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Tip/Quote of the Day # 411
When jumping in muddy or deep conditions, you need extra impulsion. Make sure you have it before you need it.
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When jumping in muddy or deep conditions, you need extra impulsion. Make sure you have it before you need it.
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The rider's inside leg is just as important as their outside leg in the aids for half pass or travers (haunches in.)
Lesley's Corner
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"It must not be forgotten that, in order to maintain precisely the same tempo and the momentary balance, the hind legs must step more under to the extent that the center of gravity is located more forward and the head and neck are positioned lower. The more the horse
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Use lots of forward and back transitions within the gaits to activate the horse's hind legs.
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Since the buckle is the weakest part of your reins, it is a good idea to tie a knot in the very end of your reins for cross country. This way, if your hands ever slide the reins all the way to the buckle quickly, you don't have
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Riding is so much more than getting on and doing… you have to do a lot of thinking and planning to actually get somewhere!
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The sign of a good rider is that their aids are so light and invisible that you can barely notice them.
~Brianna's Corner~
Jack of All Trades, Master of None Phewww! What a wild ride! Between 3 horses 2 months and 1 rider, I have had the time of my life! The past few weeks have been complete insanity in and of its own and it wasn't all between a red
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Thinking "little toes up" can help you to sink more naturally down into your heels.