Love his sense of humour! Thank you for putting your lesson up for us all to learn from, very generous.

Beautiful horse and Rider, lovely instructor, thank you 🙏🏼

Thank you for sharing time with the master!

Creating harmony!! Lovely. Charles is wonderful.

Thank you for sharing this. Such an enjoyable lesson to watch and so many wonderful tips.

I love the book n the way of teaching.

One of the loveliest lessons I have ever seen. Super horse, super rider and it was exciting to see the gradual development of the cadences. Congratulations!

He NEVER tires of teaching... remarkable!

I was a student of Charles De Kunffy in the 80s. I slept with a rope on my heels pulling the heels downwards and toes up! Lol! He is Amazing! Fairwinds!

What a pleasure to watch, thank you for posting this video

That was fantastic. So much great information. Nice horse and rider. Thanks for sharing. Would love to see more training video with Charles!

After watching this had to check out some Charles de Kunffy books. What an exceptional horseman. The horse and rider are a joy to watch, too.

De Kunffy is a treasure.

So proud, I have her dam, Grandune. So happy and proud to see this

Brilliant, lovely riding and beautiful teaching.

I can really learn a lot when I'm in a lesson. Thanks 👏🐴⚜

Lovely quiet riding ❤

I love your book "Training Strategies For Dressage Riders", you are such a great teacher.

thank you so much for sharing this valuable video!!!!!

Miss him at the TTT in uk. Thank you for sharing. Am always inspired by Mr Kunffy

Awesome what a Champion 🐎🏆👍

Charles has written some of the best books on dressage ever written.

my god, it reminds so much of the 3 "old Cavallerie Rittmeister" I was allowed to work with. How much energie he created in the horse in such a soft, cooperativ but very concentrated way! That is how the "Rittmeister" worked, they knew the triggerpoints of the horse. I should know his books... greatful to see this

such an amazing rider

In order to correct my seat and legs, I had to ride without stirrups for a year. I really learned to "sit" in the saddle with the correct positioning and it cured my legs because they went back correctly. The thigh must almost be hanging straight down and I felt as though I was riding with my knees replacing my feet. Posting was totally forward, barely lifting from the saddle and it was really amazing how it all changed.