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Part 10: Rider Biomechanics How to Enhance Posting Trot Through Lunging
Erica Poseley of Got Seat and demo rider Chelsea Ramm discuss the benefits of lunging. If you have any questions about lunging horses or lunging riders feel free to contact Erica at erica@gotseat.com. You can also contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. And check out Facebook: GotSeat
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Part 9: Rider Biomechanics How to Enhance Posting Trot Through Lungeing
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Erica Poseley of Got Seat has demo rider Chelsea Ramm do a posture correction exercise and an arm circle exercise.Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook: GotSeat
Part 8: Rider Biomechanics Lunging Exercises for Posting Trot
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Erica and rider Chelsea demonstrate some arm exercises to help engage the core and stay with the rhythm of the horse while posting. Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook: GotSeat
Part 7: Rider Biomechanics Lunging Exercises for Posting
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Erica Poseley of Got Seat has demo rider Chelsea Ram do exercises holding a whip as an aid. Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook: GotSeat
Part 6: Rider Biomechanics Lunging Exercises for Posting Trot
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In this clip Erica Poseley of Got Seat.com has demo rider Chelsea Ramm on her horse Olivia do exercises to help develop a quiet, steady hand while posting the trot. Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook: Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook:
Part 5: Rider Biomechanics Lunging Exercises for Posting Trot
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Erica Poseley of Got Seat has demo rider Chelsea Ramm show good exercises to use both on and off the lunge to improve posting.Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook: GotSeat
Part 4: Rider Biomechanics: Lunging Exercises for Posting Trot
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Erica Poseley of Got Seat.com describes two good exercises for learning how to post correctly. Chelsea Ramm (demo rider) on her horse Olivia.Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook: GotSeat
Part 3: Rider Biomechanics Lunging Exercises for Posting Trot
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Erica goes over the safety precautions for s successful lunging lesson. Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com, Also check out Facebook: GotSeat
Part 2: Rider Biomechanics Lunging Exercises for Posting Trot
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Erica Poseley of Got Seat explains her unique approach to a customized lunging experience. Features Chelsea Ramm on Olivia as demonstration pair, explaining why it's useful to watch someone ride first, before starting a lunging lesson. Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook: GotSeat
Part 1: Rider Biomechanics Lunging Exercises for Posting
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Rider Biomechanics expert Erica Poseley of Got Seat.com explains the mechanics of correct posting trot to help the horse engage and lift its back. This sets the stage for being able to better sit the trot on a horse. See parts 2 thru 10 to this video on You Tube. Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook: GotSeat
Dancing with your Horse
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Erica Poseley compares riding to dancing in this short clip from "Rider Biomechanics: Find your Unmovable Frame to Develop a more Effective Seat"
Rider Biomechanics Common Errors in Posting Trot Erica Poseley of Got Seat
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Rider biomechanics expert Erica Poseley of Got Seat.com with the assistance of student Chelsea Ramm now demonstrates common errors in posting trot.Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook: GotSeat/
Rider Biomechanics How to Develop Sitting Trot by Posting Well Two
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Rider Biomechanics expert Erica Poseley of Got Seat.com with the help of student Chelsea Ramm demonstrates how she gets her mare to lift her back through her correct posting technique. See also part I.Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out Facebook: GotSeat/.
Rider Biomechanics How to Develop Sitting Trot by Posting Well One
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Rider biomechanics expert Erica Poseley of Got Seat.com with the assistance of student Chelsea Ramm now demonstrates common errors in posting trot.Contact Erica at www.gotseat.com/. Also check out GotSeat on Facebook.
Operant Response for Turn & Yield Under Saddle
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Episode 5 After teaching the stop operant under saddle in the last video, Erica shows how to teach the horse the other operants of shoulder displacement-using direct and indirect rein aids, and the yielding of the hind quarters under saddle. She also shows the correct use of the seat while making turns to help the horse respond to a very light pressure. Erica emphasizes that if riders start by ...
Demonstration of the Stop Operant Under Saddle
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Demonstration of the Stop Operant Under Saddle
Seat Expert Shows How to Adjust Rider Into Proper Riding Posture
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Seat Expert Shows How to Adjust Rider Into Proper Riding Posture
Operant Conditioning: Operants of Step Forward, Park, Displace the Shoulders, Yield the Haunches
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Operant Conditioning: Operants of Step Forward, Park, Displace the Shoulders, Yield the Haunches
Operant Conditioning: Introduction to how horses learn through Trial & Error.
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Operant Conditioning: Introduction to how horses learn through Trial & Error.
Takes More Than a Lifetime to be a Good Horseman
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Takes More Than a Lifetime to be a Good Horseman
Rider Biomechanics: Find your Unmovable Frame to Develop a more Effective Seat
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Rider Biomechanics: Find your Unmovable Frame to Develop a more Effective Seat
The last Section about using your lat instead of your bicep is absolute gold - no one EVER taught me to use these muscles to stop my horse. Thank you very much for this as well!
So glad this information will help you communicate better with your horse.
A wonderful rider and a martial artist!!! That is called unstoppable!!!! Video is awesome!! Thank you
Amazing,thank you so much
Hy Erica I'm Maria from Italy I start riding two years ago when I was 56 years old.I have kyphosis on my back, how to balance in trot and canter?
I'm getting back into the saddle after a 40 year hiatus. I wish I could have my first lessons with you to learn the proper seat this time!
Your a very good teacher
Thank you very much.
Neindorff was phenomenal!
I know !
Great and well explained, to the point. Nice work!
Thank You.
fully agree 완전 동감이에요. 승마라는 운동의 가장 매력적인 요소라고 생각합니다. 영상들 모두가 실질적인 도움이 됩니다. 감사합니다~~ from korea
Nit picky quibble, ships do turn by “pushing their bum out.” Rudder pusher rear end of ship toward outside of the turn causing keel to point toward inside. So maybe not best example 😂😂
Brilliant ❤
Absolutely
Why her feet so far back?
Awesome! Thank you!
I am so excited to take my first Erica Poseley clinic this weekend. Its about time I learned how to ride better. Thanks and I am so ready for this!
Thank you for doing this video. I ride western “ Reining in particular” but I will put this to use immediately.
I am glad you found this video helpful.
This is exactly how I start my young students and any adults who are willing to let me put them on the line and work on actually riding the horse not the saddle.
What are you doing with your seat to give the stop signal? It is very subtle and had to appreciate and replicate
G'day Erica i've just discovered yr channel i'm an Equitopia devotee,Parelli,Warrick.Schiller and Godolphin makes 4.i've been revering @ riding horses,our sacred.fellow creatures, since birth. At 61 my love of horses and learning has not waned, far from it. I have 2 thoroughbreds and still ride track. I am abundantly blessed. Good horsemen @ women like yrself,quietly inspire as you demonstrate, @ impart yr expertize with humanity and principle. Many thanks for yr example. ❤🐎🐎🐎🐎🇭🇲🇭🇲🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks so much for your great feedback. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Exellent coach🏇🎖👍👏💐
Thank you, this is exactly what I needed. I've been training both martial arts and riding, but for some reason they haven't clicked together in my brain before. I've felt more comfortable with a long stirrup, but now I can see why that's not good.
Wouldn’t want to mess with this lady
Thank you for making these videos. Can you please elaborate on how to understand + identify a “basic attempt”. I think I’m sometimes unclear in my communication because I do not reinforce at the moment of basic attempt and find myself instead looking for a perfect attempt. I’d also love to hear more about how to choose the placement of pressure. I would’ve thought that you’d apply pressure in the same place that the pressure would be if you were under saddle (so for shoulder displacement I personally might’ve placed pressure where my leg would be applying pressure)
These are both great questions. Feel free to give me a call at 831 206 9613. I live in California. It will be much easier to answer your questions in a phone conversation..
loved watching all your videos as I'm currently doing my quine studies (: thank you
So Glad they are helpful. Enjoy your studies.
My last lessons 2 years ago included frustrated words about how I wasn't holding onto the reins and don't blame it on the horse that the reins were coming out of my hands. What was shown here would have been a more helpful approach. I was holding as hard as I could to keep the reins. I wonder if that was part of the problem and they didn't notice. I can only speculate. I was too busy being verbally chewed up for not following directions to figure out how to rephrase my comment about the reins being pulled out of my hands into something that was a specific request for help and not something that sounded like I'm not willing to take responsibility for controlling my body. I swear my fingers were not passively lose letting gravity take them.
I need hours and hours on the longe to get fixed, with a good ground person who can keep our circle round. The only lesson I really learned at the last place was how mangled my position is. I don't even know what I was doing right, or just ok. Toes cocked out, pinching knee, stiff ankles, get weight even across the stirrups, arched back tips seat bones back, tend to weight one side of my body too much which has a cascade effect on other body parts, carry elbows too open, fingers don't stay closed, one hand has a mind of it's own, and I need to learn to use my core. I also get anxious when the slightest thing happens, so I get a slight fetal curl that happens. All of this needs work before I can make progress off my plateau. But I haven't had riding time in at least 2 years. Now with corona virus all the barns offering lessons aren't accepting new students.
Glad you enjoyed my video. Please contact me if you want to get some help on your riding position via a video consultation. Go to my website got seat.com for more information. Good luck Erica
I have watched all your videos. You are an excellent trainer, teacher, and horsewoman. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and love for horses with all of us watching!
Thank You so much for your nice feedback.I am glad you enjoyed my videos.
So great love this video very helpful
Thank You. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Very nice video 😍
This is such a clear and helpful video for a beginner like me! Thank you for sharing!
So glad you found this video helpful.
Thank you so so much!!!!! I discovered such an important information among all the video!! This is so magic for me!! I am mainly talking about the last part of the video! Discovering this muscle which will allow me to use it with out pulling into my horse mouse! I really do not know how to THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Such a huge and precious information!! I am trying it now and it is unbelievable how it works! Tomorrow I shall try it with my beloved four legs friend! Thank you!!!!!!
omg i love her
Really nicely produced. Thanks :)
This is a great, simple explanation of creating functional stability and lightness.
Looks good Erica! You are a good teacher.
Thanks so much. Hope you are doing well!!
Perfect !... My horse hates to walk...i am going to do this with him....huge help thank you !.. Georgous horse !
So glad this video is helpful for you. Please share with your friends. Thanks
Erica do you ever come to Western Canada and do clinics?
Yes, I did teach on Vancouver Island last year. I would love to do another clinic in Canada. Please contact me if you think you might have some interested people.
@@EricaPoseley I am in a small private barn for military and veterans only, about 35 horses unfortunately with only a few of us who ride and even fewer of us who want to learn more. I would absolutely love to have you for a clinic, I will do some research into it!!
Hi, Madam ,thank you very much . Your video is awesome .
Ms. Poseley, can you give advice on the rider's breathing technique whilst riding; avoiding holding one's breath in the chest, breathing to quick and/or not breathing at all in combination with underlying tension in the riders buttocks in the knees in the arms ect. Many thanks for your time AND thankyou for the new video's. Cheers.
Breathing is a very important aspect of riding and requires a bit of explanation. Feel free to contact me at erica@gotseat.com and I can give you some thoughts of how to breathe correctly, and any other questions you may have.
@Rohit Mapakshi use the 45 degree angle of the thigh as your guide
I have moderate scoliosis; I can't have good posture no matter what I do and my core strength is very poor. It makes me wonder if I'll ever be able to be a good rider.
I think you could have good posture if you got some help through good PT and posture experts off the horse. I have taught riders with scoliosis and helped them improve their posture and become more effective correct riders. Please don't give up.
Thank you for another great video with very clear explanations. I love how in the end the horse is too sleepy to take the treat! :)
Thanks so much. That was funny as she can be very energetic. Also she loves cookies!!
She was very chill that day.
I love your videos, Erica! You're a very inspirational horse woman. Greetings from Germany
Thank you for such a nice comment!!
New video from EricaPoseley ?? I watch immediately. I waited a long time ! Great story. You seem to be a really great caring horse person Erica. I wish I had a chnce to have lessons with you. Like, a month, to help me get rid of some bad habits. My riding dys are over now. Wish you to spread your love and respect to horses as wide as possible. Greetings from Poland.
Thank you so much. I wish I could have taught you too. Maybe some day I could teach in Poland. Cheers, Erica
Great video!! Very clear explanation. Thank you so much!
This has nothing to do with dressage which is a specialty. This is basic equitation. And neither the rider nor the teacher should be wearing spurs. The rider because she's unstable in the saddle and the teacher because wearing spurs while doing work on the ground risks a tangle with the longe line and a fall. Also, the teacher should be standing still so that the horse remains on a circle and is not changing the radius all the time which changes what the rider must do. Do the basics right. All things effective in riding -- dressage, jumping, work in the open -- come from there.
Thank you so much. Xxx
Why can't EVERY horse person be this attuned to the HORSES NEEDS? They work hard for us without complaint, the least WE can do is try to make that work as pleasant as possible for them... It can only be more pleasant for us in the long run, and without that symbiotic connection no real progress can be made... Love her! I need to watch more!
Ah ha! Precisely what I was looking for. I have made a transition from teaching saddle seat on high headed horses to teaching beginner hunter seat. There are major differences in biomechanics but I couldn't quite figure out how to translate. This will help all my beginners a lot!
I love Erica. I would love to spend time with her. Her compassion for the horse and rider are heartfelt through a video. Can you imagine being with her in person. Well done, Erica. You are blessed and thank you for blessing us! LP
I would let her stirrups down a hole, then in a week or so, another. It would all come together. Short stirrups are giving everyone a very false sense of security, and they lack true balance.