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HOW TO SIT PERFECTLY ON YOUR HORSE (Where Should You Sit?) - DMA TV EP 341 | Equestrian Must-Knows 

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Todays episode is all about how to centre your weight on your horse and how to understand where to sit and when!
When you are doing a leg yield, where do you sit?
When you are doing a half pass, where do you sit?
When you are doing a flying change, where do you sit?
Where do you sit when you horse falls in?
Where do you sit when your horses shoulders are bulging out?
What do you do with your body to get the very best out of your horse? This is what this episode is all about!!
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HOW TO SIT PERFECTLY ON YOUR HORSE (Where Should You Sit?) - DMA TV EP 341 | Equestrian Must Knows
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Комментарии : 323   
@michellegray1451
@michellegray1451 3 года назад
You may not even know it yet but you are systematically Demiystifying dressage for the greater good! You are generous of spirit and will make a difference in the riding lives of many ! Loved every single thing about this video. THANK YOU!!!!
@bertiekarama
@bertiekarama 3 года назад
Absolutely. 😃🤯🤯🤯🤯
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Oh Michelle this is such a nice comment and really makes it all so worthwhile 💕
@michellegray1451
@michellegray1451 3 года назад
@@YourRidingSuccess I’m going to try and get up at fricken 6am tomorrow. Just saying…
@mdee860
@mdee860 3 года назад
@Michelle - 👍 So well said! The only thing I would like to add is that not only is Alicia helping so many riders - but she is equally helping the horses ♥️🐎♥️. So many riders use pressure with almost no release, but also, hopefully will reduce the amount of riders kicking (incessantly) horses or even worse, the 'dinosaurs' who still use a crop because they have failed to help their horse understand what they're asking for! Bless you for all of this wonderful education.
@Feonix778
@Feonix778 3 месяца назад
I really love all these food analogies 🥰 so relatable ❤ bananas for the win!
@lbmomma4978
@lbmomma4978 3 года назад
Wow this made me understand how to sit on my horse a lot easier. I can’t wait to apply what I learn here on my horse. Thank you 🙏
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
So glad it helped x
@nadiaschoner915
@nadiaschoner915 3 года назад
Your excitement is catchy. It really gives me the energy to give everything a try and this banana thing really works. I have just cantered at a jump because I felt I could control the request to canter and my turns in canter so much better now. Our canter stride is also far more controlled and less flat, it is so comfortable. Thank you and please don’t stop sharing. Your style makes you so relatable especially for me as a less experienced person. It’s all in the details.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Love this feedback! Also great to read the ways it is helping you x
@christinafragis7224
@christinafragis7224 3 года назад
Such a brilliant analogy the banana! Thanks for the greatest tip ever Alicia!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
We think it is the greatest tip ever too! x
@sarahknight7500
@sarahknight7500 3 года назад
the fact that this explanation made so much sense blows my mind
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
LOVE this xx
@Feonix778
@Feonix778 3 месяца назад
Tell Toby his edits (or perhaps your edits) are well done, very cute and quite hilarious. We need more friendly tutelage these days- Keeps us engaged and feeling good about our learning 🎉 Thank you for BEING you! 🎉 Hugs from HSV AL USA. ❤ 🚀
@KathleenMcConnell-ec6rb
@KathleenMcConnell-ec6rb Месяц назад
Thank you for this great analogy idea!!!❤ My seat has been off, and this is the trick I've needed!!❤❤❤😊
@laurenw1168
@laurenw1168 Год назад
I don't ride English but this information is invaluable for balance in every discipline!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
Love it! So glad you found this useful x
@nyreerussell8806
@nyreerussell8806 3 года назад
Wow this is a game changer! Thanks Alicia for explaining in a way that even a beginner can understand.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Thank you for the great feedback x
@brendahaley8902
@brendahaley8902 Год назад
You’re on fire and have my ❤
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
Thank you Brenda!! ❤
@tamlynblamey138
@tamlynblamey138 3 года назад
Wow!! Thank you so much for the simple explanation that makes so much sense and yes a definite AHA!! Moment
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Glad it was helpful! 🤩
@carollinnan4268
@carollinnan4268 3 года назад
you have such a great way of explaining things in a broken down simple manner. looking forward to the next video!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
So glad you love it! If you subscribe to our channel you will receive notifications when we release new videos 💕
@thewaymakerranch
@thewaymakerranch Год назад
I’m new here and I LOVE your videos. I’m 30 years into this industry on the western side and I have always known I need to learn more from the dressage side to up my horsemanship. You are an answer to literal prayers asking for God to send me what I need to know ❤
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
Thank you so much and welcome to our RU-vid channel! I'm glad to hear that the videos have been helpful to you in your riding! We wish you all the best journey x
@sandrat3690
@sandrat3690 Год назад
Can‘t wait to test this!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
YAY! How exciting! x
@candacebocci
@candacebocci 3 года назад
This is such a critical component to dressage and one that I think is overlooked with the focus more on the hands or the legs, and the seat aid can be such a subtle aid yet so important and so effective. Thank you again for providing a vid focused on this topic as it is a building block that cannot be underestimated.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Great feedback! Thank you! So glad you are loving it ✨
@horsesshorts9641
@horsesshorts9641 3 года назад
All the topics that were covered in the video - all this is very important to know!!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Thank you 🙏🏻
@michelekanefsky7511
@michelekanefsky7511 3 года назад
I’m such a visual learner and this is perfect for me! 😆🤓❤️I’m learning more from you than anyone ever! You are awesome! 🙌
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Wow this is so lovely to read thank you Michele
@partypodcast995
@partypodcast995 2 года назад
Wow this was so educational thank you
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
So glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching x
@georginalester4303
@georginalester4303 2 года назад
OMG this actually worked, all this time I was told to put weight on the other side so falling in and out was made worse. Picturing the banana really helped to remember too. Thank you for this amazing video
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Super!! Glad it went well for you xx
@redmare1746
@redmare1746 3 года назад
Once again, another invaluable teaching video 👏 Alicia, you are a Superstar! Your energy and passion are contagious! Thank you 💗
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Thank you so much x
@spotteddreams7935
@spotteddreams7935 3 года назад
I tried this yesterday when riding and wow! What a difference! I didn’t feel like I was having to shove his rib cage over to get bend through his body and our leg yields were much smoother!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Yes!! This is what it is all about x
@mdee860
@mdee860 3 года назад
Such an important lesson for anyone dealing with an OTTB. They are so used to racing & training in just one direction that they really need help & strength to help them from leaning in.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Absolutely! And even horses that are not OTTB can be one sided and we need to work on suppleness to ensure they are even on both reins.
@mdee860
@mdee860 3 года назад
@@YourRidingSuccess - yes, so true. Kind of like left or right handed people! I have always noticed ( maybe I'm wrong ) that horses are usually stronger on one side.
@lilianaabramsohn1065
@lilianaabramsohn1065 3 года назад
Thank you!🙏Love that analogy…
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
💕
@karenhoweverhowe6428
@karenhoweverhowe6428 3 года назад
So good..... Makes sense 🤔
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
💪
@debbieherbeck9779
@debbieherbeck9779 2 года назад
Thank you for posting
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
You're welcome xx
@Victoria-yh8fr
@Victoria-yh8fr 2 года назад
Thank you thank you!! Ah the wisdom of t banana!! 😃
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Yes!!!
@MrHessius
@MrHessius 3 года назад
Exelently educational! Wonderful work by both of you! 🙌🙌🙌 🇸🇪
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Thank you :)
@jenniferkeeling1126
@jenniferkeeling1126 2 года назад
Love the banana 🍌 visual! Makes the aids so intuitive thinking “banana” 😃😃😃
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Yay!! So glad you enjoyed the banana technique!! Can't wait for you to try out this exercise xx
@jenniferkeeling1126
@jenniferkeeling1126 2 года назад
@@YourRidingSuccess I’ll let you know !
@animallover4101
@animallover4101 3 года назад
Your an amazing teacher and rider and love your enthusiasm 🥰
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Thank you 🤩
@megannaylor7690
@megannaylor7690 2 года назад
The banana is such a brilliant way of explaining this. Even my seven year old daughter understands this now.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
How amazing! Love this, thank you!
@mobstercrow7515
@mobstercrow7515 Месяц назад
Einstein once said "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough".
@goldieschnitzer849
@goldieschnitzer849 10 месяцев назад
Alicia you explain things so well. You’re giving me hope. I ride PSG on one of my boys but I seriously have been thinking of going to trail riding full time. You inspire me. I will keep it going.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 10 месяцев назад
We love the banana analogy!! Are you a member of our Dressage Institute program?
@thelastmedici4764
@thelastmedici4764 Год назад
Thank you so much for sharing this it makes perfect sense 🤗👍👌🙏Yes I have subscribed you deserve it 👏❤️😍
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
Thanks and welcome xx
@nineteen19191
@nineteen19191 2 года назад
Thx sooo muuucchh!! I LOVE u . I LOVE Georgie, Wessel, Mowgly and all the others. Thx for being this amazing❤❤👏👏😍😍👏👏❤#harlow
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
You're welcome! x
@emma_and_a_horse
@emma_and_a_horse 2 года назад
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 "Push him out, push him out" "IM TRYING IM TRYING" ---- don't think that will happen again. Thank you!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
So glad you enjoyed the video Emma!
@TonyaBallman
@TonyaBallman 2 года назад
Oh my gosh. I can't wait for my next ride. This just made everything click.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Super!! Tell us how you go!!
@mimerdog
@mimerdog 3 года назад
Excellent!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Many thanks!
@biyatekeela97
@biyatekeela97 2 года назад
This was so helpful!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
So glad you enjoyed the video so much!!!
@connieheinkel8778
@connieheinkel8778 Год назад
I’m so excited to find you and your wonderful information 👍🐴👏🙋‍♀️
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
Yay! Thank you!
@apequestrian2066
@apequestrian2066 2 года назад
You are an incredible teacher! You are so helpful breaking down each step into the why and how’s like no-one else I’ve ever heard and making it make sense. Dressage is so intricate but this is giving me hope that I can do it after all if I can learn all these steps and implement them into my riding.Thank you so much! :D
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
So glad you enjoyed the video!! I can hear how determined you are to progress in your riding and I hope you can try out this technique on your next ride x
@laurarobak3914
@laurarobak3914 Год назад
I didn’t really thought about it but you explain it in such a good way, my trainer always said the opposite thing that I should sit outside to bend my horse properly which worked excellent on my horse, really interesting and I’m going to try it at home!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
I'm glad I could provide some helpful information for you! Good luck with your training! x
@marcytaylor8462
@marcytaylor8462 2 года назад
Live the moving the bum slightly works great with my horse. Tried it and was amazed what it did!!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Wow!! Glad this technique worked well for you x
@amandanjord9826
@amandanjord9826 3 года назад
This is so amazing! Thank you for all the helpful information!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
You are so welcome! x
@carlab7970
@carlab7970 3 года назад
Bravo 👏
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Thank you :)
@twoandtwoisfive
@twoandtwoisfive 3 года назад
i cant tell you how much this has changed everything about how i ride!! i have a wibbly wobbly green bean and in the last 2 weeks we have become SO MUCH STRAIGHTER....love what youre doing!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Love this!! Thanks for the feedback on how amazing you are doing!!
@nicolewaycott7552
@nicolewaycott7552 3 года назад
I just had an aha moment my old horse used to lean so far in. I didn't realise that counter balancing the weight made it easier for her to lean more I would have had less falling on the circle at canter. Thank you for the 🍌 insight. Cool analogy. Nic 😊
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Glad it is helping you to have some "ah ha" moments!!!
@bastinowak3396
@bastinowak3396 Год назад
A Wonderful Video
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@andromedia6696
@andromedia6696 3 года назад
I was like wth how can countermoving my saat towards the outside can make it easier for the horse the fall in ? But that leaning back while holding onto something analogy explained it all. I feel enlightened :)
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Glad you can see how it helps you x
@julesdavies5205
@julesdavies5205 2 года назад
Your train track analogy was a changer for me learning canter - I keep my hands down so much better now and control the transition so much better, improving so much more without worrying about it - thank you 🙏🏻 xx
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Great to hear! Thanks so much for sharing Jules! Love that you are learning so much!
@marsery
@marsery 7 месяцев назад
Waou another epiphany ..i was confused with the banana but when you've described the distribution of the weight and our job is to somewhat compensate... it was like " but of course" ! it's like a system of "balance" if he leans on one side , the rider needs to "slightly compensate" on the other side for the equilibrium .. or perhaps i am getting it all wrong as i am a little lost with the "hole" analogy and the banana 🤔 You're a born teacher Alicia and a delightful one : breaking it down this way , it's brillant
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 7 месяцев назад
Thank you so much :)
@CdnEqChick
@CdnEqChick 2 года назад
omg why did I wait so long to get to this video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BEST explanation of the falling in on the circle and then why you shouldn't lean to the outside, which is what i do to help "balance" but ultimately ruins the circle. Thanks YRS!!!!!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
You are welcome! So glad to help! x
@erinnb8063
@erinnb8063 3 года назад
Alicia, thank you for the amazing video these last few weeks. Your explanations are so well articulated and perfect elementary demonstrations. You are systematically providing a college level course on dressage theory via this platform. All of my equine career has been with heavy hitches and reining/cow horses. Past 4 years my training interest has diverted to dressage with a very very athletic draft. That being said, I live and breath training and your videos will strike a thought about something I am working through, even with my hitch horses, like no one else on this platform. You are a blessing to so many working regularly without a coach.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
This is such a lovely comment! Thank you for sharing your thoughts, comments like this make it all worthwhile x
@helenfox3415
@helenfox3415 2 года назад
You are a very good instructor! I love how you use analogies! Your describe easy to visualize. Thank you so much!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
YAY! Thanks for watching, so glad you enjoyed it x
@Missauthentic716
@Missauthentic716 Год назад
Amazing!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
Thank you! Cheers!
@jessicalittle1988
@jessicalittle1988 Год назад
Can wait to try that excercise to half pass to leg yield, not sure why I've never thought of it lol. Great excercise 😊 love that your teaching the banana one of the 1st things I was taught when I 1st started dressage at 12 yrs old and helped me understand steering and bend so much better 😊 and its always in my mind after all this time lol 😂
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
You got this!
@jessicalittle1988
@jessicalittle1988 Год назад
@YourRidingSuccess I rode today with alot of things uve watched in your videos today and wow I got a very positive result with my boy. So happy. 😀
@ligt18098
@ligt18098 3 года назад
LOVE THIS This definitely combined with some memories I have of feeling like I'm sitting in the "right" position but without realizing why/how.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Love this! Have you been watching the pilates videos also for learning how to control your body better? In case you missed it, Alicia is running a free pilates class later today, here is the link to register if you haven't already bit.ly/3CM0LEF
@beckywagner3973
@beckywagner3973 3 года назад
Another wonderful video with easy to understand explanations for what we need to do! Thanks you so much!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
My pleasure! 🤩
@user-it1yu3qn9w
@user-it1yu3qn9w 10 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for your videos!! They are so helpful and I can see success in such a short amount of time!!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 10 месяцев назад
what was the part of this video that you found the most useful?
@AI-vq4nl
@AI-vq4nl 2 года назад
It works . I kept saying during my ride Banana Banana to remind myself where to sit . And did the same with the motorcycle / train track analogy .. my ride was sooooo much better today . So thankful for you guys . I know I’m a little late with the comment . Just catching up on all of the wonderful videos . Please keep them Coming 🙏🏻
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Thank you Annett, more to come! xx
@chalc8882
@chalc8882 3 года назад
We keep referring to the banana since you first mentioned it and this video was a great clarification thankyou 🥰
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Love this!!! Love hearing how much it is helping you x
@coreytindall3801
@coreytindall3801 6 месяцев назад
I'm just starting out with dressage training. These videos are really helping me get my head around concepts and giving me encouragement to try things. Thank you
@helenbianchi2831
@helenbianchi2831 3 года назад
I keep re-watching all your videos and each time am reminded of something else to use in my training . Of course you are a huge help and inspiration!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Wow, thank you! xx
@CDN_Bookmouse
@CDN_Bookmouse 3 года назад
This is such an easy way to think of this and was really explained well. I love things I can visualize while I'm trying to understand the technical reasons for things :)
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Thank you 🙏🏻 So far, which is your favourite video?
@CDN_Bookmouse
@CDN_Bookmouse 3 года назад
@@YourRidingSuccess There have been a lot of really helpful videos on this channel through the years, and I think the new content is also going to help a lot of people with both their riding and their horsekeeping. I'd love to hear your thoughts on dealing with riding fear. However I think my very favourite video has to be the announcement of the big contest. A lot of people struggle to afford to be able to ride, or don't have access in their area to the quality of horse/instructor they want. Not only do I believe this channel should and can reach a million subscribers, but if we can do it together, there's one person on this earth whose riding dream will come true. I think that's so exciting and moving. I hope they'll let us see some of their journey but even if they don't, just knowing that someone out there will be so lucky and happy and excited makes me happy. I'm so excited for whoever it is. If I have to pick one of the videos of normal content, then I'll go with Horse Banana. It's such a helpful and simple way to improve technical skill and understanding. I'm excited to give it a try next ride. I tend to fuss too much with my hands, but horses have always responded really well to my intent and my weight. My dream is to be one of those riders with no bridle and no stirrups, haha :P
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Love this reply! It is great to see someone else as passionate about growing the channel as what we are! And we couldn't agree more - it will be so exciting to see someone's riding dreams come true!
@CDN_Bookmouse
@CDN_Bookmouse 3 года назад
@@YourRidingSuccess Everyone in the community is excited for the channel to grow and everyone seems to be loving the new content. I'm so happy that things are going so well all around :)
@shamma7897
@shamma7897 2 года назад
thank you
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
You're welcome, Shamma! What was your biggest takeaway from the video?
@jenelresh3030
@jenelresh3030 2 года назад
I love all of your visuals because they actually make sense. Thank you! Can't wait to try!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Thanks, Jenel!! We can't wait to hear about it xx
@Kasseyok
@Kasseyok 3 года назад
I love these videos they are also funny like when the dog came up to the camera or the Banana in heaven the humor makes them so enjoyable!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Haha so glad you enjoy our sense of humour as well as the learning!!
@detsnumber1
@detsnumber1 3 года назад
Banana!!! Haha just get this analogy in my head!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
💕
@Karlian71
@Karlian71 2 года назад
I’m a new older rider (I won’t mention my age and I could sort of follow along but I think the banana and what it represents could’ve been better described at the f beginning is as some times you have it flat and somethings up. You also say to sit to the the inside again as a beginner I’m not sure I follower, do mean sit more heavily to one side or to physically move your butt to the other side of the saddle. Maybe sitting on a saddle that’s not on a horse may have helped us novices a bit more. I’ll watch again on a few more months and maybe it’ll make more sense .
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Hi there! If you stay tuned this week we are releasing another video which includes exercises off the horse and this should help with your understanding. The best way is to subscribe and then you will not miss the video when it comes out x
@NatallieShaw
@NatallieShaw 3 года назад
Thanks so much for this video
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
You are so welcome!
@marinaarpaia3831
@marinaarpaia3831 2 года назад
Awesome analogy & rationale. Thank you!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@ttradlaa
@ttradlaa 3 года назад
This is so informative. Gives me a new perspective for why I have never managed to understand all the different lateral movements. Can't wait to try this out on different horses. Thank you for sharing all these tips and tricks. It has helped my riding allot in a short amount of time.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
So lovely to hear Jeanette 🤩
@2010SKAL
@2010SKAL 3 года назад
Fabulous insights - that banana analogy is great hank you
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
My pleasure x
@elisamay6433
@elisamay6433 2 года назад
Wow!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
😘😘😘
@kimcloss7918
@kimcloss7918 2 года назад
Amazing help. I stumbled across your videos recently and they are helping me tremendously!!! My horse falls in going to the right and I definitely lean out and try to hold him out which never works!! Sitting to the inside of the banana, in the hole, is helping so much!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Wow!! So great to hear! Thanks heaps for sharing!! ❤
@kristeematthews5667
@kristeematthews5667 3 года назад
Wow, this is amazing! Thank you for such a simple visual way to understand where to sit, "inside banana"!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
It works doesn't it!!!
@jenniferfirenz1001
@jenniferfirenz1001 3 года назад
What a fabulous analogy!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Happy you loved it!
@mrswieauchimmer2983
@mrswieauchimmer2983 3 года назад
I just watched this video a third time :D
@Joey35ify
@Joey35ify 10 месяцев назад
Amazing
@janehorseridingdiver
@janehorseridingdiver 3 года назад
Wonderful description. Thank you so much. Will picture that banana. 👏🏼👏🏼
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Yes!!! Hopefully it help you while you are riding!
@lizgarland2241
@lizgarland2241 3 года назад
Bloody amazing. You are epic 🍀💚🍀💚💜💚💜💚🇮🇪
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Thank you 🙏🏻
@GRANT-W-NEALE
@GRANT-W-NEALE 2 года назад
Think banana, the banana is bent, where is the inside? , in the inside there's the hole, sit in the hole !! Great stuff 🤗
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
LOL! Love it x
@amberrose7023
@amberrose7023 3 года назад
This is super helpful! Such a great analogy with using the banana! Thank you so much Alicia!!!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
You're so welcome!
@cbpoultrysaddles5580
@cbpoultrysaddles5580 2 года назад
Excellent explanation as always, my horse leans on the outside rein going to the left, she puts all her weight on this rein and try's to bend her head to the left to much, the only thing i can do is is give her a light rein so it does not deaden my arm, any suggestion or maybe a video on this, thanks 😁 this does improve as the lesson progresses but any suppling exercise advice would be greatly appreciated
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Hi there! good question, what this means is the horse is leaning more heavy on the right shoulder, so you may need to use some counter flexion when going to the left so you essentially straighten out the horse. Watch this Mowgley playlist and especially watch the early work in the round yard and then the work in the arena and all through these videos it shows you how to supple a horse that is not even (Mowgley also looks too much left and leans a bit right shoulder) ru-vid.com/group/PLilNDMqFJS_CVtqt5n2YyQRerenQr-XKQ
@jennibowles7802
@jennibowles7802 3 года назад
You just have such a knack to make it simple!! Thank you again for another amazing video!! It makes so much sense!! 😘😘❤
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Yay! Glad you love it!
@tropiic_xo7562
@tropiic_xo7562 2 года назад
this inspired me soo much thank you!! #harlow
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
perfect!!
@tropiic_xo7562
@tropiic_xo7562 2 года назад
@@YourRidingSuccess omg did i win!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
We are still yet to announce the winner! Stay tuned x
@MikaKotikoski
@MikaKotikoski Год назад
Very solid. Ty ✨👍✨
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess Год назад
Thanks for listening
@ankiajoubert2916
@ankiajoubert2916 3 года назад
Thank you so much for sharing this golden nugget of information. Can't wait to use this in my riding :D
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Can't wait to hear how you go!
@marcy1936
@marcy1936 2 года назад
This is so helpful! Thank you for this explanation!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@genevieve4202
@genevieve4202 3 года назад
Life changing video!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Thank you!
@ainsleygrant4665
@ainsleygrant4665 3 года назад
This is such an amazingly clear explanation! Thank you! 👍🏻
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
You're very welcome!
@patriciabures3844
@patriciabures3844 3 года назад
Thank you! Love your enthusiasm!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
You are so welcome!
@KurokyuuketsukiD59
@KurokyuuketsukiD59 3 года назад
OMG this is so usefull ! Thank you so much and hail to the banana !!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Yes!! All hail the banana!
@joyatlast3927
@joyatlast3927 2 года назад
I have 2 trainers telling me the opposite about what to do when going in a circle with opening the door on the rains. When trying to flex the horse's neck one is telling me to use open door on the inside traveling left and 1 is telling me to use the open door on the outside traveling leftraveling left it really has me confused.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Totally get it Joy! We would love to help clarify for you and invite you to one of our study sessions! Could you send us an email at support@yourridingsuccess.com and quote this comment? x
@lizholmes8608
@lizholmes8608 2 года назад
Thankyou I love the videos Lots to learn 💕😆
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
So glad you enjoyed it xx
@karenschloesser1629
@karenschloesser1629 3 года назад
Thank you !!!!!!!!!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
You're welcome!
@caroljoseph4903
@caroljoseph4903 2 года назад
I love your video's, I have been waiting for your information for a good thirty years. If I had a trainer like you I would have been so much further trained. Where Are you locked can take lessons . Well I know that’s a fantastic dream but keep me thinking. Thanks love your way!
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
So glad you are enjoying the videos so much Carol! Alicia is based in the UK! x
@carolinehamer2874
@carolinehamer2874 3 года назад
This makes so much sense! Very helpful thank you
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
You're so welcome!
@natashaperry3300
@natashaperry3300 3 года назад
I love your enthusiasm! I will never look at a banana the same way again hahaha :)
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Hahaha, love this x
@natashaperry3300
@natashaperry3300 2 года назад
just watched it again as a refresher. Such a great analogy and super helpful :)
@anthonywright2802
@anthonywright2802 3 года назад
Your so awesome, thank you. I understand the banana I'm just struggling to get myself there but practice makes perfect. Keep up the great content. Boom lol x
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Yes keep practicing and watch the pilates videos as they will help you control where your body should be. Are you coming to Alicia's pilates class? If you haven't registered yet here is the link bit.ly/3CM0LEF
@heaven77ish
@heaven77ish 3 года назад
My ex racer struggled for years to pic up right canter lead. I now sit to the hoke, take my outside leg off as I was holding him with it. Allowing his rib to stretch and 9 out of 10 times hey presto, right canter....... eeeeeeek.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
Love this!! ✨
@marihorse3825
@marihorse3825 3 года назад
Thats fantastic Mark. Thanks. When we get arena access... will try that xxx
@marihorse3825
@marihorse3825 3 года назад
But how do you ask for the strike off? Just stroke outside leg back without holding??? Is that it???
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 3 года назад
@@marihorse3825 it is more simple then you think! 🤩 have a look at this video…. Alicia goes into depth the aid for canter… it’s really in-depth. Have a look and if you have anymore questions, let us know and we will see what else we can do! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mGtouy-0GSk.html
@peterchoong3354
@peterchoong3354 2 года назад
I’m so excited just listening to you. One question. Where do I sit when my horse falls out when catering a circle.
@YourRidingSuccess
@YourRidingSuccess 2 года назад
Hi Peter, when cantering you need to sit to the inside and if the horse is falling out that means the horses outside shoulder is not upright and in balance. Try checking if the horses head is in the middle of its chest and all 4 feet have the same weight.
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