1. Close your hands
2. Thumb on top
3. Give with your elbows
4. Elbows by your side
5. Roll your shoulders back
6. Sit forward in some photes
7. In some photoes your toes are sticking out
8. Heels down
9. Head up
That's being fairly critiqual
You have a wonderful seat thou...
Love-a-hero took the words straight out of my mouth. If you work on those few things you will look fantastic. Oh and by the way your horse is so cute, I love his bridle.
1. Close your hands
2. Thumb on top
3. Give with your elbows
4. Elbows by your side
5. Roll your shoulders back
6. Sit forward in some photes
7. In some photoes your toes are sticking out
8. Heels down
9. Head up
That's being fairly critiqual
You have a wonderful seat thou...
1. Close your hands
2. Thumb on top
3. Give with your elbows
4. Elbows by your side
5. Roll your shoulders back
6. Sit forward in some photes
7. In some photoes your toes are sticking out
8. Heels down
9. Head up
That's being fairly critiqual
You have a wonderful seat thou...
Same critique
Sameee!
Looks pretty good otherwise, your horse is pretty!
1. Close your hands
2. Thumb on top
3. Give with your elbows
4. Elbows by your side
5. Roll your shoulders back
6. Sit forward in some photes
7. In some photoes your toes are sticking out
8. Heels down
9. Head up
That's being fairly critiqual
You have a wonderful seat thou...
I would say the same.
Your horse is great. I like it. The mixed colours which your horse wears look interesting.
Fix those hands, thumbs up! Shoulders back and lift up your chest, remember not to be stiff. Relax your seat. You look a bit stiff through your hip, in one picture you've fallen back on your butt. Remember to stay on thse seatbones. Don't let that lower leg slide forward, send your weight into your lower leg and heel, but don't squeeze too much or else you'll pop back.
Look up and where you are going. Looking down will put your horse on the forehand. And he is already.
Give your horse more leg. You are riding mostly with your hands, his head is on the vertical but his back is not engaged. Get him to lift his back up and move with energy into guiding hands.
Forward, forward, forward!!
Use your seat to prevent him steady, don't pull with your hands and force him into a stiff frame.
Stiff hands equals stiff horse.
Other than that, you guys look great! Your horse has such a pretty face!
Yes she has always been very on the forhand, a very hard horse to get soft. She has moments where she she relaxes and softens thru her back. She's doing it more and more often now. But definitely not the time those fotos were taken.
The bridle was custom made by Horse Sense, an Aussie company.
