Riding with a balanced position in walk, trot and canter
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Lots of comments bitching about high stirrups, but I just see jumper flatwork at its best.
Daaaang that girl can ride! I aspire to ride that well one day. I'm very new
cheesatopia practice makes perfect x❤
I have my horse fun show tomarrow. She can ride really good
Don't worry when you start riding it is much easier than it looks I haven't fallen off yet in my canter
It’s so easy to canter
z0aRツ although I’ve only cantered twice, I can definitely agree. For me it is one of the smoothest gates there are!
Thank you! Such nice explanation and demonstration.
Gorgeous horse!
Her stirrups are so high 😂
She legit looks like she's going racing 😂
Katie Gilding I agree
@@isabellathompstone6693 Katie Gilding That's a normal jump seat.
Maybe she was jumping
Ikr
Absolutely!
Great riding would love to do this in my riding
I have no opinion on stirrup position but this is amazing animation reference. Thanks!
Thank you very much ☺️
Great info!
thx for ur help ill try that
Try Your Riding Success. She has so many great videos.
I see the horse is very green 😂 My horse is ten and still fights me to go into a canter
Ive just started riding and i find it difficult to keep balanced in rising trot. Ive only had 2 official lessons
You will get there! Trust me it took me a month or two to get my diagonal and my balance down in the trot. I bet u will one day become an amazing rider (not that u aren’t right now)
Me too! Though I guess this is a bit late now 😅 Especially since this last lesson I got put on a mare who was really hard for me to keep going since I haven’t had much experience and haven’t really built much muscle yet :) The horse I was riding before was super sweet and he would just keep going :)But yes hopefully with practice and hard work I can get better!
Her stirrups are so high 😂 I would be so uncomfortable
Jumping length!
plz post centre videos
what do you mean by "keeping a strong leg"?
I think its keeping it heavy & close to the horse, not flapping around like some riders in a canter
thanks Lucy!
By participating in leg day
Might be a bit off topic but can you tell me how to get your weight down into your heels and keep them that way without pushing the heel down? I think a good exercise is standing up in the saddle/stirrups which my instructors have been training me to do a lot lately but I really wanna know how to do it naturally lol
Working a lot of no stirrups helped me a lot it forces your leg into the correct spot on the body and makes you really rely more on keeping your heels deep to keep you stable, rather than allowing yourself you rely on the ball of your foot on the stirrup. It takes a while but between standing in stirrups, doing lots of heel and ankle stretches, and working lots of no stirrups really helps.
@@monicabarnhart9821 I've only done no stirrups once so far and even then my toes stick out lol
@@callmecharlottex that does happen a little it takes a lot of time doing it, and when you do it try to focus on digging your heals down a good mental image is to think like you're wearing stilletos and you're trying to poke a hole with the heel as deep as you can in the sand. Or toes up is one I've hears works for some people. Either way those are just a few I've found work in teaching/learning it.
Wiggle your toes in your boots to help keep your feet secure in the stirrups and hold your weight in your heels
Naturally my trainer say that we like practicing no stirrups loads because when you have your stirrups back it will become easier to keep them down naturally, what I do is keep my eyes in front and focus on positive position and staying calm , sitting trot helps somtimes aswell, as a like 2 months in pony club I’ve learned many things.
I don't have a balance in Kent?What do I ?
Her stirrups are so short 😂😂
I can just canter and jump 40cm , am I too beginner to join pony club ? I really want to do camp !! But don’t know if I’m not good enough yet
As long as you can ride independently your fine to join PC!
Sorry to say but i dont know if there will be pony club because of corona but you didnt know that when you wrote that comment xx
Pony Club is for everyone interested and within their age range, Level doesn't matter as long as you are willing to give it a go. I will say if you are typically behind the level of those your age you may be put into a younger age and the other way around if you are above the average for your age. Also never worry about being too much of a beginner cause everyone was at that stage at one point. (Sorry about a late comment)
riding on the right diagonal 🙈Rise & fall with the leg on the wall
Idk why but to me posting the trot is fun.....I know I'm that problem child equestrian😂
Same! Lol.
ilove riding horses
That's a GREE HORSE mine won't even canter and it's not green
Megan Dobbyn same
haha horse go brrr brr
Just why a jumping saddle and jumping length stirrups for a flat work demo? She's no option but to rise too high, and shes 'polishing the saddle in canter' hence the need for her hands to saw forwards and back to avoid catching him in the mouth. 🙈
Oops GREEN
ima girl and my names andrea and i love riding my horse
what the breed is it? Also, where is this place?
I'd like to believe he is one of 3 types of breeds however I am not a professional but from what characteristics I've seen, I'd guess Hanoverian, Oldenburg or Holsteiner. Holsteiner is probably my best bet, but again I'm not a professional but it's a guess : )
Mahsa Paydar not really sure but I would say a thoroughbred
Maybe a TB x Warmblood?
Not sure where, But part of Bisley and Sandown chase pony club, Sarah Macdonald was my old instructor and my mums x
How do u canter?
If I'm not in a corner I like to slightly half halt on the inside rein
When you trot you rise up and down. Instead of rising up and down you sit down in your saddle and lean back, bring your inside leg back and squeeze or kick
Sitting trot, outside leg back, squeeze with your legs, hands forward, sit quietly and urge the horse on
first we should hold riding grass propely balance
Hello from 4 years later are you cantering yet?
Intresting información!
Help me plzzzzz
She looks quite uncomfortable with her stirrups so high
Jumping length!
Me try horse
Her stirrups look way to short. Long leg, not jockey leg. Seems to be alot of weight in the stirrup. Good job though 😉
"the lower leg is very secure" ..... she's kicking every stride tho. This is very unhelpful on a green horse
true. she just needs to hug with her leg so her lower leg isn't swinging as much! Holding in my opinion helps keep them forward and going without your leg swinging and probably accidentally kicking them in the process.
Stirrups are tooooo short
This was recorded at my college 🤣🤣
Why are you stirrups so short !!! And you should have relaxed feet and heels they shouldn't be forced down. And the horse is really stiff they need to losen him up ( lung e.c.t ) to show him that he doesn't need to be tense and that he can be relaxed and doesn't need to be so alert . also dressage why you in a jp saddle maybe a gp as he is green xxx other than sat great horse and rider
That horse is really uncomfortable
What makes you say that?
This video bothers me
Jordanna Walter mmm Why ?
Why?