natural cadence. For some horses the natural cadence will be slower. For other horses the natural cadence will be faster. The common denominator for every horse is the feeling of ease, suspension, amplitude and rhythm.   The search for the horse’s natural cadence needs to be done with long reins and minimum contact. If the nose is pushing on the bit, his back will be contracted and he will be unable to achieve the back muscles’ coordination leading the natural cadence.  Jean Luc Cornille http://www.scienceofmotion.com Helyn Cornille horse,equine,cadence,jean luc cornille,chazot,training,dressage The Horse's Natural Cadence Speed does not create forward movement. In fact, a horse increases the speed stiffening the back muscles. The question may be, when forward movement stop and speed commences? Studies have been done about the concept of the horse’s natural cadence. One researched focused on oxygen intake . For a given oxygen intake, there is a speed where the horse covers a greater distance. The other study focused on muscle fatigue. For instance, at a fast walk, ... http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269400756 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269400756&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269400756 Thu, 25 Mar 2010 02:25:59 -0600 Chazot and Jean Luc Cornille Speed does not create forward movement. In fact, a horse increases the speed stiffening the back muscles. The question may be, when forward movement stop and speed commences? Studies have been done about the concept of the horse’s natural cadence. One researched focused on oxygen intake . For a given oxygen intake, there is a speed where the horse covers a greater distance. The other study focused on muscle fatigue. For instance, at a fast walk, a horse consumes more muscular energy than at a slow trot. The horse natural cadence is the cadence where the horse’s metabolism functions at maximum efficiency consuming minimum muscular work.   Each horse does have his own cadence. Speed is faster that the horse’s natural cadence. Each time Chazot is finding his natural cadence, the movement is more fluid and the trot becomes longer and more rhythmic.   Earlier on we were talking about a rising trot where the rider’s tights and knees are moving downward allowing the rider seat to remain close from the saddle. The technique permits to slow the rider’s body movements suggesting to the horse to slow down the cadence of the trot until the horse finds the comfort of his natural cadence. For some horses the natural cadence will be slower. For other horses the natural cadence will be faster. The common denominator for every horse is the feeling of ease, suspension, amplitude and rhythm.   The search for the horse’s natural cadence needs to be done with long reins and minimum contact. If the nose is pushing on the bit, his back will be contracted and he will be unable to achieve the back muscles’ coordination leading the natural cadence.  Jean Luc Cornille http://www.scienceofmotion.com Helyn Cornille horse,equine,cadence,jean luc cornille,chazot,training,dressage Chazot 2nd day rising trot Chazot is gaining confidence in his ability to deal wit the rider’s movements. He is exploring forward motion. In some instances he is going fast, at other moments he is going forward. When Chazot is exploring forward movement, the forelegs are showing greater suspension as well as more fluidity. In forward motion, and at the contrary of conventional beliefs, it is not the hind legs which are creating the greater percentage of upward vertical force ... http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269131743 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269131743&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269131743 Sat, 20 Mar 2010 18:35:43 -0600 Chazot and Jean Luc Cornille Chazot is gaining confidence in his ability to deal wit the rider’s movements. He is exploring forward motion. In some instances he is going fast, at other moments he is going forward. When Chazot is exploring forward movement, the forelegs are showing greater suspension as well as more fluidity. In forward motion, and at the contrary of conventional beliefs, it is not the hind legs which are creating the greater percentage of upward vertical force but rather, the forelegs are producing the greatest amount of vertical impulse. "In horses, and most other mammalian quadrupeds, 57% of the vertical impulse is applied through the thoracic limbs, and only 43% through the hind limbs.”  (H. W. Merkens, H. C. Schamhardt,G. J. van Osch, A. J. van den Bogert, 1993).   When Chazot is going fast instead of forward, the movement of the forelegs is more flat, mechanic and rapid. In terms of limbs kinematics, the difference between the two forelegs movements can be explained through the braking phase and the pushing phase. A fast horse is controlling balance through greater braking activity of the forelegs. By contrast, a truly forward horse is controlling balance through better use of the forelegs’ propulsive activities.  We will further these differences in later publications.   During the sequence in slow motion, the increase in the forelegs’ suspension can be seen during the fly period. As the horse is airborne between the push off of one diagonal and the landing of the other diagonal, the horse gives the impression of prolonging the flight period reaching further forward with the forelegs. The horse is voluntarily ridden with very loosed reins. He will learn basic forward movement and balance control without any support of the rider’s hands. Turns are asked for by the rotation of the rider’s pelvis and down transitions to the walk are asked for by straightening the rider’s vertebral column. Jean Luc Cornille Science Of Motion www.scienceofmotion.com Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,horse,training,ottb Chazot first rising trot As we showed some of Chazot aggressive moves, we received many e-mails telling us that such behavior should not be tolerated. The horse, therefore should be disciplined, which exactly the reason why Chazot’s mind went into aggressive protective reflex mechanism. Punishments created the problem and more punishment would only create more problems. Our approach is to engage and challenge the horse intelligence. We do believe that when asked at a level of subtlety that is ... http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269045468 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269045468&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1269045468 Fri, 19 Mar 2010 20:38:04 -0600 Chazot and Jean Luc Cornille As we showed some of Chazot aggressive moves, we received many e-mails telling us that such behavior should not be tolerated. The horse, therefore should be disciplined, which exactly the reason why Chazot’s mind went into aggressive protective reflex mechanism. Punishments created the problem and more punishment would only create more problems. Our approach is to engage and challenge the horse intelligence. We do believe that when asked at a level of subtlety that is the level where horses are genetically designed to function, horses are capable to process intelligent thoughts. While exuberant and mischievous on his way to his turn out earlier in the day, Chazot is all business later in the afternoon. He is athletically calm, which mean concentrated, confident in his athletic abilities and assured that his "errors” will be analyzed instead of reprimanded.   We tolerated the intolerable because the horse’s intolerable behavior was the result of human intolerance, which is synonym of incompetence. The intolerably misbehaved horse is turning into a confident athlete because we allow his intelligence to process life through rational thoughts rather than blind submission.  The rising trot is voluntarily done differently. The rider’s upper body is slightly inclined forward. Instead of lifting the body high above the saddle, the rider remains close form the saddle at all time. This is achieved lowering the tights and knees each side of the saddle as the horse motion is lifting the rider’s body upward. The technique permits reducing to the minimum the disturbances created by the rider’s movements above the saddle. Later, the same technique will be used to slow down the horse’s cadence.   One may wonder why slowing the horse cadence when the purpose is to create forward movement. The response has been given by many classic authors and through the wisdom of centuries, "Do not confuse speed and impulsion.” Speed is created stiffening the horse’s vertebral column. The faster the horse goes, the stiffer becomes the horse back.   Forward motion of the horse’s body, commences with proper forward transmission through the horse’s vertebral column of the forces generated by the hind legs. This demands that the horse’s vertebral column is educated to convert the thrust generated by the hind legs into horizontal forces, (forward movement,) and vertical forces, (resistance to gravity and consequently balance control.) Rushing the horse fast forward around the ring does not create forward movement. Instead, the misconception creates speed and increased load on the forelegs.   In the next few weeks, Chazot’s evolution should permit to explain the technique further in details Http://www.scienceofmotion.com Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,horse,training,ottb Chazot In Hand Feb 20th 2010 http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1266775345 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1266775345&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1266775345 Sun, 21 Feb 2010 11:02:25 -0700 Back to work with Chazot Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,ottb,horse Chazot Feb 18th Today much better and Chazot went thru in the trot a few times, http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1266605932 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1266605932&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1266605932 Fri, 19 Feb 2010 11:58:52 -0700 Chazot Jean Luc Cornille Today much better and Chazot went thru in the trot a few times, chazot,jean luc cornille,ottb,horse Chazot Feb 17th Chazot had a week off from work and a new schedule with two new horses in barn.  http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1266499031 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1266499031&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1266499031 Thu, 18 Feb 2010 06:17:11 -0700 Week without work for Chazot Chazot had a week off from work and a new schedule with two new horses in barn.  Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille Chazot Feb 8th 2010 Chazot wit trainer Jean Luc Cornille...learning shoulder in http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1265684271 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1265684271&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1265684271 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 19:57:51 -0700 Learning Should in Chazot wit trainer Jean Luc Cornille...learning shoulder in Helyn Cornille chazot, jean luc cornille, dressage,shoulder in,horse training Chazot First Day Saddle Chazot first day with saddle in hand http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1265056676 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1265056676&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1265056676 Mon, 01 Feb 2010 13:37:56 -0700 Saddle up! Chazot first day with saddle in hand Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,ottb,horse Chazot Journey The journey of Chazot a OTTB. Hi Journey from the race track to dressage with Jean Luc Cornille http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1263314476 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1263314476&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1263314476 Tue, 12 Jan 2010 09:41:16 -0700 The Making OF Chazot The journey of Chazot a OTTB. Hi Journey from the race track to dressage with Jean Luc Cornille Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,science of motion,horse,training,in hand Spirit Of Chazot The Spirit Of Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1263158382 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1263158382&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1263158382 Sun, 10 Jan 2010 14:19:42 -0700 The Making Of Chazot The Spirit Of Chazot Helyn Cornille chazot,horse,action, Jean Luc Cornille at Devon Jean Luc Cornille at Devon Horseshow with Lafayette II in hand http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1262106602 General http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1262106602&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1262106602 Tue, 29 Dec 2009 10:13:10 -0700 Jean Luc Cornille at Devon Horseshow with Lafayette II Jean Luc Cornille at Devon Horseshow with Lafayette II in hand Helyn Cornille jean luc cornille,devon,horseshow,layfaette II,in hand, Chazot Day 13 Snippet During this sequence it is fascinating the watch this young horse playing with the biomechanical properties of his vertebral column. When the back muscles properly convert the thrust generated by the hind legs into horizontal forces, (forward movement) and vertical forces, (resistance to gravity and therefore, balance control,) the upward propulsive activity of the forelegs propels the front part of the horse’s body upward in proportion to the hind legs. When by distraction or any ... http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1261576871 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1261576871&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1261576871 Wed, 23 Dec 2009 07:01:11 -0700 Jean Luc Cornille and Chazot During this sequence it is fascinating the watch this young horse playing with the biomechanical properties of his vertebral column. When the back muscles properly convert the thrust generated by the hind legs into horizontal forces, (forward movement) and vertical forces, (resistance to gravity and therefore, balance control,) the upward propulsive activity of the forelegs propels the front part of the horse’s body upward in proportion to the hind legs. When by distraction or any other reason the back muscles contract losing their ability to properly control the forward translocations of gravity through the spine, the load on the forelegs increases and the propulsive activity of the forelegs diminish. Jean Luc Cornille Helyn Cornille Chazot Day 13 Day 13 in hand work with Jean Luc Cornille http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1261443430 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1261443430&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1261443430 Mon, 21 Dec 2009 18:01:38 -0700 Chazot In Hand work Day 13 in hand work with Jean Luc Cornille Helyn Cornille jean luc cornille,chazot,in hand,horse training,equines Chazot Day 12 Today Chazot finds collection on day 12 of in hand work with Jean Luc Cornille In this specific day, the temperature was cool and the wind was blowing. The horse was quite hot but showed right away that is energy level want him to blow up but his mind want him to stay in harmony with me. The solution that the horse offered was a trot with quite good balance control. In the last few ... http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1261352393 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1261352393&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1261352393 Sun, 20 Dec 2009 20:15:04 -0700 The Making Of Chazot Today Chazot finds collection on day 12 of in hand work with Jean Luc Cornille In this specific day, the temperature was cool and the wind was blowing. The horse was quite hot but showed right away that is energy level want him to blow up but his mind want him to stay in harmony with me. The solution that the horse offered was a trot with quite good balance control. In the last few sessions, the horse did not really found the solution for the trot. Instead of using the biomechanical properties of his back, he was trying to sustain a slow trot braking with the forelegs. Today, his mind was stimulated by the weather but wanted also to remain in harmony. His brain figured that using the back muscles he was able to control his balance and thereof sustaining the trot using the propulsive phase of the forelegs rather than the braking phase. Considering the mental processing going on and his energy level it was more appropriate to go with him and encourage the trot right away. We will see if the next few days if his mind will be able to duplicate today's discovery. If yes, the horse basically found by himself the coordination of the back muscles that allow the combination of balance control and forward movement. In one world, the biomechanics of collection. Jean Luc cornille Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,horse,training,equine,in hand,dressage Chazot Day 9 Day nine of Chazot in hand work with Jean Luc Cornille. Chazot has not worked in  4 or 5 days. Today he was put in more collection as you can see it is hard work on him.  He was resistant at first. Chazot is an intense horse from the racetrack and the missed days of work showed.  http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1260748496 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1260748496&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1260748496 Sun, 13 Dec 2009 16:54:56 -0700 Day 9 in hand work Day nine of Chazot in hand work with Jean Luc Cornille. Chazot has not worked in  4 or 5 days. Today he was put in more collection as you can see it is hard work on him.  He was resistant at first. Chazot is an intense horse from the racetrack and the missed days of work showed.  Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,science of motion,horse,training,in hand,day 9 Jean Luc Cornille and Lafayette Jean Luc Cornille and his 26 yr old retired Grand Prix jumper working dressage in hand. Http://www.scienceofmotion.com http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1260501599 General http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1260501599&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1260501599 Thu, 10 Dec 2009 20:19:59 -0700 In Hand Dressage Jean Luc Cornille and his 26 yr old retired Grand Prix jumper working dressage in hand. Http://www.scienceofmotion.com Helyn Cornille jean luc cornille, dressage,in hand,ground work,lafayette,equine,horse Layfette II Jean Luc Cornille and his 27 yr old horse Layfette II in hand work. This is a retired grand prix jumper learning dressage.  http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1259939016 General http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1259939016&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1259939016 Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:50:28 -0700 Jean Luc Cornile Jean Luc Cornille and his 27 yr old horse Layfette II in hand work. This is a retired grand prix jumper learning dressage.  Helyn Cornille horse,dressage,training,jean luc cornille, Chazot Morning Run Two Chazot now walks out door before he runs to his pasture. Jean Luc use of cookies has helped to the calm before the storm. http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1259023297 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1259023297&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1259023297 Mon, 23 Nov 2009 17:41:37 -0700 Chazot now walks out first Chazot now walks out door before he runs to his pasture. Jean Luc use of cookies has helped to the calm before the storm. Helyn Cornille chazot,horse,running,gallop,fast,tb,ottb Chazot Day 6 Day 6 with Chazot, relaxed and eager to do. He is turning now. Once he is doing a good collected walk we start the trot. In 3 mths his body will be very different. http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258938841 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258938841&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258938841 Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:14:01 -0700 In Hand day 6 with Chazot Day 6 with Chazot, relaxed and eager to do. He is turning now. Once he is doing a good collected walk we start the trot. In 3 mths his body will be very different. Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,science of motion,horse,training,in hand,day 6, Chazot Day 5 Chazot day 5, for most part is relaxed and learning fast. He is eager to work and comes down to barn to start his work. http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258847727 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258847727&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258847727 Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:55:27 -0700 In Hand day 5 with Chazot Chazot day 5, for most part is relaxed and learning fast. He is eager to work and comes down to barn to start his work. Helyn Cornille chazot,horse,day 5,in-hand,training, Chazot Day 4 In Hand My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-b1ccf0f34451a650ffcdfdfbb6b8fdf9} http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258761308 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258761308&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258761308 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:55:59 -0700 Day 4 of in hand training My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-b1ccf0f34451a650ffcdfdfbb6b8fdf9} Helyn Cornille chazot,jean luc cornille,science of motion,horse,training,in hand First Day In-Hand Chazot Chazot a 4 yr old 17.3 hand TB starts his journey in training with Jean Luc Cornille.  http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258672750 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258672750&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258672750 Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:19:10 -0700 Chazot 1st Day In Hand training Chazot a 4 yr old 17.3 hand TB starts his journey in training with Jean Luc Cornille.  Helyn Cornille chazot,day 1,in-hand,training,jean luc cornille Chazot Day 3 In-Hand Third day of Chazot in hand. Today with a bridle and you will see Jean Luc ask for his back in 2nd trip down lane, they match steps and Chazot's walk becomes normal.  http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258670403 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258670403&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258670403 Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:26:33 -0700 Day 3 in hand training Third day of Chazot in hand. Today with a bridle and you will see Jean Luc ask for his back in 2nd trip down lane, they match steps and Chazot's walk becomes normal.  Helyn Cornille chazot,day 3,in-hand,training,jean luc cornille Day 2 Chazot Walking http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258597192 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258597192&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258597192 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:19:52 -0700 Chazot 2nd day of walking Helyn Cornille horse,walking,training,chazot Always Be In The Right Place http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258514788 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258514788&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258514788 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:26:28 -0700 Horse Kicking Helyn Cornille horse,kicking,lesson,position Always Be In The Right Place http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258777208 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258777208&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258777208 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:20:08 -0700 Horse Kicking Helyn Cornille horse,kicking,lesson,position Always Be In The Right Place http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1273066883 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1273066883&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1273066883 Wed, 05 May 2010 07:41:23 -0600 Horse Kicking Helyn Cornille horse,kicking,lesson,position Chazot Gallop   <a href="http://www.mevio.com/"> Mevio </a> {Mevio-99e5974f1efaec59d6bc05b22786b226} http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1257905547 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1257905547&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1257905547 Sat, 21 Nov 2009 06:31:39 -0700 Chazot Mornings   <a href="http://www.mevio.com/"> Mevio </a> {Mevio-99e5974f1efaec59d6bc05b22786b226} Helyn Cornille horse,running,gallop,video,chazot Chazot Gallop   <a href="http://www.mevio.com/"> Mevio </a> {Mevio-99e5974f1efaec59d6bc05b22786b226} http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258810309 Chazot http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258810309&comments=comments http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/horse_training_podcast.php?entry_id=1258810309 Sat, 21 Nov 2009 06:31:49 -0700 Chazot Mornings   <a href="http://www.mevio.com/"> Mevio </a> {Mevio-99e5974f1efaec59d6bc05b22786b226} Helyn Cornille horse,running,gallop,video,chazot