Agreeded..Heels Down, Toes In...and your hands are bouncing all over the place...steady them!!!!
Your posture is very good!!
Nice canter at the end...
How about adding some positive comments Some young horselady is proud of her video and you have to come in here with typical BS. I hope a feral cat gives you HPV.
How about adding some positive comments Some young horselady is proud of her video and you have to come in here with typical BS. I hope a feral cat gives you HPV.
thanks for all the comments and yes i have problems with my heels but there getting better there now level when i go over jumps so thats some improvement =]
thanks for all the comments and yes i have problems with my heels but there getting better there now level when i go over jumps so thats some improvement =]
Good for you for working on those heels..not easy.. I know.
You posture is very nice..a nice straight line!!
keep up the great work!!!
It takes practice getting those heels down, and to stay down. I did a face plant a few weeks ago that made me start keeping my heels down. (But they still come up )
Question from a person who knows nothing about riding horses.
What purpose does the heels down thing serve? Is it just something that judges look for when doing competitions? Or does it actually serve some purpose, like stablity?
Just curious.
jumpergirl976, Video looks great from here. Good stuff
Form follows function. Weighting your heels anchors your position in the saddle. You want your shoulders, hip and heel to form an imaginary vertical line w/ the heels being the lowest point. When your heels come up your body generally tips forward putting you in front of the motion and in danger of falling off. Heels down helps to keep your body in line w/ the horse's motion, centered where you should be.