Using two-point to help your canter seat!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Struggling to sit in the canter? Check out this quick tip on how to use two-point correctly to help you improve your canter seat!
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The horse's face is hilarious - taking everything in - a real beauty ❤️ Xx
YESSS!
Love this horse’s reaction to Alicia lol 😂
Would love to see more on this subject Alicia!
Hello Joanne! Have you seen this video on how to not bounce in canter? th-cam.com/video/wHRu20KsxZk/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps x
Thankyou!!!
Your videos have truly helped me in my ridding keep it up your sitting trot one especially
I haven’t had the best eq over fences recently so this really helped thank you!!
So glad it helped!
Very impressive explained very well
Agreed! This would be fantastic 💕
YAY!
This helped a lot I have been trying to get my canter position better and now I know what ive bee doing wrong
So glad this helps!
This was really helpful! I’m definitely going to use it in my lesson tomorrow! Thank you so much! 😁
YAY!! How exciting!! Tell us how you go trying it out x
@@YourRidingSuccess I tried it today and it was really good! I told my friends about it and everyone thought it was really helpful!
@One Sassy Gelding#Roadto200?!! hiiiiiiiiiii lol
I got into your channel by Harlow and popcorn and I now love watching your video
Wow!! Thanks so much for tuning in to this channel! So glad you are enjoying the videos here x
I like your socks is that a weird thing to point out. Yeah that's a weird thing to point out oh crap
Thank you so much!
Can i have this instructor? I have been riding pretty much my whole life but I ride like 💩 as in my position is terrible and all my past instructors focus only on the end goal not on learning how to get there. So stopped taking lessons because i got anoyed by instructors not telling me how to improve just what to improve
Hello! Thanks so much for tuning in to this channel! I hope you're learning so much from the videos x
Unfortunately...as a 59 years old rider, with a long break, I think those things never really changed. It must depends on who you have as an instructor but most of the time it is always like that.
I know it 's true : i can clearly judge. I used to be... a teacher. Lol. 😂😂
@@veroniqueviaudFaspasie_1957 That's so sad... I litarly learned more in the little over a year I don't take lessons and watch a lot of youtube videos of instructors than all the years of taking lessons
@@livewithmanon6443 that 's because they only see the goal, not how to make it.
That 's like me I see lots of videos too and learnt a lot !
I couldn't ride many lessons too. I have health issues now but even on the ground I learnt much more about horses and horses behaviors or psychology than in 9 years of experience in horse horse riding schools or during horse riding tourism. In the past we had to stay in the saddle, that 's all. No computers, no phones.
Only a few practice books. Or about horses ' s photos.
It changed a lot !!! And we practice much more " in a human way" than before.😊
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What’s with these silly, constantly redesigned headstalls people keep getting into? They’re getting to be sooo ridiculously engineered - and to solve what problem that couldn’t be resolved with some basic common sense. Just quit with all the fancy straps and buckles and changing angles already. I dare you to ride with a one eared head stall, no nose band and and a curved sweet iron bit hung a touch lower so the horse can carry it as he likes.
Hi there, thank you for your commentary here, everyone has their own ways of riding and opinions.
However, our members putting themselves out there and letting the world learn from their lessons is a huge privilege.
Your comment above, not helpful to this riders confidence, and boarding on bullying. (although we are sure is not intentional!!🙏) But non the less, YRS stands for positivity and support, and if you have a question or an opinion please say it in a way that doesn’t bring others down. Or PM us and we will try to help.
We give you this opportunity to apologise to the the rider above, as we are sure this message was not intentionally unkind and unsupportive as it comes across.
I believe it’s just a redesign to become ergonomic, which can help avoid sensitive facial nerves or pressure points which can make or break how your horse acts when riding, bridles of course. Its just a redesigned flash with a lower nose band which can give more control and I guess helps with a horses head carriage
Tye horse is clearly uncomfortable with that bit, not fidgety. Also isn't this the instructor who taught Harlow to seesaw? Her voice sounds like it.
@@DAC_eqyes.