How to ride in the Correct Position in Dressage and Jumping with Kirstin Kelly Equestrian
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- čas přidán 29. 09. 2017
- Kirstin Kelly explains the correct Dressage and Jumping position. Kirstin teaches you how to sit to the trot with ease and other valuable tips to improve balance.
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Thank you for going into detail!! Your communication is so accessible! Her position looked good...then gets SO MUCH BETTER!! (at a show, I saw a high level dressage rider who did not have a leg below the knee, she had an awesome position! even more why I love this sport)
Wow , just shows us all. Don't give up when it gets hard. There are so many inspiring stories like that. Thanks
Great content, thanks for taking the time to share it. This video could have even been broken down into 3: dressage position, jump position and correct sitting trot, for easier accessibility when searching through your content. In any case though, all your info is very informative and useful! 😀 Thanks
Thanks, I have thought the same thing. It's on my list to split up
Thanks again
Kirstin
Also, tried changing my position with rolling my thigh out the way for a closer leg, wow what a difference! Great tip :)
getonyourhorsenz yes it’s amazing how it helps your leg hang from the hip so much better . 👍
Thank you for sharing! I am struggling with my riding position at the moment. Having a riding lesson tomorrow and will try to implement the tips you shared in the video. Keep up the great work! Best regards from Austria:)
Myroslava Nechypor wow Austria that’s awesome . Glad your enjoying the videos . Hope your lesson went well
Thanks
Kirstin