Honestly she did amazing, it’s definitely nerve racking and humbling to do stuff like this. So good on her! And when you’re learning the hardest part (i find) is the transition from trot to canter. She did so good.
You are awesome. Beautifully kept stable, beautiful horses. And beautiful equestrian’s. 🐴 keep up the great work girls….. compete win, live, love, laugh and enjoy all that you do. 👍🏽 thanks for sharing your world with us. 👏🏽
I loved this video! She did SO well in the trot. I think getting a good seat in the canter is difficult in the beginning, especially those trot to canter transitions. Looking forward to more lunge lesson videos!
Ebby did so well! Her rising trot looks so good since last time. Canter seat just takes while to get used to, maybe it might help if she leans back abit and brings her legs back to stop them moving forward.
Eby did great. I think this video shows riding is not easy. It's a skill you need time to learn. You also gain confidence the more you ride and get the feel. All us riders started out like this at some point. I think doing a lunge series is a great idea. I think she needs to learn more before hacking to be safe. All us riders know what can go wrong out on the trail. Having the riding skills makes for a safer and more enjoyable ride.
Your beginner equestrian friend (😉) did great! She was really brave for trying the canter so soon too! I've been back to riding after a long hiatus for the past year, and I'm still working on improving my skills and comfort level at the canter, so serious kudos to her for trying. Maybe next time a few small bounces or cross rail jumps might be fun for her to try!
she did so good! my trainer makes us do ten minutes of no sterups posting 10 minites each direction and knee lifts at the sitting trot to build up strength and balence! deffinitly reccomend it! but first star 5 minutes each direction
Amazing job! My instructor made us do entire lessons standing up in our stirrups - not suggesting that at all (because I'm not cruel) but maybe she could get her confidence up by spending time standing up, bum out of the saddle, in halt or walk? Would really allow her to start trusting her balance and not have to rely on those hands as much! But seriously, if she decides to continue learning she's going to be an awesome rider!
The respect and patience Erin has is amazing. A lot of people would pressure or push a non rider to do more and "just get on with it" or "you're being ridiculous" if they're scared, or getting annoyed if they accidently pull/thump, etc. I love that Erin gently corrects for Teddys sake, but is so understanding and kind to Eby learning, saying she doesnt have to do it, she can stop whenever she wants, that its a lot and big steps for her. Erin knows its hard, scary, difficult for a lot of people, and respects that with no judgement or mocking and total kindness
She is actually a really good rider. If she keeps this up she will be amazing!!! ❤. Teddy is such a good boy x. She has a good body shape for riding! Love your videos Erin
your vids are very helpful and fun to watch, great stuff, please explain more on how to make the hips and feet stronger, I get tired after 10 mins of trot or canter and I fly off my horse :)))
Hey Erin xx I love your vids and I as you today at Hoys, you completed my hair and it just made my day xxx thank you so much Erin you are such a superstar xx
It woul be amazing if we could see her progress more. She looks like she has amazing talent! I could never do all that on my first lesson. On my first lesson that was 10 years ago, all we did was walk on lounge and trot a few steps
I'm trying to get up and down practice but I couldn't do that . Would you please help me out how to do that. I'm waiting for your reply . Best regard from Saeed
I still remember my first day it wasn't a proper school but a police line & they allowed civilians to learn riding along with them they just handed me the horse & told the basics and said ride, no lunging ropes no proper eyes on me no nothing but i knew they'd handle if something gets wrong bc they were police afterall & i somehow managed to ride along with other riders on the 2nd or 3rd day i was able to catch up with the posting trot and then things didn't felt that tough.
What’s not to like about watching two gorgeous females? Reminds me of a time long ago when I was a soldier in W Germany. Two of my troopers decided to join the pony club. Now both of them where Mancunians and didn’t know one thing about horses so I was very dubious as to their motives. I sat both of them down and asked them, ok why? Their first answer I told them was a load of bollox so unless I got the right one they had extra duties, so the truth came out, they had noticed the best looking daughters where the Officers ones and most went to the Pony club which was situated just inside the camps gates.. they asked if I wanted to go down with them ( we where roughly the same age) I said no thanks as I knew they hadn’t a hope in hell of getting off with any of the well bred young ladies in the Pony Club… I will give it to them as they stick it out and went at least once a week.. until the day they kept harping on about their qualifying the next night.. so I said yes I would pop in I made my way to the visitors gallery and got comfortable. I won’t bore you all with everything that happened that night but if I can move forward to the two of them walking on top of their horses around the stadium. All went well but considering the average age was about 12 ( they where interested in the older daughters) it wasn’t hard. All was going well until the instructor told them all to canter, there where around 10 taking party so off the pony’s went. On the first round the first one fell off, he lay on the ground thinking a rescue party of cute girls would suddenly appear and look after him.. that didn’t happen so once the horses came towards him again he made a miraculous recovery and ran like hell to get out of the way.. the other trooper was doing quite well until the third circuit when he started to slip over the horses head which led him to end up upside down hanging onto the horses head. In that position he had lost all control of the horse so it just followed the others cantering around the circuit. Shouts of halt, stop, help etc did nothing and the other hung riders carried on regardless.. by this time I was on the floor laughing and round and round the horse went ignoring all his pleas and the staff turning a blind eye which made me suspect they had been annoying to the rest of the group. Anyway I am in convulsions with laughter especially as he past me he shouted Corporal order it to halt. I couldn’t speak never mind order anything but it eventually happened he slipped and fell off. Like his mate he thought lying without moving would stir the mothering side of the girls, but nope not a soul moved.. it was only his mate now limping telling him he was about to get trampled by several ponies give him the impetus to get up and run for it… I had to rub my eyes and my cheeks where sore laughing as I made my way to the entrance… as the others where getting their Rosettes, my two where getting their matching orders from those who ran it. As I walked back with them both, slowly as both where limping I kept bursting into laughter, which did not go down well but their pain healed after a cpl of drinks and they tried to raise the sympathetic nature of our WRAC girls… it didn’t work lol
As a 12 year old your so inspiring please can u say hi to me it would mean so much to get a hi form my idol ❤ I want to be like you when I grow up and your bestie and be brave when riding ❤ have a good day/night Erin!
Usually in English or dressage the posting trot is done first. Sitting trot is more difficult and for a beginner to do so without bouncing and disturbing the horse. Not only the bouncing on their back but if the rider bounces their hands are flailing and unsteady too disturbing the rein contact. It's thought usually after riding awhile and getting the feeling then learning to sit will come a bit more easily. The rider can also work on sitting the trot and if they lose their synchronicity with the horse and start to bounce up and down or flap about like a sack of potatoes they can go back to the posting they have learned until they get in sync again. One of the main reasons though is young horses or horses starting training are initially ridden posting the trot to take some burden off the back as the muscles develop. Even on trained horses often the warm up is done posting to trot and sitting it only after or well into the warm up. In dressage tests sitting trot for some portion of the test is not required for lower levels like Intro or training/prelim levels. In western I know they post at lower levels of western dressage as I watched a competition last week. But that's about all I know.
@elizaj4431 yeah I understand that! I mean that it would be better to learn sitting trot before trying to canter, not before learning rising trot. I'm a beginner horse rider and the first thing I was taught was rising trot as well!!
@user-ti7zz9is9b I see what you mean now and it does make sense. Sorry I misunderstood. 😊 I think often people sit canter before they sit much trot because once they get the feeling it's considered easier to sit than the trot. I remember in lessons I too was cantering before doing any real sitting trot aside maybe a few strides before and after a gait change. But I was pleasure riding as well with family and there we would almost always what they called light seat when cantering or galloping and thats how I first started cantering and galloping. A tip I got that worked well was to get the feel of sitting in canter switch between sitting and light seat. So sit and move with horse but if you feel you lost the rhythm and are bouncing go back to light seat and regroup and try again. I've seen some instructors suggest similar since but I think it's not so common in dressage.
It's the same procedure everywhere: To talk a lot about nonsense and the horse is just an object to (miss)use. Just a slave to carry somebody on his back. No connection, no question, if the horse feels ok. For sure, he doesn't like the bit. Longing, fixed on the bit, is the consequence. Just irritation in the mouth. No signals that make sense. Bad example for beginners.
Honestly she did amazing, it’s definitely nerve racking and humbling to do stuff like this. So good on her!
And when you’re learning the hardest part (i find) is the transition from trot to canter. She did so good.
I remember the first time I did canter on the lunge and I was scared as hell lol. She did really well!
I think you can't call your videos "my non equestrian BFF" anymore. I guess it is "my beginner equestrian BFF" now😘
Those kittens are so cute making my heart melt with joy ❤
she did so so well! that rising trot was lovely to see! the rhythm was there and it looked good!
You are awesome. Beautifully kept stable, beautiful horses. And beautiful equestrian’s. 🐴 keep up the great work girls….. compete win, live, love, laugh and enjoy all that you do. 👍🏽 thanks for sharing your world with us. 👏🏽
I loved this video! She did SO well in the trot. I think getting a good seat in the canter is difficult in the beginning, especially those trot to canter transitions. Looking forward to more lunge lesson videos!
Ebby did so well! Her rising trot looks so good since last time. Canter seat just takes while to get used to, maybe it might help if she leans back abit and brings her legs back to stop them moving forward.
Eby did great. I think this video shows riding is not easy. It's a skill you need time to learn. You also gain confidence the more you ride and get the feel. All us riders started out like this at some point. I think doing a lunge series is a great idea. I think she needs to learn more before hacking to be safe. All us riders know what can go wrong out on the trail. Having the riding skills makes for a safer and more enjoyable ride.
I think you are a very nice person to help your friend improve her riding skills. Thanks for sharing 😊
Your beginner equestrian friend (😉) did great! She was really brave for trying the canter so soon too! I've been back to riding after a long hiatus for the past year, and I'm still working on improving my skills and comfort level at the canter, so serious kudos to her for trying. Maybe next time a few small bounces or cross rail jumps might be fun for her to try!
Your such a great teacher Erin and she does so well always ❤
I love these❤ she always does so well! Awww the kitten's have gotten so big ❤!
Yes defo we need more of these videos Erin you are such a great teacher and eby is such a good learner. Eby has improved so much
Omg why I am crying with pride for Ebby hahaha I actually was proud of you and got teary. Well done for having a go!! ❤🇦🇺💜
she did so good! my trainer makes us do ten minutes of no sterups posting 10 minites each direction and knee lifts at the sitting trot to build up strength and balence! deffinitly reccomend it! but first star 5 minutes each direction
Amazing job! My instructor made us do entire lessons standing up in our stirrups - not suggesting that at all (because I'm not cruel) but maybe she could get her confidence up by spending time standing up, bum out of the saddle, in halt or walk? Would really allow her to start trusting her balance and not have to rely on those hands as much! But seriously, if she decides to continue learning she's going to be an awesome rider!
Can we ple make the series a regular thing because i’m loving it !
Awesome ride you all great thanks again 👍🌹👏😉
CONGRATULATIONS ERIN ON THE 920K subs you deserve it 🎉
your friend is actually a really good rider
First! And love your stuff❤😊
The respect and patience Erin has is amazing. A lot of people would pressure or push a non rider to do more and "just get on with it" or "you're being ridiculous" if they're scared, or getting annoyed if they accidently pull/thump, etc. I love that Erin gently corrects for Teddys sake, but is so understanding and kind to Eby learning, saying she doesnt have to do it, she can stop whenever she wants, that its a lot and big steps for her. Erin knows its hard, scary, difficult for a lot of people, and respects that with no judgement or mocking and total kindness
Great to see
Eby’s riding’s come on so much! Looks great!!
She did great even in the canter I’m glad she said I can’t do this is asked to slow down I stead of falling ❤
I'm glad you're doing the barn stuff again.
You guys are my inspiration ❤❤❤
Well done Erin, your an amizing youtuber ( And insrtusctor XD ) Also well done to your friend for looking so amazing on the horse !
Congrats on 920k subs
She is actually a really good rider. If she keeps this up she will be amazing!!! ❤. Teddy is such a good boy x. She has a good body shape for riding! Love your videos Erin
Any body shape can ride a horse?
@@ariiq9295 I know but she has a nice controlled body.
your vids are very helpful and fun to watch, great stuff, please explain more on how to make the hips and feet stronger, I get tired after 10 mins of trot or canter and I fly off my horse :)))
The outfits look so good ❤
It really does❤
God Bless Erin William
Hey Erin xx I love your vids and I as you today at Hoys, you completed my hair and it just made my day xxx thank you so much Erin you are such a superstar xx
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Wow Eby is looking amazing!!😍💗
It woul be amazing if we could see her progress more. She looks like she has amazing talent! I could never do all that on my first lesson. On my first lesson that was 10 years ago, all we did was walk on lounge and trot a few steps
Que valientes son los caballos, corren hacía la batalla sin tenerle miedo a nada, ✌️😊
Ahh! You two are the best dou ever❤
Love this 😍😍😍😍
Omggg she did so well!!!! 😱😱🩷
I watch daily this video and u both were amazing and I still wait for your reply to lean more about this rising
I'm trying to get up and down practice but I couldn't do that . Would you please help me out how to do that. I'm waiting for your reply . Best regard from Saeed
Vast improvement on previous effort, enjoying the Erin and Ebby Show!
Why do they look alike and sooooo pretty.
Wait why was her seat kinda good for first canter
Ooh I saw this live and didn’t see it all so now I can❤
Hi Erin love your videos can you do a riding dears Video ❤
Erin William Beauty Queen 👍🏻🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👑🌻🦋🌹🖤🖤
I still remember my first day it wasn't a proper school but a police line & they allowed civilians to learn riding along with them they just handed me the horse & told the basics and said ride, no lunging ropes no proper eyes on me no nothing but i knew they'd handle if something gets wrong bc they were police afterall & i somehow managed to ride along with other riders on the 2nd or 3rd day i was able to catch up with the posting trot and then things didn't felt that tough.
Do u own that barn
This would make a good series
What’s not to like about watching two gorgeous females?
Reminds me of a time long ago when I was a soldier in W Germany. Two of my troopers decided to join the pony club. Now both of them where Mancunians and didn’t know one thing about horses so I was very dubious as to their motives. I sat both of them down and asked them, ok why? Their first answer I told them was a load of bollox so unless I got the right one they had extra duties, so the truth came out, they had noticed the best looking daughters where the Officers ones and most went to the Pony club which was situated just inside the camps gates.. they asked if I wanted to go down with them ( we where roughly the same age) I said no thanks as I knew they hadn’t a hope in hell of getting off with any of the well bred young ladies in the Pony Club… I will give it to them as they stick it out and went at least once a week.. until the day they kept harping on about their qualifying the next night.. so I said yes I would pop in
I made my way to the visitors gallery and got comfortable. I won’t bore you all with everything that happened that night but if I can move forward to the two of them walking on top of their horses around the stadium. All went well but considering the average age was about 12 ( they where interested in the older daughters) it wasn’t hard. All was going well until the instructor told them all to canter, there where around 10 taking party so off the pony’s went. On the first round the first one fell off, he lay on the ground thinking a rescue party of cute girls would suddenly appear and look after him.. that didn’t happen so once the horses came towards him again he made a miraculous recovery and ran like hell to get out of the way.. the other trooper was doing quite well until the third circuit when he started to slip over the horses head which led him to end up upside down hanging onto the horses head. In that position he had lost all control of the horse so it just followed the others cantering around the circuit. Shouts of halt, stop, help etc did nothing and the other hung riders carried on regardless.. by this time I was on the floor laughing and round and round the horse went ignoring all his pleas and the staff turning a blind eye which made me suspect they had been annoying to the rest of the group. Anyway I am in convulsions with laughter especially as he past me he shouted Corporal order it to halt. I couldn’t speak never mind order anything but it eventually happened he slipped and fell off. Like his mate he thought lying without moving would stir the mothering side of the girls, but nope not a soul moved.. it was only his mate now limping telling him he was about to get trampled by several ponies give him the impetus to get up and run for it… I had to rub my eyes and my cheeks where sore laughing as I made my way to the entrance… as the others where getting their Rosettes, my two where getting their matching orders from those who ran it. As I walked back with them both, slowly as both where limping I kept bursting into laughter, which did not go down well but their pain healed after a cpl of drinks and they tried to raise the sympathetic nature of our WRAC girls… it didn’t work lol
🔥 video Erin
I just realised how close u r to 1 million subs!
I love your horses warmbloods are my favourite breed and cobs
Can you do a uppdate on Buski, whe miss him
Thanks God bless you
she needs a lesson program now 😂😂
Hi Erin, what kind of watch are you wearing?
I really admire you for your passion
But I admire you for being such a gorgeous woman ❤
i didn’t even trot on my first lesson let alone canter 😮
Where’s the part 5 that we need😭😭
love you girlss
Good job girls 👏🏻🤎🤎
Trotting with no stirrups next ❤️
Could you please do a jumping video soon
yes !! love a lunge lesson
I would like to see another lunge lesson with herr❤
7:49 me gusta!! 🤌
Eby really did a good job !😃
Ebby slayeddd
Where are you from?
What your boots name❤❤❤
Kind of off topic but is Gee still growing ?
I met her at hoys yesterday she was so nice
🙏🏻 🙏🏻
two awsome pretty Gurrrllllsss!!!!
Lindas reynas ❤❤❤
Mr.Ed the stallion fabulous heart 💜❤️ like horses.🐴🐎
When can we see more of buski ❤we haven't seen him for a while x
Love ebony would ❤to see her ride more with you ❤️
Guys you did amazing but if it is her girst lesson how she canter
Erin what is your goal in life
where is billy?
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As a 12 year old your so inspiring please can u say hi to me it would mean so much to get a hi form my idol ❤ I want to be like you when I grow up and your bestie and be brave when riding ❤ have a good day/night Erin!
Erin Williams Hello, good day, as beautiful as your eyes are two moons❤
Wow❤❤❤
I’m currently learning cantering and trying to keep my heels down. It’s so much harder then it seems 🥲
Isn't it a good idea to master sitting trot first? I'm just asking ❤
Usually in English or dressage the posting trot is done first. Sitting trot is more difficult and for a beginner to do so without bouncing and disturbing the horse. Not only the bouncing on their back but if the rider bounces their hands are flailing and unsteady too disturbing the rein contact. It's thought usually after riding awhile and getting the feeling then learning to sit will come a bit more easily. The rider can also work on sitting the trot and if they lose their synchronicity with the horse and start to bounce up and down or flap about like a sack of potatoes they can go back to the posting they have learned until they get in sync again. One of the main reasons though is young horses or horses starting training are initially ridden posting the trot to take some burden off the back as the muscles develop. Even on trained horses often the warm up is done posting to trot and sitting it only after or well into the warm up. In dressage tests sitting trot for some portion of the test is not required for lower levels like Intro or training/prelim levels. In western I know they post at lower levels of western dressage as I watched a competition last week. But that's about all I know.
@elizaj4431 yeah I understand that! I mean that it would be better to learn sitting trot before trying to canter, not before learning rising trot.
I'm a beginner horse rider and the first thing I was taught was rising trot as well!!
@user-ti7zz9is9b I see what you mean now and it does make sense. Sorry I misunderstood. 😊 I think often people sit canter before they sit much trot because once they get the feeling it's considered easier to sit than the trot. I remember in lessons I too was cantering before doing any real sitting trot aside maybe a few strides before and after a gait change. But I was pleasure riding as well with family and there we would almost always what they called light seat when cantering or galloping and thats how I first started cantering and galloping. A tip I got that worked well was to get the feel of sitting in canter switch between sitting and light seat. So sit and move with horse but if you feel you lost the rhythm and are bouncing go back to light seat and regroup and try again. I've seen some instructors suggest similar since but I think it's not so common in dressage.
@@elizaj4431 but you need sitting trot when slowing down from trot to walk or when you need to stop immediately.
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i wish i had a horsey friend to do this with
Hello welcome Erin William
Erin my beby nice work I like it
It's the same procedure everywhere: To talk a lot about nonsense and the horse is just an object to (miss)use. Just a slave to carry somebody on his back. No connection, no question, if the horse feels ok. For sure, he doesn't like the bit. Longing, fixed on the bit, is the consequence. Just irritation in the mouth. No signals that make sense. Bad example for beginners.
Want to meet you 😊
Funny asf. 🔥🔥tho
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Keren
Erin 😍 I love 💞😘🌹💓💓💓💝💝💝
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