Leg position and Bio-mechanics

Which leg do you use to turn?
Why do you use the inside leg to turn sometimes?
Where should my leg hang when I'm riding?
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[@clegg334]

such a good teacher on explaining things.

[@SLOROB55]

A hidden treasure. Thanks for sharing.

[@Conny226]

Thank you so much u the best 👍🏻😁 Hi from Missouri you explained so perfect with the leg pressure I was so confused with the leg pressure

[@sdwvinyldesign1291]

I love your help. I was so confused about leg position. This really cleared things up.

[@prairiewindsnaturefarm]

In this video you referenced putting a link to the author of Total Horsemanship book

[@IvyS]

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[@resellingandthrifting]

I'm from northern Illinois 😊 I live on FL/ga border now.

[@sharondugan6833]

Do you sit differently in the saddle when you are on a leisurely Trail Ride, than you do when you are training? I see so many people sit back and deep on a gaited horse, but you sit so straight and upright. I'm confused.

[@IvyS]

Great question. On a trail ride, it is easy for me to be lazy and sit back more, but ideally, you would have a correct upright seat all the time. Yes, you see a lot of riders sitting back and deep, but they aren't correct for correct riding.

[@pattirockgarden4423]

People should check out the latest horse bio mechanics, based on research, in re: riders seat & leg, as it's different than the more traditional guidelines. Example: heels down, locked in that position no longer correct.