Internmania: Roman Riding & Sliding Stop

In this Ken McNabb Internmania episode, you'll see lessons on Roman riding (standing on the backs of two horses side-by-side), and sliding stops on a finished horse.
Roman Riding Tips:
Equipment: regular headstalls, bareback pads, quick release attachment between the horses, and a cue whip.
When trying this for the first time, make sure you have a pair of horses you can really trust to be calm.
Keep your horses' heads close together when riding.
Don't utilize a whip/stick in the very beginning until you have good balance.
Bend your knees, keep your back straight, and keep your eyes up to help your balance.
Absorb the shock in your knees.
Sliding Stop Tips:
TRUST the horse to stop.
Do not lean back, but rather sit deep. Leaning back will not only pull on the reins, but it will put the horse in a position that will get him off balance.
You want your horse to stop with energy, rather than fall into a stop.
I hope you enjoyed watching this episode as much as we enjoyed creating it! Until next time, may God bless the trails you ride!
Ken McNabb
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