Learning what to look for in balanced horse riding is important for future horse training. Learn more about understanding balanced horse riding with tips from a horse trainer in this free horse riding video. Expert: Kathy Kentala Bio: Kathy Kentala has been a horse enthusiast since she was six years old. Kathy owns the Bee Cave Riding Center in Texas and specializes in training youth groups. Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA
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this lady is good, shes confident and knows what shes talking aboutt xx:)
she’s clear, calm and experienced. better than kelli
PLEASE DONT READ THIS!In 1971 a guy named Kyle an his girlfriend Emily were in side a house that was said to claim peoples lives if they entered the house.The next morning a guy named Alex saw fingernail marks on the door.if you dont post this to 5 videos, youll be getting a visit from Kyle and Emily tonight!WARNING:this has been proved to be real,i value my life!whoever reads this may God be with you! I TRULY DO APOLOGIZE!!!
PLEASE DONT READ THIS!In 1971 a guy named Kyle an his girlfriend Emily were in side a house that was said to claim peoples lives if they entered the house.The next morning a guy named Alex saw fingernail marks on the door.if you dont post this to 5 videos, youll be getting a visit from Kyle and Emily tonight!WARNING:this has been proved to be real,i value my life!whoever reads this may God be with you! I TRULY DO APOLOGIZE!!!
PLEASE DONT READ THIS!In 1971 a guy named Kyle an his girlfriend Emily were in side a house that was said to claim peoples lives if they entered the house.The next morning a guy named Alex saw fingernail marks on the door.if you dont post this to 5 videos, youll be getting a visit from Kyle and Emily tonight!WARNING:this has been proved to be real,i value my life!whoever reads this may God be with you! I TRULY DO APOLOGIZE!!!
This horse has the stiffest back I think I’ve ever seen…he could probably do with some therapy for that…
yeah the horse is totally stiff and uncomfortable…
But I’m not really hearing about “balanced” riding. Its a lot of riding jargon without real instruction. Anyone else get that?
exactly… hello lady!! we want tips on riding … not stupid ramble about nothing, things that are so ovious that little kids could do it!
I’ve been riding on and off since I was six,
Going to horse camp in two days! gotta brush up on some of my skills
I’m going to camp soon too! lol
haha thats wat i have been doing lol im going to camp in a bit too
i love slade
What is horse camp?
its where you go to camp with horses… er thats not helpful
you go to a stable with your horse or a horse from the stables and ride and groom and go on trips and stuff with your horse! you usually sleep on straw and stuff its great! I got back about a month ago lol
yeah i dont get why you dont rise and fall in western its much more comfy for the horse and you
she needs to put her hands closer together there way to far apart
its more comfy sitting trot when you know the horse really well
I reallly want to know how to grip your knees when your ridding (english) becasue my teacher alway says your griping wrong in your legs ? Whats that spose to meen ?
Mabey she mans that your knees aren’t against the saddle (you shouldn’t see any light) but some places ride differently…. Ask your teacher.
she bores me..
@hihihippo320 From my experience you are suppose to relax your knees, and pretend someone has cross an anchor under your horses stomach attacked yo both your heels, you should be molding from your knees down around the horse.
Everyone learns different, but thats how I’ve been taught. Hope it helps.
@hihihippo320 ur no t ment to grip
@hihihippo320 It means that your thighs/calves are too tense so that you’re holding on to the horse by physically gripping with your knees to hold on. This is a mistake because it means your weight is neither in your stirrups or your seat – it prevents you from going with the horse’s movement and giving your aids supply and properly. It also often causes you to subconsciously lift your feet, thus frequently losing your stirrups.
I had this problem too. I found that riding without stirrups helped