Two-point, Half-Seat and Light Seat explained with Teresa Kackert

In this Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) video, Teresa Kackert will help to explain the Two-point, Half-Seat and Light Seat in riding over fences and flat work.
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[@picklecheese9295]

this was extremely helpful for my half-seat. thank you

[@lizetteaceves2017]

So cool! Thanks for explaining in detail.

[@bethanycastellanos8348]

I recognize that arena 😉 Houghton alumni here!

[@ginger15]

I was trained riding a full seat and my OTTB seems to prefer it. Do I get points knocked off for not riding in a half seat over fences in Hunter classes?

[@Trainfor_Golden]

Its better to do a half seat in both showjumping and hunters because it lets your horse move under you more, full seat is fine but I don't think they will count of points