Adapt to Any Horse's Trot with Ease!

Adapt to any horse's trot with these expert tips! This segment shows you how to sit different trots effortlessly. A must-watch for versatile riders. Sit even softer by following your horses hind legs in the trot. Sit easier and influence your horse's back and stride right from your seat. Part 2 of 2.
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[@saved2save7]

Quite brilliant! I’m learning to re ride after a long time so this will be of great help at my age ! Looking forward to seeing your other videos ❤

[@reflectionsfromthesaddle]

thank you! Welcome back to riding.

[@MMM-tr3cm]

Teddy is so funny. Great video! Thanks for posting.

[@cmtristram]

Great help well described.

[@reflectionsfromthesaddle]

@@cmtristram thank you. Glad you are enjoying

[@Marlee195]

OMG I'm so glad to see this video. I am the same shape as you and find it hard to get my legs on my horse. I am long on the body too and have tried to explain this to my instructor. I am an older rider and do have tight in my back and tend to bounce when trying to sit the trot, even transitioning from rising trot to canter.

[@reflectionsfromthesaddle]

So glad my "not so dressage body" can help others. I have found Sylvia Loch and Mary Wanless to be the most helpful in organizing and understanding my anatomy.

[@Marlee195]

​@@reflectionsfromthesaddle thank you for your reply. My horses name is Teddy too, mostly gets called Ted. He's an OTTB so is also on the forehand and hollows, so we are working on that.

[@reflectionsfromthesaddle]

re-educating the OTTB can be a rewarding process. Hope my videos can be of help.