When dismounting, stepping out of the stirrup onto to the ground can be extremely dangerous - foot can get caught, horse can move etc. After bringing right leg over, lean over the saddle, release left foot from stirrup then, holding horn and back of saddle slide off the horse.
Thank you! I was riding with a western saddle yesterday and i was struggling to get my left foot out thank you for this tip i will use it for my ride today
As an unfit, overweight, older rider I find that standing after dismount is difficult. After a couple hours in the saddle my hips just don’t want to go to the correct angle to stand and simply balancing is uncomfortable. Only takes a moment to stretch and regain balance - but it’s a bit like getting off a boat after a long voyage.
i wouldn't slide off (touching the saddle) while sliding down. i would kinda push yourself off when getting down because your clothes can get caught in some part of the safdle
@@hequestrian_11 Yes, that's true, it is definitely advisable to push oneself away from the saddle, I have ruined a few favorite jackets over many years!
We are going on a family holiday from the UK to California to do some trail riding. The riding style is so different from what I'm used to! The reins are so slack and your stirrups are so long. I think I'm going to have to just relax in the saddle and leave my jodhpurs at home 😆 Thank you for the lovely video. It looks beautiful there x
You're going to love it. Definitely leave the jodhpurs at home! I'm currently learning English before buying my first horse in the UK after 25 years of western riding in Canada! I find English much more difficult and complicated than western.
I really enjoyed watching this video! When your riding out slow you can learn to react quicker. I've been taking lessons for over a year now, and its been a great learning experience.
I am going for a vacation for 2 weeks and i haven't rode since age 10, 30 and 35 and now i'm terrified to do that because my woman wants to ride and i don't. I think i don't have it in me anymore. I think to me is best to connect with the horse when we arrive to the location. Greetings from Finland. Great video!
That was very clear and informative. Nice video :) Maybe getting off the horse can be easier where instead of keeping the left foot in it, we hold onto both hands and the stomach on the saddle to be able to remove the left foot and then let ourselves slide slowly to the ground. But maybe it's not how it is supposed to be done. I have no idea about Western horse riding and I am all the way from France :)
Keep practicing. Keep riding. Hopefully, you have a trainer that is supportive & helps you get to your goals. Don't get discouraged. Just keep riding and practicing.
How does a guy stop from sitting on his nuts? Went on a horse once, went up and down and landed on my nuts. I instantly dove off the horse, never to try again.
Anyone know good barn where my wife and I can get some rides? We've both ridden before but it's been since my childhood since I rode. Wife used to help break horses. I'm in West Branch, mi
"It can be hard to get a horse to turn when standing still" Me: -every time I ride my horse before I start I turn my horse when he is standing still- (No hate or anything I am just kinda confused)
In many countries horses are just used for exploitation and are treated as slaves who may show signs of abuse, malnutrition and old scars. Please look out for these bullied gentle beings who may be silently suffering and Refuse to ride on them. God has mercy on those who show mercy on animals.
Cowboy guy. You seem nice. Stick around, as long as you aren't married. Just because I don't get the jealousy gene, doesn't mean I cheat or like cheaters. Now that's cleared up. Heza Cat, eh? Royalty. I'm honored.
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When dismounting, stepping out of the stirrup onto to the ground can be extremely dangerous - foot can get caught, horse can move etc. After bringing right leg over, lean over the saddle, release left foot from stirrup then, holding horn and back of saddle slide off the horse.
Thank you! I was riding with a western saddle yesterday and i was struggling to get my left foot out thank you for this tip i will use it for my ride today
As an unfit, overweight, older rider I find that standing after dismount is difficult. After a couple hours in the saddle my hips just don’t want to go to the correct angle to stand and simply balancing is uncomfortable.
Only takes a moment to stretch and regain balance - but it’s a bit like getting off a boat after a long voyage.
@@SavannahSCC i dropped out riding lessons last year i didn't like it anymore because i had to ride with a bit im out i quit
i wouldn't slide off (touching the saddle) while sliding down. i would kinda push yourself off when getting down because your clothes can get caught in some part of the safdle
@@hequestrian_11 Yes, that's true, it is definitely advisable to push oneself away from the saddle, I have ruined a few favorite jackets over many years!
Its crazy to me how horses even trust humans in the first place. Great and informative video
I trust certain humans more !
We are going on a family holiday from the UK to California to do some trail riding. The riding style is so different from what I'm used to! The reins are so slack and your stirrups are so long. I think I'm going to have to just relax in the saddle and leave my jodhpurs at home 😆 Thank you for the lovely video. It looks beautiful there x
You're going to love it. Definitely leave the jodhpurs at home! I'm currently learning English before buying my first horse in the UK after 25 years of western riding in Canada! I find English much more difficult and complicated than western.
The stirrups do a notch higher
I really enjoyed watching this video! When your riding out slow you can learn to react quicker. I've been taking lessons for over a year now, and its been a great learning experience.
I am going for a vacation for 2 weeks and i haven't rode since age 10, 30 and 35 and now i'm terrified to do that because my woman wants to ride and i don't. I think i don't have it in me anymore. I think to me is best to connect with the horse when we arrive to the location. Greetings from Finland. Great video!
Great info if you’re starting out I would totally recommend this to new riders.
Grew up on a Farm, miss it dearly. Thanks for the update on the knowledge. Always good to prepare in advance. Hope to be riding here soon
Haven't ridden in years and plan to this weekend. This was a great refresher.
Me too! Nervous!!
@@Radi0activeBen you can ride horse it's not my thing I hate it
Very helpful thank you, I will be taking riding classes soon and wanted to see this step by step.
i lovvvve the look of that horse with the white sickle mark on it on its face sooo beautiful
Thank you snow bunny for sharing this
That was very clear and informative. Nice video :)
Maybe getting off the horse can be easier where instead of keeping the left foot in it, we hold onto both hands and the stomach on the saddle to be able to remove the left foot and then let ourselves slide slowly to the ground. But maybe it's not how it is supposed to be done. I have no idea about Western horse riding and I am all the way from France :)
Very well structured and informational video....where is this barn? It's beautiful out there
Love this and love the dogs
This video is really helpful
This video was really helpful.
I am so glad you liked it and found it helpful!
Great info that was exactly what I was looking for.
What awesome video thank you
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
@@ranchesatbeltcreek6231love the video. I love horses too. Where are you guys located? I am from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
I like to ride western, but everyone thinks that I ride better English. Is there anything that i can do to ride more western?
I personally ride English as well, so with western I just ride more relaxed and slouch a bit instead of riding more forward
@@ranchesatbeltcreek6231 😊 thanks
Keep practicing. Keep riding. Hopefully, you have a trainer that is supportive & helps you get to your goals. Don't get discouraged. Just keep riding and practicing.
@@rayalley7716 thank you! I think I am getting better at western. I have learned that I ride better with one hand than two.
How tall is this horse and what breed? Thank you for great videos!
What kind of jeans is Anna wearing? They’re super cute
Nice video. Thank you for posting it!
Great info, thanks a lot!
Im height 4'11 i always struggle to get on horsrs 😂😅, should i just ride a pony? I wanna learn at least the bacis of horse riding
This absolutely helpfull
very helpful
im 5'10 265. what does that mean for me riding horses?
How does a guy stop from sitting on his nuts? Went on a horse once, went up and down and landed on my nuts. I instantly dove off the horse, never to try again.
Anyone know good barn where my wife and I can get some rides? We've both ridden before but it's been since my childhood since I rode. Wife used to help break horses. I'm in West Branch, mi
good morning here from Romania I greet you 🇹🇩🖐️
Good Morning! Thank you for the shoutout!
"It can be hard to get a horse to turn when standing still"
Me: -every time I ride my horse before I start I turn my horse when he is standing still-
(No hate or anything I am just kinda confused)
Can you show barrels
I have to know. The little short dog, looks almost exactly like my dog. What’s the breed? Mine is a corgi/French bulldog
Here because of the freaking gas price
many thnx☺♥
Are horses trained to move like that or is it just natural
Most are trained, but I know a lot do it by instinct
Hey
In many countries horses are just used for exploitation and are treated as slaves who may show signs of abuse, malnutrition and old scars. Please look out for these bullied gentle beings who may be silently suffering and Refuse to ride on them. God has mercy on those who show mercy on animals.
❤❤
Great video! Thanks! I usually ride English, but learning Western. Def will take a lot of these tips!
Please tell what's easier and more comfortable to learn?
Western @@neinsager3236
@@neinsager3236western saddles are more secure and does a better job of holding you in. I recommend that beginners ride western to start.
Wanna join😊
youre stearing weel isn’t youre breaks
Wheres her belt
How do you ride like a pro. Take lessons from a pro.
Cowboy guy.
You seem nice.
Stick around, as long as
you aren't married.
Just because I don't
get the jealousy gene,
doesn't mean I cheat
or like cheaters.
Now that's cleared up.
Heza Cat, eh?
Royalty.
I'm honored.