On Thu, Jun 28, 2007 at 04:46:47PM -0000, Judy Ryder wrote: > We have not been able to get a definition for a "slow tolt". No one in > Iceland, USIHC, or FEIF have been able to identify and define the > "slow tolt".
umm, i take lessons every week with an icelander who is having me work a lot on slow tolt (to muscle up stjarni's front end, she says). i think the video i showed of my friend included slow tolt, so you can see what's there and use it as an example. > Is it supposed to be a one-foot / two-foot support just at a slower > speed? or does a "slow tolt" have a two-foot / three-foot support > which makes it a saddle rack? i think various languages may break up the gait continuum in different places, so it is unlikely to expect perfect synonymy. --vicka
