The phrase "aid leg" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when or how to use it due to its lack of context and meaning.
Example: "The doctor recommended using an aid leg for better mobility."
Alternatives: "assistive leg" or "support leg".
As beginners do not master totally seat balance and aids (legs, hands) actions, it seemed probable that their teachers' advices played a major role at that stage in "shaping" riders postures.
About a week after corrective surgery and extensive rehabilitation at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, Anthony, now 18, walks with the aid of leg braces.
She is unable to walk without the aid of leg braces or crutches, and she needs to use a wheelchair to get from Penn Station to work, often slaloming through pedestrians.
Now 5, she can still walk a few yards with the aid of leg braces by locking her hips and knees in place and balancing her weight above her feet.
A few, like Mohamad, can walk short distances but only with the aid of leg braces and heavy iron walking frames.
The whip is used chiefly to reinforce the leg aid for control, to command attention, and to demand obedience, but it can be used as a punishment in cases of deliberate rebellion.
At first the words "leg aid" seemed a little too benevolent.
"Try not to give him a leg aid," Paul said, an admonishment not to kick the horse's sides, just as I landed in the saddle and did, prompting Shandy to walk.
Most of the participants work at private schools, or public schools in upscale communities, and the consensus was that applicants who needed little or no financial aid "had a leg up," as Mr. Hunter put it, in the admissions season recently concluded.
If the problem was that the horse wasn't listening to a leg aid then use a whip after first asking to make it clear that you want them to go forward.
