3 Rider Position Mistakes That Confuse Your Horse
If your horse feels unbalanced, resistant, or inconsistent, your rider position might be the reason. In this video, I break down 3 common rider position mistakes I see all the time and show you how to fix them so your horse can move more freely and stay balanced. We go over: • leaning forward and how it affects balance • gripping with the knee and unstable leg position • pulling the inside rein and confusing your horse When your position is correct, your aids become clearer and your horse can respond better, stay more balanced, and move correctly. These are simple fixes that can make a huge difference in your riding, whether you’re a dressage rider or just working on improving your overall position. Subscribe for more dressage training tips, riding exercises, and real horse training breakdowns every week. ⸻ Subscribe / @highdesertequestrian ⸻ Hashtags #dressage #ridingtips #horsetraining #riderposition #equestrian #dressagetraining #horseriding #dressagerider

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