Hand position in horse riding: How to achieve soft hands and nice contact?

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  • Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024

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  • @DianaStoakes
    @DianaStoakes 3 месяца назад

    Love your training methods, very helpful!

  • @lmtrainshorses4650
    @lmtrainshorses4650 Год назад +1

    I have a lot of questions 😅
    What do people mean when they say "contact with the bit", what are people really looking for (the horse's nose in?)? What is the purpose?

    • @johannajequestrianphysio
      @johannajequestrianphysio  Год назад +5

      Well, I guess different people might be looking for different things🙃 What I'm looking for is connection! I want the horse to seek the contact, it should never be forced. I want the horse to come through the back and topline, and reach softly for the contact, and of course not leaning on the bit either. I wouldn't necessarily say nose in but instead nose out with a nice, long and round neck and the dorsal line activated.
      I know there are a lot of those who just want the nose in but if we really want the horse to use himself correctly we need to look at the whole horse.
      I hope this makes any sense!😅

  • @Christine-qv6hi
    @Christine-qv6hi 2 года назад +1

    Great video. So it's seat leg and a little jiggle with the reign to make the horse come from behind and be more round...? Is it your calf you are using or calf and heal?

    • @johannajequestrianphysio
      @johannajequestrianphysio  2 года назад +2

      Thank you! Yes, the most important thing is to not pull back from the reins. And yes, I might use my fingers to soften the horse and "talk" to the horse, with the support from seat and legs. And I´m at least trying to use my calf and not the heel.

    • @Christine-qv6hi
      @Christine-qv6hi 2 года назад

      Thank you so much for getting back to me. I think I've been pulling too much on the reign, thereby relying on the reign to get him round. I will concentrate more on using my seat and legs and see how it goes. X

    • @juliefranck8510
      @juliefranck8510 Год назад

      Another helpful video thank you!

    • @johannajequestrianphysio
      @johannajequestrianphysio  Год назад

      Thank you❤

  • @mimivonflytz
    @mimivonflytz 7 месяцев назад

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