BEGINNER HORSE RIDING MISTAKES - TOP 10 🐴

[@JSHorsemanship]

Hope this video helps. Stay Positive! Everyone makes mistakes :) Here is a video I did on how you can use your seat more then the reins when riding for those looking for some clarification: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHvElJRohrannKc Let me know if you have any questions or videos you would like to see in the future!

[@jackiehemphill7366]

How do you prevent the stirrup from sliding to the bridge of the foot? I have this issue ALOT

[@Isabella-Battle]

@@jackiehemphill7366 you just keep putting your heals down I had this problem to but as your leg gets stronger it will get easier.

[@chelseawhite7117]

I don't understand what you did correctly regarding stopping and turning, if not using the reins. These are both things I was taught to do when I was young. What is the rider doing exactly to signal to her horse to stop or turn? It looks like they've got a psychic connection.

[@xxx_a_shxxx]

Thanks for the tips! I’ve been riding for two years and I had to stop bc of the virus and I’ve just gotten back into riding!

[@swayzzfn711]

Lol same me onely 7 lol

[@positivityprobably1458]

When I learned to ride, first lesson, my instructor just said, "Anything you want to do, do the opposite, and you'll be fine." Best damn advice I ever got.

[@SweetLady1980]

😅😅 That's awesome!

[@Dooleysducks]

Yep 😂

[@kirstenlillywhite5828]

😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@laurenceraymond5442]

No Malice oop

[@eugeniaarmendaiz7690]

@No Malice normally the first thing you do is go forward when you are out of balance or your legs go backward and like that so just do the opposite instead of going forward go back when you are out of balance and the legs instead of going backward go forward lol sorry if my English is mad

[@hannahx5663]

Why, after riding for 16 years and competing in the GB eventing trials, and training many young horses do I still feel I HAVE to watch the beginner rider tips

[@natalie8084]

Hannah X haha I'm watching this and was curious and I've rode for 4 years 😂

[@jabbathepony154]

I've ridden for 10 years and I'm so confused why I'm watching this

[@edenpuppyland3835]

Bewn riding for 10 or 9 years and reay felt I HAD to click on this. Lol

[@21zi]

Eden Puppyland SSO SAMEEE LOL

[@cheeseboy3481]

12 years lmao 🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭

[@CelebrianUndomiel]

Having flashbacks to hearing "HEELS DOWN" yelled at me in every beginner lesson 🤣

[@dog6128]

BAHAHA YES😂😂😂😭

[@avaashley4808]

Yeah lol

[@allifedyk8531]

HEELS DOWN

[@jentryd408]

My instructor would just take a picture and show me what they looked like and then I would end up fixing it on my own

[@Ash-bv8rt]

I’m just getting back into riding xD and that is basically all my trainer says LOL

[@ewacharatanska528]

"heels down, thumbs up, sit straight, legs back!" every damn lesson 😂😂

[@fallenali4880]

Ah, yes 👍

[@sophieporzi6116]

Or the "look where your going!"

[@ewacharatanska528]

@@sophieporzi6116 yes! 😂

[@bshaw2221]

When you learn to canter ever get “sit sit sit sit sit” and can’t sit

[@sophieporzi6116]

@@bshaw2221 my problem is more my legs rather than sitting, so shes like STOP BOUNCING YOUR FEET

[@hanakinsidewalker]

Me a 20 year equestrian: yes yes this is the video for me

[@FallenAngel-jm9nq]

Xd I am a 10 year equestrian lol

[@Caz_Hamilton]

Im a 3 month equestrian

[@hanakinsidewalker]

@@Caz_Hamilton Well then this is indeed the video for you

[@hanakinsidewalker]

@@FallenAngel-jm9nq 😂😂😂 no clue how I got here like....I literally do 5star eventing and here I am fully invested in the video lmao

[@your_backgroundcharacter9511]

I'm a 8 year old equestrian

[@jerribradshaw2033]

I am a beginner rider and I’m pretty sure I did at least 9 of these🤦🏻‍♀️

[@girlypopmenlvr]

You're not alone 😂

[@charlottewhite1422]

Don’t be embarrassed, trust me there will be some extremely difficult things in horseback riding

[@abbylittle6978]

I didn’t watch this yet but I know they r about to come at my neck😭

[@phillipdonovan9089]

I’m not a beginning rider and I’m probably 10 for 10.

[@loev183]

Ouch

[@addisonpettyjohn]

me watching this even tho i've ridden for 8 years and know not to do these: 👁👄👁

[@hejhej1718]

Same

[@tpwk_gianna]

I've been riding for six years! So let's just say we are both very experienced!

[@indie267]

Same

[@Rocky-hm2ho]

10 years! 😂

[@hey_wolf]

Same , I’ve been riding for 8 years as well and I know everything she’s talking about, lol

[@rebeccalassen8769]

I remember the first time I was riding bareback and leaned way too much forward. I tried to feel safe, but it was impossible to even trot like that. Learning to sit back and relax is one of the most important things I have learned when riding horses. It feels so much more secure 😊

[@matthewmadsen8123]

hi how are u

[@coz1805]

The first time i rode bareback was an interesting experience 😅

[@meowwaffles6040]

Essentially, sit down and let gravity do most the work of keeping you on that horse

[@nikkiblacksher]

This helps me know more how to ride because I have never rid before and I’m 10 and I am going to start riding horses soon

[@adelade7801]

how’s your lessons going?

[@camcordernonsense5264]

Why does comment make me so happy? Good luck. You'll do fine.

[@poland6899]

Ya did it? I hope you did well anyways.

[@fazeeti2692]

im 13 and ive been riding for more than 5 years.i first rode when i was 6 years old

[@fazeeti2692]

@Jasmineyonee ` i also fell from a horse 2 times in one year when i was 6.its better that ur older so u have better strenght to keep urself on da horse.but its also better to start younger

[@yogawithkassandra]

This is so helpful thank you! I wish the instructors spoke more during my lessons..

[@bananarocket4491]

I agree! Lots of times the instructors will say little corrections instead of like you know

[@MadiBarness]

Even though I haven't been a beginner for many years I sometimes come back to beginner type videos to see if there's anything I didn't learn that I might've of missed along the way.

[@Boyland8692]

So refreshing yo have someone go thru the things we all need to know but without the loud aggressive tone and nature. Thank you for your videos will definitely watch more. 😄

[@shoaibmansoor6128]

That helped me a lot. I am a beginner horse rider and very passionate about tent-pegging and other equestrian sports. I just realized I was making a couple of mistakes that you have discussed in this video. Thanks for sharing! 🙂

[@sedugded9443]

Good advice, I'm 13 and I'm preparing for a horse show with my group, I'm supper exited and am trying to get good advice. 😀😳

[@JSHorsemanship]

That’s exciting! Glad this was a help ❤️

[@mc-squared3190]

Good Luck I’m a nube never have ride a horse 🐎 I want to but COVID

[@charlotte6154]

@@mc-squared3190 I started lessons in the middle of quarantine but idk how it is in your area- good luck trying to find some lessons lol

[@MoniqueBrown-l8z]

Here's a piece of advice dear. Just relax, keep you in the horse safe, and have fun😊😊😊 good luck!!!!!! Try and do your best that's all you can do. No pressure for you or the horse because the horse will know if you're nervous and then he'll get nervous. Again, just enjoy yourself okay?!?, M

[@lexxistillson1790]

I love how well you said all this, you sound like such an amazing teacher just by the way you inform us. Usually I feel like an idiot if I mess up simple things but the way you word it makes me want to fix it lol

[@matthewmadsen8123]

hi how are u

[@KarriePorterBond]

Really well presented. I'm a lifelong experienced rider but watched this with my daughter who is a beginner. You covered some of the things she's been corrected on by her instructor and it gave some extra context to hear it from someone else.

[@queserasera1855]

I haven’t ridden for 15 years, this video is exactly what I needed. Thanks! ❤️

[@smallnoisybird1450]

Can you do a video on common illnesses and things to look out for when buying a horse and things that could make things harder in the future

[@JSHorsemanship]

That is a great idea 👍 I will add it to my list. Thanks for the suggestion 😊

[@bronzephantomgaming-9447]

JSHorsemanship oo please do. I’ve been wanting to get a horse forever but I want to know more first. Do you have a top 10 first time horse owner mistake video? If so that would be a great thing too

[@olivia.w64]

Me knowing I’ll never be able to buy or ride a horse: yes this is the video for me😚😌

[@angelinas1684]

Whhyyy??

[@ilincac8221]

Girl I think it's a sign

[@Judithoo]

count me in to the club

[@bonjovisfamclub]

Never say never! After 19 years of desperately wanting a horse, I’m finally going to start regular lessons and buy a horse of my own in a few months. If you love it enough, you’ll wait for it.

[@angelinas1684]

@@bonjovisfamclub Yayyy !! That’s amazing have fun and work hard ! Never give up I promise it pays off

[@kayleighlouise3922]

i've been riding for 3 years and this video is explaining to me why I've fell off so many times by listening to my instructor. she always tells me to use my reins to stop and turn. i will use what i have learnt and hopefully do better! :) thank you

[@DuuuuuuchVanDerLinde]

Same... But all of the horses only respond to the reigns when it comes to stopping and turning... I think that they have been trained that way?!🤔

[@Lianne393]

I’m going to start coaching in 2021. I’m very excited, but I love watching your videos to help me explain and educate my students. :) Been riding for 26 years. :)

[@JSHorsemanship]

That’s awesome😊 congratulations on starting coaching in 2021! Thanks for sharing. I’m so glad you are finding the videos to be helpful.🐴💕

[@lloveshorrorc2440]

As someone who doesn’t ride often, this really helped. Thank you!

[@caitlinnxop]

I only ride one every two weeks lol

[@PrincessCalla4lla]

Ive LITARLLY just started riding. Ive only bin riding in 1 month, this rlly helps.

[@ffathan]

Going to go ride a horse for the first time tomorrow, just watched a few of your videos to get some background knowledge. Wish me luck!

[@klubsy3506]

How was it?

[@wueor]

Soo how was it ik its been a year but im gonna ask

[@ZhiwaJ]

It's been more than a year how did you do?

[@xiesie_xiesie]

How did it go?

[@eclipcewolf6857]

I learned to put my heels down years before I started riding. I watched so many videos when I was younger so I learned a lot

[@sophiegae]

Just started riding again in the summer and I’m making so many of these mistakes 😭 The straight arms because I don’t want to pull at my horse, the tight legs and bracing, the posture … I am starting to relax though and it’s lovely to see the horse responding better even though the input is so much lighter.

[@sarahellingsen4046]

I’ve been riding for only a year and all the time before I go I watch this exact video and it helps me remember it a lot

[@Tapscott20]

Got some pretty good lessons a while back, and I remember all of this except for the reins, you learn everyday.

[@ghostfaceishot876]

I’m going to have lessons again soon after like 4 years so this really helped thanks

[@beendy5449]

I'm not even a beginner but this vid may help

[@mc-squared3190]

🐎

[@wisteria5720]

Getting a horse soon and I’m 13 and never even cantered before, so this is helpful hehe.

[@flomieforever52]

This year marks the 3rd year of riding... And I remember my trainer yelling at me, " put your heals down! Don't curl those legs!" Good times.

[@natalie8084]

Flomie Forever same been riding for 4 years and I remember that to 😂

[@bronzephantomgaming-9447]

I always heard, “Stop sitting up so straight, relax those heels a bit, stretch your leg, and stop taking your knee off!” Lol.. apparently my posture was a bit too good as it caused me to become tight in the shoulders, also my heels are very flexible and would bend too far and make me work harder 😂

[@lisatipping7226]

@@bronzephantomgaming-9447 ikr!! I've been riding for 7 years now, and I still sometimes get told that 😂- SOMETIMES..

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Since I have recently started taking horseback riding classes, I simply love your videos! They are super useful and I am binge-watching now :) Keep them coming!

[@nativigh3243]

I started riding at the age of 5 and I stopped it three years later (don’t ask me why, it was probably the dumbest decision I have ever made). Now, I’m 15 and I’ve always wanted to start it again and the time finally came!! My parents finally allowed it and I started it again. I have two riding lessons in a week and it’s soooo hard! My biggest mistake is that my heels are literally never down, I just can’t get used to it XD (but I’m practicing hard!)

[@shea5638]

A good exercise is to stand on the bottom step on your stairs and let your heels hang down over the edge while keeping your toes and balls of feet on the step so that you get a nice stretch!

[@bubblegumz3301]

​@@shea5638 balls?

[@pinkorganichorse]

Phenomenal teacher and rider

[@megannicolesylvia7701]

Me, who’s been consistently riding for 11 years: yes this video would be very helpful

[@stevenhenry4227]

Hello Megan how’s the weather over there

[@bellawilliams1548]

i have spent my whole life riding western and just 2 days ago i skimmed over the surface of riding english this has absolutly helped me thank you.:)

[@stevenhenry4227]

Hello Bella how’s the weather over there

[@jimmyyounger618]

Good stuff! I bookmarked this video months ago because I've never had an off-ranch lesson or given much thought to my riding position and habits despite riding cow horses off and on for over 50 years. While I'll never exhibit a horse or compete in a discipline, it was fun to explore this and make observations - not just about my riding style, but what I see among other ranch riders and western competitors. We're not actually "worlds apart," but very different for sure. As I look around at reiners, ropers and cutters, foot position is usually all over the place during the ride, but almost always with the heel against the stirrup. (Western stirrups tend to be more of a platform than a bar and built for this.) Posture depends on what is happening, but at the walk I generally slouch a bit because it's more comfortable for me. Those few differences aside, I really enjoyed looking across the fence and following along. Up voted!

[@lev1594]

My first lesson is the 3rd! I’m super excited!

[@angelasadler700]

This was a great video! I’m guilty of doing 4 of them on a regular basis. Especially the gripping your horse with your legs one. I corrected this today and also took your advice in the posting the trot video and had an amazing lesson today. I can’t wait to watch more of your videos. I love your channel. Thanks for your calm patience and for including the “why” something is wrong. You’re a great teacher!!❤

[@JSHorsemanship]

I’m so glad you found the videos helpful:D Thank you for the kind words and support. I hope you continue to enjoy your horsemanship journey.🐴😊

[@St4rrMann]

I’m going into horse camp rn I’m watching this video to get a head start thank you!

[@sphenic6513]

I'm so glad I watched this, I've ridden a horse only 1 or 2 times in my life, and I'm not gonna lie, I've done some of these so I'll try my best to remember these when I start lessons

[@roseofreversedm5364]

The way u explained it and cut it.. it’s very profisional thanks 😊

[@stevenhenry4227]

Hello Rose how’s the weather over there

[@chanteslabbert1047]

Thank you bery much for the video. It helped me a lot to progrees quicker with my first class.

[@stevenhenry4227]

Hello Chante how’s the weather over there

[@abby4160]

These tips are super helpful!! I’ve been riding for two years and only do like three of these. I do grip with my legs but that’s because I’ve been taught before to grip with my legs, I don’t do it often but every once in a while I’ll do it if I know I’ll lose balance, I also do it when training stirrupless. I also sometimes have my arms out straight mostly, not like in the video, I have some bend, I’m pretty sure it’s actually the correct way, it just doesn’t feel like I’m bending them much, people tell me I have them bent the correct amount, it just doesn’t feel like it. And also the stopping one I have not learned to do, some of the horses I’ve taught to stop when I tell them to, except it’s hard because most of the horses I ride are green or have never been trained

[@klarafielding8787]

When I started riding every lesson was “toes up! Heels down! Sit tall! And change your posting diagonal!” 😂 my couch is awesome

[@stevenhenry4227]

Hello Klara how’s the weather over there

[@xx_sunflwrr_xx1955]

I start riding in 2 weeks. I’m going to start out by doing a week of horse camp then I’m starting lessons. I’ve been watching videos on how to tack up and what are common mistakes.

[@adelade7801]

how’s your lessons going?

[@richardwaid4718]

Thanks for this effort, my 7 yr old granddaughter is just starting to ride one of our 3 horses. 25 yr old Arab/quarter cross. I’ve been working with her in the paddock at our farm until the summer heat got too much for us. We are planning to start back soon and we just finished watching your video together. Great refresher for me, it’s been 50 years since I was taught this same stuff but 1/2 of it has been forgotten. Very well done, Charlotte and I thank you!

[@JSHorsemanship]

I’m so glad you found the video helpful😊 It’s always a wonderful gift to pass on what you love 🐴❤️

[@bhushanmali4086]

Thank you so much make video and cover all points important in riding. Before riding learn every one for becoming good rider in this field ❤❤❤❤❤

[@mrsdraqx.2732]

Is it just me or does she have a really calming voice

[@littlefrog8389]

Excellent advice and I wish riding schools actually taught riding from the core. The reality is that most horses are not so responsive to shifts of posture because they've been trained to respond to pulling on the mouth.

[@patricia102588]

My first lesson was yesterday! And I had a great position

[@JSHorsemanship]

That’s awesome!😊

[@patricia102588]

JSHorsemanship thank you!

[@gracekiepke1340]

Good job!

[@charlotte6154]

lol I started the same same time you did

[@jared2051]

haha we started about the same time! How have you been doing with it?

[@xxMadsx]

Thank you so much for this video lots of these things I do as an intermediate rider ❤

[@ShortParham]

I’ve been riding for 2 years and a few weeks! If you have braced legs just think “ears, elbow, hips, heels” it should make an imaginary line from each part, also if you point your thumbs inside just think you’re holding 2 ice cream cones!! (You don’t want to tip your ice cream!)🙃

[@meghan5259]

Yeah, my instructor always said to our group, "imagine you have something really precious or breakable and you don't want to drop it"

[@flamazing718]

this actually does help me, when i’m a decent rider not a beginner, i had question about stopping while not pulling on the reins and you answered them!

[@stephaniestrong8960]

It is so easy to understand your explanations! I love your simple and clear instructions. I'm definitely a beginner so this is very helpful for me. The one thing I feel is lacking is using seat/balance to direct the horse, which I've been trying to work on lately. I'm sure that could take lots of practice to really develop. Thanks for the video!

[@soph.330]

Thank you so much. My neighbor has a horse and shes been taking me riding for 2 days now, and she says that I'm doing pretty good for my first two times riding. This is definitely going to help me!

[@JSHorsemanship]

That’s awesome 🐴😊 I’m glad it helped 💕

[@highandgay3476]

Me: *Has been riding for 7 years* Yes, this is the video for me.

[@10karamel37]

Same

[@cr4zy_equestri4n]

I’ve been riding for a couple months now, and this has made my life SO MUCH EASIER.

[@proudgirl9514]

Taking my first English riding lesson today! This video is super helpful! Thank you

[@stevenhenry4227]

Hello Sarah how’s the weather over there

[@theblack.paradeisdead]

I have my first riding lesson tomorrow tysm for this

[@user-qu2vx9tp1q]

I’m not a beginner but I have been helping out at the small camp at my barn and when the kids ride I pretty much see all of these. But if they ride enough they will learn !

[@beunique5993]

Thanks Sister... It was very helpful video you presented😍😍😍

[@childcrone]

So helpful and clearly presented :~) Another very common one that badly affects balance is the hollow arching of the back. Even with the hips, shoulders, head in a vertical line the pelvis will be tipped forward with the same problems as leaning forward, plus creating stiffness and tension.

[@mvalenzuela2420]

I've been riding for almost four years now and I am just learning in my lessons to use fewer rein aids and more leg and seat aids. I didn't really understand why my instructor was teaching me them, so thank you for the information!

[@laurelcook9078]

In all 12 years of riding I’ve thought that I was supposed to hold myself to the horse by gripping with my legs. I never quite understood how else I’m supposed to keep my legs still if I can’t hold them to a point.

[@stevenhenry4227]

Hello Laurel how’s the weather over there

[@jimsmall4925]

What all do you need to know to take care of a horse as far as keeping your horse healthy living space and training a horse for a riding for beginners i’ve been wanting to get a riding horse for a very long time but there’s a lot I need to learn about horses before I get one

[@JSHorsemanship]

Hi😀 This this is a great video idea. I will add it to my list. Thanks for sharing

[@MayW-bp6ip]

I had my first lesson today and my foot wasn’t in the stirrup properly and my foot came out of the stirrup but everything was ok and I managed to get my foot in the stirrup properly again!

[@Kenna_eq]

I’ve been riding for 6 months and it’s nice to have a refresher

[@itzhxavnly6701]

I’ve been going on trails with my family, and a I love horses so I am starting lessons with my friend soon. This is so much help!

[@JSHorsemanship]

That’s wonderful 😊 I’m glad it helped 👍

[@mmsh-gaming]

Me too! I wish I could own one..

[@Fariselail]

One of the best explanation is I have seen about horseback riding. very clear, simple, and eloquent. And best of all is a great attitude. Thank you

[@orderscorner]

who else is watching this but doesn’t have a horse?

[@Kaylee_equestrian]

Me but I am doing lessons

[@Lilahbee.]

Ya🥲

[@airbubble.]

Technically I do have a horse. He's three months old though. Im hoping to be a decent enough rider so that when he's old enough and had some training we can improve together

[@ghostnotfound4667]

I have been riding for 12 years and I watch these for fun 😂

[@sketchysim5351]

My life was a whole lie when it comes to turning and stopping

[@itzyrevy]

same here 😭😭

[@pokemon_ships_here5793]

Same I don’t think it is true tho

[@tobynuttell1690]

Ye my riding instructor says that you pull on the reins to stop like since when do you not

[@GABISNAIL]

Exactly, and I don’t really understand the explanation of how to do it her way. I was always taught to use the reins. I know you can slow or even stop from a walk by using thigh muscles but I really don’t understand the rest of it.

[@tillymcloughlin6436]

I was looking for comments like this how does she stop and turn without the reins ?

[@qriquett1482]

I've had my pony for just over a year now and upon changing my instructor to someone else recently, I'm extremely disappointed to learn that my previous instructor hadn't taught me anything. I'd be taught to keep my heels down but rode as in the beginner mistake of keeping your legs forward, I've always been told to turn wkth the reins, and I rise in trot vert awkwardly, and this instructor has been teaching me 2 times a week for a year. I've had 3 lessons with a new instructor and feel a bit down currently because I'm not the rider I thought I was and this would probably be why I've fallen so many times off my own horse. The instructor I had once had just didn't correct my riding and we've been doing circles endlessly for a year now. I'm so glad at least to be getting on the right track.

[@oddysseungz]

Anyone else watching this to make sure that they're still on point even after all your years experience

[@mrinmoyghosh3581]

Thanks alot for all those guidences

[@cliffordnoel1242]

The pulling on the reins on I did while jumping a course cause I wasn’t told differently and I had a bad fall and I hurt my angle nearly getting dragged

[@lisatipping7226]

Oof I had that before, but a stupider reason. I kicked my pony into walk when I was younger, and she bolted, threw me off, and I got dragged about a meter and ended up landing on a fence jump, leaving my leg and ankle black and blue all over 😂. I remember my horse got spooked during a jump and bucked me off into a hedge 😂😂

[@charlotte6154]

@@lisatipping7226 👏👏👏

[@lisatipping7226]

@@charlotte6154 ikr XD

[@wintershock]

Today has really made me realize how far I’ve come in my 6 years of riding. This video puts things into perspective because I made most of these mistakes as a beginner. The other thing is my car got stuck within walking distance to the barn. My riding coach trusted me to conduct my own lesson while she helped get my car out of the snow. 3 years ago I would’ve struggled doing things myself. However, today I’ve only made a few small mistakes. My unfortunate event gave us all the opportunity to make something positive of it. I also realized my talent of getting my vehicle stuck in 5 feet of snow while only going 10 km/h.

[@silvershade6244]

So I have never ridden a horse before and my aunt wants to take me to get horse riding lessons so um pretty scared because I don't wanna get yelled at so yep this is the perfect video for me haha

[@icecubes6267]

i have been riding since i was 3 but i still want to watch this:*)

[@cas..4724]

Im not a begginer but i just like watching these lol

[@ryandavis280]

holding the reign like a mug of hot chocolate! thank you for this tip, very easy to remember now

[@asterchu2337]

My instructor always said hold your reigns like your holding two icecreams 😂

[@catherinebrewer7950]

Same

[@smoggysearcher3852]

New subscriber. Haven't started riding yet but my daughter does and I would love to I'm 43 years old and just going through your beginner tutorials to get a feel for it and hopefully get all the bad habits and mistakes and everything registered in my brain before I actually mount a horse for the first time in my life and hopefully get off to a good start. Thanks for sharing your knowledge it's very informative and I'm sure it will help me out as I've learned a lot from just 2 videos. On to the next

[@sirinorthpaw3993]

Also don’t puff out your chest and hollow out your back. And think comparable parts. It helps like if you want your horse to raise its back engage your core and fill out your back like your asking you horse to do. It’s surprisingly helpful and it reinforces the idea that you are an extension of the horse and helps you improve your teamwork

[@joeytube1000]

Good. Finally. I really wanted a clear, systematic video with those subtitles.

[@sundaisycake3372]

Having my second lesson ever in five months, and I needed this refresher to do things correctly! Extremely informative and especially judging by the comments below! Thank you

[@patelketan4947]

Good info for learning start 👍

[@parkervlogs4101]

I have always been taught to use my rains to stop and turn

[@rizziesmomoring]

Same, by 3 different instructors

[@daphnepearlpie2050]

Same

[@richiejarvis358]

Same by 5 different trainers one was a Olympic rider too and she still said too

[@Bumblexo]

SourMinecraft wow! 😳 😯

[@richiejarvis358]

Bumblina ik is weird

[@shadykatelynn932]

I've finally found a good equestrian channel thank god! 🙌

[@matthewmadsen8123]

hi how are u

[@matthewmadsen8123]

wich one u think has a big one horses are donkeys

[@Iona2006-s4c]

I’ve been riding for two years and I have no clue why my instructor hasn’t told me this...

[@100_Kat_]

Same!!

[@corpsefoot758]

Because you don’t have a great instructor 😕

[@mel-ot9dq]

me, and equestrian who jumps 4th courses and has ridden for 5 years, this is the video for me :)

[@anneliesepalmer8206]

Even though I compete and have my own horse.... I still feel like I need to watch this 😂

[@stevenhenry4227]

Hello Anneliese how’s the weather over there

[@nashaylaa]

Man. Number 5 about the reins, my instructor always said to hold it with 3 fingers. Wowwww 😂

[@marveltiktoks7658]

I totally haven't watched this more than 19 times

[@justinbrasier9629]

Thank you.... I'm a beginner and i appreciate your clear, measured and educative approach.

[@bibble7741]

Been riding all 18 years of my life and yet I thought "hm I wonder if I do any of these" and clicked 😂

[@stevenhenry4227]

Hello Bibble how’s the weather over there

[@hannanshah8907]

Thank you for such nice tips They are quite useful for me as a beginner