Just a horse girl? No. Also a medical genius? Yes.

[@angelikarts6668]

Be careful! I did that after a fall. Turned out I'd fractured my spine but was just tricking my body into thinking my back was just sore. 11 years later I still struggle

[@mintchie9626]

Yep same thing with my ankle but my injury was 6 years ago

[@ssoplayer3009]

"I always take it a step too far"
*Winnie stomps*
So cute!!!

[@jayATUK]

"Don't be shocked when I make a miraculous recovery" ... or end up with a chronic injury that never heals 😅 Speaking from experience.

[@Judith-ce1qr]

I do the tricking my leg into being normal again too 😂

[@CaylaEQ]

"it is strong, it is powerful."

[@dorothyvalter-brown1251]

This is why I’m so happy I learned side saddle! Sore leg? No worries! Haha 😂

[@peanutpie5042]

Someone needs to put you on stall rest for a week!

[@LostDraugr]

Told my best friend not to do something similar once. She didn't listen. 2 hours later we're riding to a vet because it's the closest doctor that we could ride a horses to.
I don't know what hurt worse, discovering that her knee was dislocated and cracked, or getting slapped after I offered her a sugar cube when she did good with the X-ray machine

[@warriormaiden9829]

🤣🤣

[@TinySwanGrandAdventures]

Did said friend get a sugar cube for being good for the vet though? Asking because I would've been demanding 2 at least. 😅🤣

[@livequines4377]

I did exactly that after a really bad fall and was unconscious for a few moments and couldn’t see clearly after being trampled by a supposedly family safe pony i was trying out for loaning. Be very careful

[@sarahreynolds6941]

Take it easy and don't over do it and you should be fine. 🤞Have fun! 😊

[@gaylegordon2038]

Hey! You've got two of those legs. It just so happens that the one that's working is your favorite. Seriously, listen to your body. If you can't bear weight or walk on a leg, you need to have it looked at. Or have it taken off and grow another one - I don't think that works with humans. An equestrian needs both her legs just like a horse needs all four of theirs. Don't go into your next show with five out of six legs.

[@jonawolf8023]

Keeping moving is generally good, but please be careful. Particularly protective posture can become a problem in the long term. I injured my left knee 15 years ago, and moving it too early meant that my knee got better relatively quickly, but I now have a chronic misalignment in both hip joints.

[@stacyenzmann1230]

As a person who does a high impact sport as well as ride, I find often when my leg is suffering from soreness and injury, light riding (in the dressage saddle or stirrupless!) actually allows the leg to move without re-injury and speeds up recovery.

[@dianealden9293]

I fell decades ago in a bad fall over a jump - my fault. I bruised my hip which was swollen to the size of a cantalope, dislocated two fingers, and did damage to my knee and spine. Decades later that same hip has to be replaced, the fingers are arthritic, and my knee still hurts terribly during cold weather. You are not tricking your leg, you are simply making your 60 or 70 year old self want to kick your foolish 30 something butt -- more than once. I overdid it after the fall -- BIG MISTAKE!!!

[@ilene79]

A body in motion stays in motion! LOL

[@TheCloverQueenDQ]

I had a air cast on and using crutches, took cast off put on paddock boot and half chap. Dressage boot on good foot, I wasn’t losing show entry fees lol. I pulled tendons & a bunch of other things in my ankle lol. 🇺🇸

[@JessPriyasAdventures]

When she said step to far Winnie demonstrated by stepping with his foot 😂❤🎉

[@guinevereskylark7318]

Hehehehe this is sooooo relatable!!!!!! I came off and broke my tailbone. Walked the three miles back to the barn, waited a month and a half until a handful of ibuprofen (I refuse to take anything stronger) was enough to make sitting -tolerable- and jumped back on bareback with half a bottle in my system XD No wonder the darn thing still gives me problems a year later.

[@redfailhawk]

Why are you literally me. I injured my ankle. Two days later could walk without a cane again. Immediately did Canicross.

[@gailfiander8686]

Use the muscles or lose them. But don't over use. Try some Arnica Montana cream to help reduce the bruises and swelling. I use the cream every day for osteoarthritis and bruises.

[@Fluffygiantwithhorses]

I feel you, i literally rode (and worked the farm)with a fractured shoulder for 2 months before going to the hopsital because it still hurt unusually hard after so long lol

[@indiapearce3173]

Maybe ride Saddleseat because in Saddleseat, you kind of flip your leg over and they do use their whip as their other leg so might be a good idea, but might be a bad idea, but be careful

[@PeanutButter_Eq]

That’s side saddle-

[@lisahenry20]

It's not entirely the same, but I've found that when I get a blister but still have to be on my feet, the worst thing I can do is try to keep weight off it. When I get a blister on a walk and I'm 2+ hours away from home, I can't try sitting down for a bit. If I do, it's way more painful for 30+ mins when I start walking again until I get used to it and it stops being so bad. The second day after a blister is the worst, that first step after a night off your feet is awful.

[@user-ln9iw1dy2k]

Your a genius you could see my bones sticking out of my heel cause I cut it and I wanted to ride but my mum said no they patched it up but she said I have to wait 12 days love your vids

[@theequestrain17]

👏👏👏🙌🙌wow medical genius

[@sintara8442]

When my crps foot was out of control the one thing that kept me sane was riding. I just went on bareback walks outside and it helped a lot😂

[@kristenkaz3080]

Yup. Exactly! I rode for 2 months with a fractured L4 & L5 after my horse tossed me. It can be done. Not well. And not always smartly. But it can be done. And that’s what separates horse people from wannabe be horse people. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Maddiesgopro]

Hey can u do some go pro rides I love these and it would look so cool with ur horses cat colours x!

[@RitaMichelle]

Honestly, that’s how some (not all) injuries make your body stronger and heal faster. Use it or lose it, and further, if it’s in use it’s of use. Be smart about it, but yes you could be a medical genius about your leg lol

[@PeanutButter_Eq]

I rode with a broken foot it’s fine now and I’m currently riding with a sprained wrist I feel you

[@jmwhorsemanship]

Movement is healing

[@jade_equine3784]

I sprained my ankle before a lesson and just told my trainer if I could have a no Stirrup lesson because of it, so I did 😅 it was fun

[@amandamusgrave8337]

Love ur videos! ❤ You truly are so inspiring and funny 😂❤ Also this is freakishly accurate once more 😂

[@dolsd2386]

Riders summed up.

[@melissa_rose_equestrian]

I do that 😅

[@Its_jameson_123]

First! Love ur videos amber!

[@Ravenandthehorses]

The fact that you KNOW you’ll be paying for this… but still do it…
Yes, no me not recovering from a knee injury…

[@EvelynRoseA]

Injured, doesn’t matter! The horse isn’t gonna ride itself!! 😂

[@ABHIGYANDIXIT]

Cool 😎

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

With the cost of medical care im following advice to a tee

[@JessAndSparkleEquestrian]

You’re definitely a medical genius no doubt about it 👍🏻 😂

[@user-bm4rq6tl9m]

Is your top in side out

[@ktxtenskz7441]

Why do all equestrians just refuse to take doctors advice🤣🤣I find it so funny😭knew a guy than broke his arm and a leg at the same time and got back on his horse THE NEXT DAY💀

[@Sylvia-zg6yh]

Sweetheart are you trying to trick yourself verses which leg is really hurt? Reason for my question you stated your right leg yet noted your left leg which also has the tennis shoe😊

[@drplokta]

Front-facing phone cameras swap left and right so that you look like you’re used to seeing yourself in a mirror.

[@Sylvia-zg6yh]

​@@drploktaI didn't know that thanks for the heads up😊

[@user-ju3ll1gt7i]

One day I'll join you we can be friends beautiful Girl, teach me to ride a horse
Keep it up learning
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@barbaragalbreth4429]

Your leg is going to take charge, sorry

[@sineaddavidson4473]

Lol think we all do this

[@lukeytrags]

😅

[@WizzleMcFizzle]

Haha😂😅

[@aleb_equine]

convince your leg! go ahead

[@Armando_Aranda]

Do you like country music? Do you want kids? Do you only speak and understand English?

[@plutoshine_edits]

Shut up

[@user-ei6qq9yu6n]

Wait!?! Isn't that her left leg

[@Fluffart303]

Me thinking how are you going to get on?

[@princemyboy6543]

That is ur left😂

[@BayRN1]

Sorry you can’t wear your boots

[@yardgirls8686]

ℙ𝕝𝕖𝕒𝕤𝕖 𝕓𝕖 𝕔𝕒𝕣𝕖𝕗𝕦𝕝❤

[@nasty-white-dog]

she's like a lizard, regrowing legs and stuff

[@CarolClephane-rt5eq]

Should be a Doctor 😅