Real World Riding, Level 5

Introduction into Level Five riding in the real world. Practicing horsemanship through an interactive system for desired results. Engaging in the corrective feedback loop with yourself and your horse.
Outside influences will have little to no effect on interrupting your inner self and what you present to your horse while maintaining the feedback loop.
Best interactive system for desired results in horsemanship you’ll find on KZbin.
I think so anyway!
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[@serenityhorsemanship3365]

Your advice is useful at every level of "True" Horsemanship. Keep it going!!!!

[@americanmustangschool1578]

Thanks, will do!

[@KM-lu7nh]

The thumbnail of your video came up as something I might be interested in. I saw all the pine trees and thought, this looks like Southern Pines. Then I remembered seeing a guy in the Sandhills Area Equestrians FB group that moved to that area a few years ago. I pulled up this video and it's you. Cool! I no longer live in the area, but I hope you're enjoying it and NC!

[@americanmustangschool1578]

We love it here! The winter is amazing. Colorado gets cold, limits the riding time. Do you have horses?

[@KM-lu7nh]

@@americanmustangschool1578 Oh yeah, the winter is much milder than Colorado. I appreciate your instruction of right rein/left leg and how to relax when stopping. I loved how you talked about horsemanship, the connection between horse and rider, and how your attitude and body language affect the horse. I've never been taught that during any lesson. Sadly, I don't have a horse. I've been taking lessons for four years, dressage and hunter/jumper. I wish you had been in the area when I started taking lessons. I had only ridden western and was looking for that discipline but didn't really find anyone near SP area (distance & cost), so I started with dressage. When I moved to a different state, I didn't find dressage, so I've been taking hunter/jumper lessons. I've looked for horsemanship classes near me but haven't found any. Wish I could find an instructor/trainer like you. Best video I've seen in my entire life. 😁

[@americanmustangschool1578]

Let me know what you want, I’ll try and make a video to help you along in your horsemanship. And thank you for your kind words.

[@KM-lu7nh]

@@americanmustangschool1578 Thank you so much! How very kind of you! I'm going to watch your other videos first. You may have answers to some of my questions there. If I think of any, I'll let you know.

[@suurjef5961]

@@americanmustangschool1578 I can relate to this guy. No horsemanship like this in the Netherlands. It´s all about dressage, jumping with whips and bits. Actually not very common for guys to be in the horse world over here. I really seem to like your style of horsemanship along with some others. I don´t like bits and whips and all that crap. But this is very uncommon in the Netherlands. I don´t have alot of experience with horses, but the type of horsemanship over here just does not look right.

[@americanmustangschool1578]

I’ll keep making videos, let me know what you want and I’ll try and make one to help you along in your horsemanship.