Holly_09
Well-Known Member
Hi all,
Well after several years I'm finally back in the saddle! I had a private assessment lesson a few weeks ago, and had my first group lesson today- which was actually really good. I was slightly hesitant as my previous experiences of group lessons has been 'ride to the back of the queue'
however, I was definately working for the full hour!
So to get to the questions- does anyone have any good tips to help me leg yield at a trot properly without the horse falling back into walk?
Also, this standing trot- does anyone have any tips to keep myself up and out the saddle? I'm sure it didn't help I had a very bouncy horse
Sorry if the questions are a bit numpty, I'm very glad I've got back into it, however sometimes it feels a bit dishearting that I used to have two horses on share, and could do all this several years ago. Oh well, onwards and upwards as they say!
Well after several years I'm finally back in the saddle! I had a private assessment lesson a few weeks ago, and had my first group lesson today- which was actually really good. I was slightly hesitant as my previous experiences of group lessons has been 'ride to the back of the queue'
however, I was definately working for the full hour!So to get to the questions- does anyone have any good tips to help me leg yield at a trot properly without the horse falling back into walk?
Also, this standing trot- does anyone have any tips to keep myself up and out the saddle? I'm sure it didn't help I had a very bouncy horse
Sorry if the questions are a bit numpty, I'm very glad I've got back into it, however sometimes it feels a bit dishearting that I used to have two horses on share, and could do all this several years ago. Oh well, onwards and upwards as they say!