[XxXequinegrlXxX]

sorry the pictures are such bad quality, if ya'll dont mind can you try and critique my jumping position. don't be too harsh haha i've only had one jumping lesson

 

[Equuestriaan]

You look really good!
In the first picture you may be getting left behind a bit

 

[zanyoutthere]

Looks good!
But mabey in the first picture it looks like your back has a arch to it...try to keep your back strait

 

[XxXequinegrlXxX]

okay thanks guys, i'll keep that in mind

 

[Angelhorsegirl]

You need to sit further down in the saddle, with your back straight. Point your heels further down and pull your shoulders back. Don't get too far ahead of your horse.

 

[MyBoyPuck]

You look pretty good in the first pic. You let the horse do the jumping part. You're just enough out of the saddle, lower leg secure, back flat. (maybe a smidge arched)

Second pic looks like you're trying to do more than you need for a cross rail. You're jumping ahead and your lower leg has slipped back. Maybe practice some grids that combine both fence heights on either a bounce or a two stride to work on keeping steady over the fences regardless of the height you're jumping.

 

[XxXequinegrlXxX]

thanks guys

 

[CaptainLiecy]

Pretty much the same as above - i like that you're looking up but yeah watch that you're not arching your back too much

 

[XxXequinegrlXxX]

haha okay, that seems to be one of my big issues so ill work on that