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Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians

Leisure:Hobbies

1063 | Using Your Legs To Create A Channel In Your Riding

2018-09-24

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What this episode is all about & how it can help you:-

Sitting straight in the saddle
Allowing your legs to ‘drape’
Understanding an active aid versus an inactive one
Supporting your horse when he needs support

Remember back to when you were first learning to ride. You possibly saw your legs as being a 'go button' of sorts. Go forward or go sideways. However, as you began to improve the conversation, by refining your aids, you realised that your legs have started to also become a channel of sorts... A channel for the energy that is created inside of the 'container' that is you and your horse together. In this episode of the Daily Strides Podcast you will learn all about creating that channel with your legs and how it will improve your overall riding. more...

Happy Riding,

Lorna