How To Stop Bouncing On A Horse | Part 2

[@nancybenson1951]

I love your videos. I don’t even have a horse, but I love the art of riding. And even though I am old (72), i still dream of being able to ride a horse well. So I watch your videos and imagine myself riding. It is a fun way to occupy my thoughts, and I will be doing the exercises because I do have back deformities and pain. These are great exercises.

[@salsim315]

These stop bouncing videos have helped me a lot. I'll try to keep doing those exercises to build my balance while i am at home. Thanks for informing us with very helpful videos!

[@silvermoongraphics]

I have not ridden in 15 years, I just purchased two 14.3 Tennessee Walkers, these are my first gaited horses, they will be arriving in about 2 weeks. I have been watching allot of different horsemanship videos and I tell you now that you're presentations are absolutely the best! Your voice is so pleasant to listen to, and I instantly understand what you are saying. You and your horses are a breath of fresh air! I have learned more in the last few weeks, watching and learning from you that I do not feel the need to look for any other trainers and I mean this sincerely. I am the webmaster of Cowboy Dressage, and Cowboy Dressage World, never competed before but because of you, this is now going to be possible. Your videos have given me the confidence, especially "Building Confidence" even your compassion in that video was amazing. I look forward to spend allot of time with you and thank you SOOO Much! PS, the little additions you add in, like stepping off your horse and into your living room, and Legend bouncing the ball to you and you catching it in your living room is brilliant! Love you from Texas!!

[@silvermoongraphics]

Ps, my horses will be for trail riding.. purchased gaited because it will be easier on these older bones of mine. 😀

[@JSHorsemanship]

Hi😀 Congratulations on your two new horses! Thank you for the kind words and support. It’s encouraging and inspiring to hear you are enjoying the videos :)

[@maxm4177]

I just leased a horse this week and began lessons in English riding, your videos have saved me from looking like a complete fool in my first lessons, thank you!

[@jasminarasmussen5730]

I just love her horses they are perfect

[@evelyneburridge9663]

Thank you so much for your videos. They are very helpful…

[@dhnguyen68]

Thank you for the cristal clear explanations, your English sounds very nice and very easy to follow for me (non native in English)

[@user-fo7ns7pq9q]

I have a horse that has a strong diagonal right hind and left shoulder and he puts me over to the right side. And I have a strong right side ( all my injuries is in the left side) which makes us a very asymmetrical couple 😊

[@therobloxplace445]

She is so good

[@racingtracks5360]

Hi Mam , watching your videos regularly and I like the way you guide. Can I have the videos on topic Regain confidence after horse fall , How to use reins to safely start up for beginners

[@mrsgallie]

This is so helpful! I love your videos they help so much. I have a video suggestion. I am having a hard time getting up the courage to lope and canter on my horse, and I think it would be sooooo helpful if you did a video on how to feel confident enough to lope, and also how to sit it. Thank you so much!

[@JSHorsemanship]

Hi😊 I’m so glad your enjoying the videos. Thank you for the video suggestion. I will add it to my list 💕🐴

[@miadessommes2653]

I just recently started riding again for the first time in 8 years and I couldn't figure out why my shoulders were twisting to one side when I sit my trot!! It kind of looked like I was dropping my right shoulder (I am very left dominant). This makes so much sense!

[@blanca2301]

Great video! Core core core!!

[@lolitsreema5916]

thank you for this!! i really needed this :)

[@Annie-sd9ym]

Thx so much! It’s help a lot! I wish in my country’s got that good horse ridding theacher!

[@patelketan4947]

Good information for riders

[@endership6270]

I love your channel 😊

[@mohammedilyas9770]

@4:51 subscribed and liked

[@livreid]

YAY! More transitions! Sups cute!

[@sharipahkamal]

This is really helpful!💕😊Can you make video about how to stay our leg and not like bouncing or the leg will get off the stirrup... I don't now if that make sense... But please make that one

[@JSHorsemanship]

Hi😊 I’m so glad you found the video helpful💕🐴 I did a video on some tips to avoid losing your stirrups. You can check it out here 👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmKTnWapapWdj9E

[@racingtracks5360]

Video and audio quality is good , As the language fluency is too good to understand us

[@kirkhurry4845]

God blessing your family always idol wow

[@cholitoburitto3398]

Hey!! I have a few questions. I'm not a new rider, but I took a 2 year break since I last rode. I've been working mostly at trot recently. I haven't started cantering quite yet. The horse I usually ride for lessons is pretty lazy, and doesn't like to keep trotting, especially around corners. I have issues squeezing/kicking him to keep him going while posting the trot. Any advice? Also, he likes to trot rather slowly most of the time. Is there a way I can get him to trot a bit faster, but not canter? I'll probably be starting canter soon though. I love your videos, and you're a fantastic rider.

[@JSHorsemanship]

Hi 😊 Thank you for the kind words. I’m so glad your enjoying the videos. Here are a couple videos that may be a help to you 👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/goaqXpqwjMd3bcU kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKq1p3lql9N3i8k

[@cholitoburitto3398]

@@JSHorsemanship Thank you very much for your reply. I'll definitely check those out!

[@rakshitbro7601]

plz make a video on the emotional connection and loyalty of horses, they make with humans , by the way LOVE from INDIA

[@JSHorsemanship]

thanks for the suggestion, I’ll add it to my list

[@Feofan4fun]

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[@PrinceofMacedonVlogs]

it's a workout video :D

[@chziaurrehman1357]

Madam... Would you recommend me two types of best books 1. Horse riding 2. Horse training

[@kirkhurry4845]

I love your boots

[@kirkhurry4845]

If you don't mind can't l have your old boots pls

[@kirkhurry4845]

God blessing your family always idol wow

[@nilakshsabnis5694]

I have difficulty to keep my balance while doing a canter on a big horse. I am still very young. Does my size and the horses size matter for me to ride better? Please do let know!

[@cristipalcu-socaciu9119]

It doesnt really matter depending on the horses size it matters on the balance that you have and your cantering level, and the horses level(green-school)

[@paulterl4563]

How to step off of the horse?

[@kirkhurry4845]

If you don't mind can't l have your old boots pls

[@lenaramirez9934]

My main issue is that im new to riding so I ride lesson horses with a trainer, so I can’t just do what I want meaning I can’t necessarily practice things I need to practice :(

[@mistylemike6152]

My advice is focus on yourself and let the trainers focus on the horse as he or she is not yours. Good luck with riding :)

[@mar9255]

Hello, I have a question, I just got a horse, I still dont know her since shes coming in 2 days, do u have any advise on riding her or getting her used to me? Her previous owners say she is calm for riding and shes still young, and also, for te bits I have heard that some could hurt them and I really want to avoid any of that, any suggestion? thank you!

[@JSHorsemanship]

Hi😊 Congratulations on getting your new horse! I usually start off slow when working with a new horse. I like to spend the first week or two doing ground work and just letting them settle into the new environment. A gentle bit that I often start with is a loose ring or eggbutt French link snaffle. What bit you use depends on the horse you’re working with and your riding goals. A bit is as gentle or severe as the rider handling it. Having soft hands and a good seat is important when it comes to preventing discomfort during riding. If you are not sure what bit would be the best for your horse you can have a professional come out to look at your horse to help find the best fit.

[@mar9255]

@@JSHorsemanship thank you so much! Its very helpful advice ♥

[@johanhorsebackarcheryclub1218]

Mrs. Can i ask some question..

[@johanhorsebackarcheryclub1218]

Can i send a video to get your correction..

[@moncrnn5858]

Hi! I'm thinking to start horse riding training! Should I start during quarantine? Or after? I watch a lot of your videos! Just a bit confused of when I should start training.

[@JSHorsemanship]

Sure go for it! Most barns I believe are open, at least here in the USA. I’m in the state of Ohio and riding lessons are being given daily at the barn. The staff wears masks and practice safe distancing.

[@moncrnn5858]

@@JSHorsemanship Ooh! I'm in Britain right now, and it's a bit hard for me to find riding lessons! What should I search up on google so I can find a riding lesson?

[@JSHorsemanship]

Hi, I would look for local barns in your area first as many have an instructor that gives lessons and also you could search horse trainers who teach lessons

[@moncrnn5858]

@@JSHorsemanship Thank you!

[@fouz1223]

I wish that I could have a horse 🐎🥺💔

[@manahelA]

What if I give you a horse 🐴

[@fouz1223]

@@manahelA really thnks but i have no place to put the horse also im from kuwait 🇰🇼 not in you cuntry 🥺😓