I always struggle with this 😅 like j know how to tell ifnim on the right lead its just my horse had small strides so it's hard ti see which leaf I'm on
From looking at the neck pov it’s definitely the same of what my horse does! When he’s on the wrong lead it feels funny and his rocking is different. He also leans to the inside to much as well! Tysm for this video !
It’s funny because on ponies I couldn’t usually tell if I was on the wrong lead. But with horses it’s so immediately obvious. Like cantering on the lead feels really weird
throwback to the time when i first started riding and my instructor told me to look down at the front legs to check the lead so i leaned out of my saddle like one of those crazy trick riders (and somehow miraculously stayed on)
This was so much easier for me than I thought it would be, once I learned what to look for, it was simple. Now if I could just master the freaking trot diagonals, that's my kryptonite- my instructor gets so frustrated, she always says I ride too well by now to not know them, but I still can't FEEL it, and I never remember to look, if it feels okay... Just have to keep looking until it clicks, I guess! Tucker is adorable, btw! ❤
Iv not been taught things like this so it was very very helpful bc i never know the correct leads 😂 I guessed it was the more forward leg but was never sure
You can feel the leads without looking. Whatever lead you are on will draw your corresponding hip forward. So right leg horse, right hip rider and visa versa. Also, to be biomechanicaly correct, you should allow the correct hip to be slightly advanced. If you sit totally straight, you are actually blocking your horse.
Thank you so much! I can tell when I on the correct lead when I'm not on the horse but I've always had trouble with telling them apart when I'm riding.❤
I always struggle with this 😅 like j know how to tell ifnim on the right lead its just my horse had small strides so it's hard ti see which leaf I'm on
I can never tell if I’m on the correct lead😂 my trainer is like “are you on the right lead??” I just completely guess!!
Me too! My poor coach.
Same 😭
It’s so uncomfortable and bouncy when on the wrong lead once you ride long enough you’ll be able to tell it apart 😂
Same I can’t figure out the wrong lead from the right lead! I really need to figure it out.. the trotting I’m great at but not cantering
From looking at the neck pov it’s definitely the same of what my horse does! When he’s on the wrong lead it feels funny and his rocking is different. He also leans to the inside to much as well! Tysm for this video !
You explain things so well.
It’s funny because on ponies I couldn’t usually tell if I was on the wrong lead. But with horses it’s so immediately obvious. Like cantering on the lead feels really weird
Beautiful horse. Looks just like the horse I owned 30 years ago. Blanket is like Rocky's blanket.
throwback to the time when i first started riding and my instructor told me to look down at the front legs to check the lead so i leaned out of my saddle like one of those crazy trick riders (and somehow miraculously stayed on)
This was so much easier for me than I thought it would be, once I learned what to look for, it was simple.
Now if I could just master the freaking trot diagonals, that's my kryptonite- my instructor gets so frustrated, she always says I ride too well by now to not know them, but I still can't FEEL it, and I never remember to look, if it feels okay...
Just have to keep looking until it clicks, I guess!
Tucker is adorable, btw! ❤
I need this. For real this is my fav horsetuber
Best explanation I have seen on this. Thanks for sharing it
Iv not been taught things like this so it was very very helpful bc i never know the correct leads 😂 I guessed it was the more forward leg but was never sure
You can feel the leads without looking. Whatever lead you are on will draw your corresponding hip forward. So right leg horse, right hip rider and visa versa. Also, to be biomechanicaly correct, you should allow the correct hip to be slightly advanced. If you sit totally straight, you are actually blocking your horse.
Thank you so much! I can tell when I on the correct lead when I'm not on the horse but I've always had trouble with telling them apart when I'm riding.❤
I always look at the shoulder and see if the outside leg is the first one reaching out in a canter!
Good video!
This really helps, thank you 😊
How do you do half seat so well❤
Keep practicing.😊
Hi Tysm for this can you do the back lead? Sometimes the horses at my barn will get the front leg but not the back.
mm. I mean usually but not nessicarily always. Counter canter has a ton of benefits
Can you do a video on how to tell wether or not we are on the correct diagonal? 😅
Thankyou Hun
As someone with a long maned horse you can also see if the shoulder ISNT coming forward
How do you correct the lead?
Why from the back did I think Tucker and his small step was trotting😅
Yes but once you advance you should be able to feel that it’s the wrong lead
is there a solution for it ?
Can u pls the right diagonal ❤❤
diagonal is for trotting, she is cantering
@@foxfangs4236 ik the difference i am a hunter jumper ty
Idk about y’all but I just pray to any and all horse gods and trust my horse to knows what lead to use 😂😂😂
Were!about are you?
Thats not true