The Show-Jumping position with Kirstin Kelly.

The Show-Jumping position with Kirstin Kelly. In this video, Kirstin discusses the different types of Show-Jumping seats and when to use them. As horses can change during their rounds, so must the rider be able to adapt their riding style. Some horses prefer their rider to sit lightly, while others may need a strong upright position to stop the horse from getting flat. As with lots of things in riding, there are systems that work so knowing what each seat does can make you so much more effective.
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[@anthonypierrejean1792]

Thank you for a great video. Absolutely brilliant !

[@averyb5260]

Love that horse

[@hayleighdohrman737]

I love all your videos, so informative and easy to understand! Hopefully you have a clinic running down in Otago one day soon - I would love to attend!

[@KirstinKellyEquestrian]

Thanks Hayleigh, I am about to launch an online course too so keep watching my facebook page too

[@christinafragis7224]

That was very nicely explained - thanks a lot!

[@KirstinKellyEquestrian]

Thanks , great to hear you found it helpful

[@elizabethcook8217]

Thank you 😊.

[@KirstinKellyEquestrian]

You're welcome 😊

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