I rode a horse and he tried to canter which i had never done before, i panicked and ended up falling off onto my stomach, this video really helped me to understand how to position myself and what rhythm i must go at, thanks!
Recently my horse took off with me and cantered all around the arena (I couldn’t stop her) and I had never cantered before. I was bouncy and leaning way too far forward. I really want to try it again correctly though!
Cladeleine Schmaves hah first time I did I tried to post the first few steps and my trainer was like “umm.. what are you doing? Just sit back in the saddle”
@@kittycatdays8719 I just started English after riding Western, I asked if i should canter and she was like no, this is actually the same as Western. 😂
KC MyAdvice Keep your back Straight And keep Your arms Parallel to Each other while holding the reins securely and tightly and of the situation really got out of control hold onto the saddle with your fingers but don’t hold on to the front of it hold Under it
yes very helpful. my problem with canter is that for some reason I always squeeze my thighs and knees and bring them up making me lose balance. I can't keep my legs down and long. and I always lose the stirrup and have trouble getting my feet back in them. (I'm more comfortable doing a canter without stirrups but my coach doesn't want me to do that.) the same thing happens when Im do sitting trot my knees always go up and I bounce and lose balance.
I was bouncing way to much before I found this video, I’ve been trying to sit my canter for months. I took your tips into consideration and finally sat my canter!! Thank you so, so much.
I started cantering two weeks ago. First week it was terrifying, I never wanted to do it again I was sure I was going to fall off. Second week I managed to go around the school several times at canter - started having sparks of enjoyment in between the fear 😅 Thank you for the off horse tips, I’ll definitely be doing those. On reflection I was moving with the motion but leaning back too much. So excited to carry on 🏇 Wonderful video
first time i did the canter I fell and i never wanted to do it again too, but yesterday I did the canter again and it was very easy, tbh canter is easier than a "Up down" trot.
My trainer was never capable of telling me what am I doing wrong and why. I had to figure it out by myself and when I realised I’m leaned back I didn’t know how to solve it until I came across you. Thanks a lot!
I like that you tell what you can do to fix the problems outside the riding lesson. My riding teacher tells me what I’m doing wrong but not what I could do to fix it
I had my first canter yesterday and it was amazing, I lost control during the transition but got it back during the canter. I did feel like my but was off of the horse a lot of the time so thank you for this video I'll apply this to my next lesson ☺️
Very useful video. I'm still a beginner in horse back riding. I started following your channel recently and I learn a lot from you. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.
This is a great video so clear. I've been working on canter for about 4 weeks and this will help alot. I'm abit stiff and get a bit scared so my hands come up. Will breathe, elongated my legs and follow tips on your video. Thank you xxx
This video is really helpful because my instructor is having me start canter next week and I don’t know the right positions so thanks for helping with this!!
After watching this I realized that when I first started cantering I leaned back too much and my legs were going everywhere, but this video really helped me and I improved without even realizing it over time.
Today I cantered for the second time ever and I fell off the horse. I was too tense which caused me to lose my strength, my body got tired and I just flew. But I love the feeling of being in canter and I can't wait for my next class. Thank you for this video as it shows perfectly how the tension in my body led me to bouncing too much, getting tired and in the end losing my balance.
I tried cantering for the first time yesterday and I lost control completely, my feet fell out of the stirrups, my bum was out of the saddle, my hands were too high, I completely lost confidence to do it again. How do you still remain confident to canter again?
@@brookebarrett3306 I had a good experience as well. It keeps me going. Some three weeks ago I fell off again and it was pretty bad as I injured my hip. But still I didn't lose my motivation. The only thing bothering me at the moment are younger girls laughing while I'm learning. Everyone is cantering without issues, just me still gripping to the saddle and being in panic mode. It's a bit frustrating to be honest.
Very useful, I've been doing the canter at lessons but for a while, I've always been bad for leaning back which really does no favours to your seat... Now I'm more settled in the upright position and also keeping my hands lower - seeing the difference is really helpful. Will definetly be trying out those exercises to help with movement and build up strength.
I’m so happy to find others who are mainly working on the trot, I always feel dumb when I’m with girls who can canter,jump,etc! This helped so much! Thank u!
I have two problems with canter🤔 1. I don't know how to start canter from the right leg(for the horse) 2. I sometimes lose my stirrups I had those problems at the last stable I went to ride and it honestly was a terrible place for both learners and the horses couldn't go into paddocks and had to be in stalls all day unless they went to one of the "classes" and then there they wouldn't behave well ☹️ The trainers weren't very good either, so I'm searching for a new stable but also trying to understand my own mistakes. Really grateful I found this channel♥️
I know you usually do short videos but Could you post videos of any lessons you ride in or teach or any clinics you attend? It’s a great way to learn when watching others in lessons and hearing the instructor as well as seeing correct and incorrect during a lesson when s student is learning.
Hi Kathy😊 thank you so much for reaching out. I agree that watching lessons and clinics are a wonderful way to expand your knowledge and develop your eye as a rider. This is something I’ll work on doing in the future.
Her taking about gripping with the legs me experiencing my first canter 2 months ago when the horse spooked and took off I didint fall off though so it was a success
Omg when I watched this I new I had to try I was struggling with sitting my canter and I had to try out your opinion, and when I did, it helped me so much you are a great help. Thank you so much.🎉
I've been trying to sit the canter but have only been able to properly sit it for maybe two strides. Definitely gonna try this next lesson and see of this helps.
I mastered, raising trot, sitting trot. Trainer told me next class he will start canter training. He told me to do fast trot, when i asked horse to fast more and more, he started canter...😅😅 I was not getting balance. I stopped him before i fall 😅. This video gives very nice tips. I could have surprised my trainer if i had seen this video yesterday😂 Thanks for the nice informative video. 👍👍👍
Hi Lena:) Thanks for reaching out. One thing that can help if your having trouble fallowing the Motion with your hips, is checking that your knee to hip angle is open in a kneeling position. Another thing you can do is stretch your hip flexors off of the horse. Here are a couple videos that may help ruclips.net/video/PgIpnpWFOmk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/kiLI-J3I3Lg/видео.html
I recently started working at a canter about a month ago, and I can't seem to get it right. My horse loves to canter, and she is great at it, but I can't seem to sit it well. Thanks for the video!
I tried the canter today and I fell off but got back on and tried again but I still couldn’t get it. So I watched this and it really helped thank you so much
I have been doing cantering once a month or so (I lease and I am underage) and I am just starting to ride a new horse. His canter is quite I bit faster and I have a hard time sitting it correctly. Thank you for the tips!
Thank you so much! This really helped me out! I just started riding and I’ve just realised I’ve been leaning too much forward and my legs were sitting wrong! Keep up the good work, u really are helping people out!
I love watching and listening to this lovely expert. How I wish that I was not so aged and able to have a go at it myself! Never mind, I'm living my childhood just watching these videos and cuddling my grandchildren's ponies. Many thanks!
I started riding in June with weekly lessons. I have found your channel and videos so helpful. Last week I had my first preview to the canter. I’m excited to learn more. What I love most about your videos are the helpful reminders to stay calm and relaxed. I find that I often tell myself to release the tension throughout my ride. If I’m not thinking that mantra then I’m think seat, leg, rein 😂
I am very terrible with my canter at the moment. I have been doing horse riding for a year and a half to two years? And have definitely improved a lot but no where near really good or anything. I am scared if I sit up too straight I will lean back to much and fall but if I lean forward I have to grip hard or I will go over the top. This was really helpful because I do group lessons so they cant give you all the stuff you should improve on and I have found that they don't tell you the proper movements at my stables. (I am switching stables for other reasons not because of that) so yes I am switching stables hoping to get better results for my canter a d other stuff. But this really gave me some help on the proper movements so thanks!
I loved this! Tysm for sharing!! I have been struggling with my canter, conceptually I get it but actually executing it has been where my work lies. I know it’s a matter of strengthening my core and back (i had abdominal excision surgery almost a year ago that took about 6 months to recover from. I loved the exercise tips ! Im going to try them. 💪🏼🩵
Your mini lessons are thoughtfully concise and easy to follow. I find their bullet point like presentation make them a more than handy pre ride brush up check list. Thank you from Australia.
Until recently I always went into a jumping position when trying to canter, until I went to a different riding school and they told me this! I would always lean too far back though, so this video was very helpful!
At my camp which has horses and I’m signed up for it and I am working on trotting by myself and I’m pretty good! But I rode a different horse from the one I ride usually! I kicked him to hard because he responded to way lighter signals so he started a canter and I was riding by myself so I cantered for the first time ever by myself with no help! I’m so proud of myself!!!
The horse I normally ride, his name is River. He tends to start going faster and he’s not the best listener. While trotting, if you let him he would just start to canter. This video really helped for my next lesson. If he starts cantering I would at least know how to position myself correctly, and even impress my trainer 🤣
This was a Good video for ppls Who need help with this i watched this with my sis cuz she needed help with it and my horse has a rlly hard canter to sit in
Omg tysm! I have cantered on a lot of horses but there’s just this one horse that’s very big and bouncy, so I can’t really get my heels down in the canter, which will cause your stirrups to fall off! Plus if your stirrups fall off theres like a 70% chance that you’ll fall off so this really helped lol
Which is the best ground for riding a horse. I mean do the horses feel comfortable even in a cemented or marble floor. Or mud and soil is must for them. And do horses climb the staircase???
I love this video. I've probably watched it 4 times lol. I just cantered for the first time at my new barn, and I had so much trouble with the transition. By the time the horse was actually cantering, I was off balance and leaning forwards. Yikes. I was wondering if you could maybe do a video on riding the walk-canter transition, and the trot-canter transition, as well as maybe cueing for the canter. I think I need to work at trot a bit more, but I would love a video like that, so when it comes time to canter again, I don't have that issue. Thanks in advance, I love your videos. :)
Thank you so much!!!! This was so much help! I might start showing and I’ve been cantering for a long time but I struggle with it This helped a lot!!!!!
Hi Great video thanks I still grip with my knees though whatever I try to do to stop this and have a mental block when I get to canter and feel nervous Trying to relax but I still get tense I will try your suggestions again Thanks 🐴
Your video helped me so much on what to watch for in my riding. Ive spent 90% of my riding in a trot or walk because i never had the confidence to go faster. But thanks to this video and your explinations I feel far more confident to try again! 💖🐴
@@JSHorsemanship Its so much more comfortable than the Trot but I'm also a Plus size rider so its hard to work when the horses you ride are srabs no bigger than 14.1hh
thank you so much for this video. I'm always so bouncy in a canter but can trot just perfectly, it's really annoying. Due to surgeries, I've had on my tail bone I can't feel when I bounce as much and I'm trying to make my lesson horse more comfortable, any advice? I'm thinking I need to be doing 2 points.
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When I canter It’s hard to think about your hips and stuff I’m just thinking about if I fall off 😆
God that made me howl laugh. I am totally with you on that one 🤣🤣👌
AGREEEEEE
Yea
Exactly! Please tell that to my coach 🤣
Girl same lol
I rode a horse and he tried to canter which i had never done before, i panicked and ended up falling off onto my stomach, this video really helped me to understand how to position myself and what rhythm i must go at, thanks!
Recently my horse took off with me and cantered all around the arena (I couldn’t stop her) and I had never cantered before. I was bouncy and leaning way too far forward. I really want to try it again correctly though!
Cladeleine Schmaves hah first time I did I tried to post the first few steps and my trainer was like “umm.. what are you doing? Just sit back in the saddle”
@@kittycatdays8719 I just started English after riding Western, I asked if i should canter and she was like no, this is actually the same as Western. 😂
KC MyAdvice Keep your back Straight And keep Your arms Parallel to Each other while holding the reins securely and tightly and of the situation really got out of control hold onto the saddle with your fingers but don’t hold on to the front of it hold Under it
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Did you find this helpful? Are there any topics you would like covered in a future video?
Thank you
Can u please tell how to control a horse if the horse is in gallop in a straight line
I’m really having trouble keeping my heels down while following the motion.
hi Joan, how about a video on how to call for a canter i.e. Walk to Canter and Trot to Canter Transition. .Looking Forward.. Thanks.
yes very helpful. my problem with canter is that for some reason I always squeeze my thighs and knees and bring them up making me lose balance. I can't keep my legs down and long. and I always lose the stirrup and have trouble getting my feet back in them. (I'm more comfortable doing a canter without stirrups but my coach doesn't want me to do that.) the same thing happens when Im do sitting trot my knees always go up and I bounce and lose balance.
i havent cantered yet but i will maybe be cantering in my next riding lesson and untill then i will be working on all the streches you demonstrated!
You made a really nice thumbnail! Really pretty👏
Thnx😀
Really though she did
Yea
When I cantered for the first time I seemed to accidently lean forward a bit which made my horse uneven and now I watched this video it helped me
Same
Very helpful as I just stiffen up and lean back. This has helped me learn what to aim for visually!
Hi Lou E Begg😊
I’m so glad it helped 💕🐎
I was bouncing way to much before I found this video, I’ve been trying to sit my canter for months. I took your tips into consideration and finally sat my canter!! Thank you so, so much.
I just started to learn how to canter, this is really helpful to me because I’m just all over the place
I started cantering two weeks ago. First week it was terrifying, I never wanted to do it again I was sure I was going to fall off. Second week I managed to go around the school several times at canter - started having sparks of enjoyment in between the fear 😅
Thank you for the off horse tips, I’ll definitely be doing those. On reflection I was moving with the motion but leaning back too much. So excited to carry on 🏇 Wonderful video
first time i did the canter I fell and i never wanted to do it again too, but yesterday I did the canter again and it was very easy, tbh canter is easier than a "Up down" trot.
My trainer was never capable of telling me what am I doing wrong and why. I had to figure it out by myself and when I realised I’m leaned back I didn’t know how to solve it until I came across you. Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much I'm gonna try this in my next lesson! I struggle with bouncing and moving my arms to much and sometimes I also lean back
I like that you tell what you can do to fix the problems outside the riding lesson. My riding teacher tells me what I’m doing wrong but not what I could do to fix it
for me I have a hard hip and its a wee bit much but I think this video will help
I had my first canter yesterday and it was amazing, I lost control during the transition but got it back during the canter. I did feel like my but was off of the horse a lot of the time so thank you for this video I'll apply this to my next lesson ☺️
Me too!
Very useful video. I'm still a beginner in horse back riding. I started following your channel recently and I learn a lot from you. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.
My anxiety with his forelock under the browband at the start: 😫
Same ;-;
Same /:
Ohh gosh- just saw it
Same
Yaaaas,I feel the same
This is a great video so clear. I've been working on canter for about 4 weeks and this will help alot. I'm abit stiff and get a bit scared so my hands come up. Will breathe, elongated my legs and follow tips on your video. Thank you xxx
Getting started in the canter can feel scary at first. It sounds like you have a good plan😉 Thanks for the positivity💕 keep up the good work 🐎
This video is really helpful because my instructor is having me start canter next week and I don’t know the right positions so thanks for helping with this!!
Me too
After watching this I realized that when I first started cantering I leaned back too much and my legs were going everywhere, but this video really helped me and I improved without even realizing it over time.
Today I cantered for the second time ever and I fell off the horse. I was too tense which caused me to lose my strength, my body got tired and I just flew. But I love the feeling of being in canter and I can't wait for my next class.
Thank you for this video as it shows perfectly how the tension in my body led me to bouncing too much, getting tired and in the end losing my balance.
I tried cantering for the first time yesterday and I lost control completely, my feet fell out of the stirrups, my bum was out of the saddle, my hands were too high, I completely lost confidence to do it again. How do you still remain confident to canter again?
@@brookebarrett3306 I had a good experience as well. It keeps me going. Some three weeks ago I fell off again and it was pretty bad as I injured my hip. But still I didn't lose my motivation. The only thing bothering me at the moment are younger girls laughing while I'm learning. Everyone is cantering without issues, just me still gripping to the saddle and being in panic mode. It's a bit frustrating to be honest.
Very useful, I've been doing the canter at lessons but for a while, I've always been bad for leaning back which really does no favours to your seat... Now I'm more settled in the upright position and also keeping my hands lower - seeing the difference is really helpful. Will definetly be trying out those exercises to help with movement and build up strength.
Get 👏 this 👏 girl 👏 to👏 1k 👏
im sorry but im not the only one super ocd about the forelock in the browband at the first part of the video
Lol😂 that’s interesting. I will make sure to leave it out next time 😉
Omg same
That as not at all what OCD is though,, pls
omg ikr
Lol just commented abt this too
I usually hunch forward so ima try these tips in my next lesson!
My horse has extremely short strides so I hope these tips will help me sit her lope easier. Thanks for the tips!
I have just started cantering and i am love it these steaches will really help thank you so much.
I’m so happy to find others who are mainly working on the trot, I always feel dumb when I’m with girls who can canter,jump,etc! This helped so much! Thank u!
Myyy god her teaching style is just amazing. Can't thank you enough for all the value you're giving me 🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️
I have two problems with canter🤔
1. I don't know how to start canter from the right leg(for the horse)
2. I sometimes lose my stirrups
I had those problems at the last stable I went to ride and it honestly was a terrible place for both learners and the horses couldn't go into paddocks and had to be in stalls all day unless they went to one of the "classes" and then there they wouldn't behave well ☹️ The trainers weren't very good either, so I'm searching for a new stable but also trying to understand my own mistakes. Really grateful I found this channel♥️
Helena The Weird One make sure your weight is on the stirrups! That’s way it’s harder for your feet to slip out! :)
Omg me too. I am looking for tips too and correct my own mistakes
I know you usually do short videos but Could you post videos of any lessons you ride in or teach or any clinics you attend? It’s a great way to learn when watching others in lessons and hearing the instructor as well as seeing correct and incorrect during a lesson when s student is learning.
Hi Kathy😊
thank you so much for reaching out.
I agree that watching lessons and clinics are a wonderful way to expand your knowledge and develop your eye as a rider. This is something I’ll work on doing in the future.
Her taking about gripping with the legs me experiencing my first canter 2 months ago when the horse spooked and took off I didint fall off though so it was a success
Thank you so much for the info! My first canter was amazing because of you! 😊
Omg when I watched this I new I had to try I was struggling with sitting my canter and I had to try out your opinion, and when I did, it helped me so much you are a great help. Thank you so much.🎉
I've been trying to sit the canter but have only been able to properly sit it for maybe two strides. Definitely gonna try this next lesson and see of this helps.
Thank you so much for this video! You broke everything down so well!
I used to have a sloppy canter but you helped me so much tysm!!
I mastered, raising trot, sitting trot. Trainer told me next class he will start canter training. He told me to do fast trot, when i asked horse to fast more and more, he started canter...😅😅 I was not getting balance. I stopped him before i fall 😅.
This video gives very nice tips. I could have surprised my trainer if i had seen this video yesterday😂
Thanks for the nice informative video. 👍👍👍
i can’t follow the motion with my hips no matter how hard i try
Hi Lena:)
Thanks for reaching out. One thing that can help if your having trouble fallowing the Motion with your hips, is checking that your knee to hip angle is open in a kneeling position. Another thing you can do is stretch your hip flexors off of the horse. Here are a couple videos that may help ruclips.net/video/PgIpnpWFOmk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/kiLI-J3I3Lg/видео.html
yea it's hard for me too but I'm getting used to it
Don’t force yourself! Just let it happen! Just relax.
Great demonstrational video, thank you!!
Lena x yaaaas
thank you so much i started to canter a week ago and you helped me very much im getting my body ready for jumping now
I recently started working at a canter about a month ago, and I can't seem to get it right. My horse loves to canter, and she is great at it, but I can't seem to sit it well. Thanks for the video!
Fantastic video, great pieces of advice, thank you!
Thank you so much I canter for the first time ever today and I couldn’t do it without this video
That's awesome! 😀 keep up the good work:)
I'm so glad you found the video helpful💕🐎
Thank you so much! i just taught myself to sit a trot now i need to learn how to sit a canter
Thank you so much this has been very helpful I often leab too far forward whilst in canter and freak out my horse so this has helped so much!!
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I tried the canter today and I fell off but got back on and tried again but I still couldn’t get it. So I watched this and it really helped thank you so much
Great job sticking with it 🐎 I’m so glad the video helped 😊
I am just learning to canter and I need to strengthen my back. I need a lot of help with remembering keeping my toes up do you have any tips
Hi😊
Thanks for reaching out. Here is a video that may help👉ruclips.net/video/u_bLuz1O0W0/видео.html
Love the simplicity of your instruction , thankyou very helpful
Watching this after losing my confidence in cantering, can’t wait to get back into it
Very Nice
Thank you so much! Really helped me understand the mistakes I've been making while cantering!
Thank you! My trainer said that we will maybe try cantering next Tuesday so this really helped.
thank you so much this really helped with my riding
This video is so good for me. I just learnt canter snd I kept bouncing. I lost my stirrups. This helps me a lot.
🥰🥰☺️☺️
I have been doing cantering once a month or so (I lease and I am underage) and I am just starting to ride a new horse. His canter is quite I bit faster and I have a hard time sitting it correctly. Thank you for the tips!
Thank you so much! This really helped me out! I just started riding and I’ve just realised I’ve been leaning too much forward and my legs were sitting wrong! Keep up the good work, u really are helping people out!
next week i'm going to try another canter, this video should help me a lot :)
So helpful
I love watching and listening to this lovely expert. How I wish that I was not so aged and able to have a go at it myself! Never mind, I'm living my childhood just watching these videos and cuddling my grandchildren's ponies. Many thanks!
I started riding at age 48! And a woman who rides at the same school as me, started at 60! It's never too late
Great video! This really helped me improve my cantering! Thank you so much for making this!
Thanks for this because I started cantering but I haven’t been able to go to the stables for a while because of coronavirus so yea
I started riding in June with weekly lessons. I have found your channel and videos so helpful. Last week I had my first preview to the canter. I’m excited to learn more. What I love most about your videos are the helpful reminders to stay calm and relaxed. I find that I often tell myself to release the tension throughout my ride. If I’m not thinking that mantra then I’m think seat, leg, rein 😂
That’s Wonderful 😀 I’m glad to hear that and hope you continue enjoy your riding journey
I am very terrible with my canter at the moment. I have been doing horse riding for a year and a half to two years? And have definitely improved a lot but no where near really good or anything. I am scared if I sit up too straight I will lean back to much and fall but if I lean forward I have to grip hard or I will go over the top. This was really helpful because I do group lessons so they cant give you all the stuff you should improve on and I have found that they don't tell you the proper movements at my stables. (I am switching stables for other reasons not because of that) so yes I am switching stables hoping to get better results for my canter a d other stuff. But this really gave me some help on the proper movements so thanks!
Really helpful clear explanation. Thank you. A
you are such a good rider and you help me so much
I loved this! Tysm for sharing!! I have been struggling with my canter, conceptually I get it but actually executing it has been where my work lies. I know it’s a matter of strengthening my core and back (i had abdominal excision surgery almost a year ago that took about 6 months to recover from. I loved the exercise tips ! Im going to try them. 💪🏼🩵
such a gorgeous horse
I like the video, but can you make a video about trot to canter transition please?
Thank you so much for improve our skill, love from 🇮🇳
Thank you, i've been scared to canter due to a bad fall in the past.
That's very helpful, now I know where's my mistake. Thanks a lot ❤
Yes that is something I struggle on at my Horseriding I really need to work on my canters because I get a little bumpy so I’ll try the advice
You should see my canter, I look like I’m a maniac 😂
Great video though!
Thanks for the explanation, coach. It's very helpful.
Your mini lessons are thoughtfully concise and easy to follow. I find their bullet point like presentation make them a more than handy pre ride brush up check list. Thank you from Australia.
Happy to hear that 😄
Until recently I always went into a jumping position when trying to canter, until I went to a different riding school and they told me this! I would always lean too far back though, so this video was very helpful!
Thank u so much this helps me so much! I started cantering last week and this video help.
At my camp which has horses and I’m signed up for it and I am working on trotting by myself and I’m pretty good! But I rode a different horse from the one I ride usually! I kicked him to hard because he responded to way lighter signals so he started a canter and I was riding by myself so I cantered for the first time ever by myself with no help! I’m so proud of myself!!!
The horse I normally ride, his name is River. He tends to start going faster and he’s not the best listener. While trotting, if you let him he would just start to canter. This video really helped for my next lesson. If he starts cantering I would at least know how to position myself correctly, and even impress my trainer 🤣
This was so well made!
This was a Good video for ppls Who need help with this i watched this with my sis cuz she needed help with it and my horse has a rlly hard canter to sit in
Omg tysm! I have cantered on a lot of horses but there’s just this one horse that’s very big and bouncy, so I can’t really get my heels down in the canter, which will cause your stirrups to fall off! Plus if your stirrups fall off theres like a 70% chance that you’ll fall off so this really helped lol
I shall watch this again and again. Thank you
This helps me a lot! I started cantering but I keep posting so my horse just trots! This is awsome! Ty for helping!!
Which is the best ground for riding a horse. I mean do the horses feel comfortable even in a cemented or marble floor. Or mud and soil is must for them. And do horses climb the staircase???
I am learn ping my canter seat rn and this was very helpful
Thanks for a great video, the slow motion and corrective suggestions are very helpful.
I have been riding for 6 years and do stretch that help me before I canter
I have to try this!
I love this video. I've probably watched it 4 times lol. I just cantered for the first time at my new barn, and I had so much trouble with the transition. By the time the horse was actually cantering, I was off balance and leaning forwards. Yikes. I was wondering if you could maybe do a video on riding the walk-canter transition, and the trot-canter transition, as well as maybe cueing for the canter. I think I need to work at trot a bit more, but I would love a video like that, so when it comes time to canter again, I don't have that issue. Thanks in advance, I love your videos. :)
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I’m so glad you enjoyed the video 💕
Thanks for the recommendations 🐴
I will add them to my list👍
@@JSHorsemanship thank you for your response. I've cantered since then, and its been so much better after I've used the tips in this video. 😊
Im a kinda begginer and i started cantring and tysm for making this video!
Thank you so much!!!! This was so much help!
I might start showing and I’ve been cantering for a long time but I struggle with it
This helped a lot!!!!!
Thank you so much this was so helpful I was only able to canter uphill but I feel I can canyer on the flat now
That’s awesome 😀🐎 thanks for sharing 💕
Hi
Great video thanks
I still grip with my knees though whatever I try to do to stop this and have a mental block when I get to canter and feel nervous
Trying to relax but I still get tense
I will try your suggestions again
Thanks 🐴
Thank you so much. Really great video. Excellent tips.
Cheers
this was very helpful, thank you! 💖
This was an amazing video with lots of useful information. Thanks!
Your video helped me so much on what to watch for in my riding. Ive spent 90% of my riding in a trot or walk because i never had the confidence to go faster. But thanks to this video and your explinations I feel far more confident to try again! 💖🐴
That’s so awesome! 💕 I’m so glad to hear you are stretching your comfort zone and finding enjoyment in the canter
@@JSHorsemanship Its so much more comfortable than the Trot but I'm also a Plus size rider so its hard to work when the horses you ride are srabs no bigger than 14.1hh
thank you so much for this video. I'm always so bouncy in a canter but can trot just perfectly, it's really annoying. Due to surgeries, I've had on my tail bone I can't feel when I bounce as much and I'm trying to make my lesson horse more comfortable, any advice? I'm thinking I need to be doing 2 points.
I absolutely love your videos. Thank you for sharing