A description of turning the horse correctly. This video is by Mary Wanless, founder of the rider biomechanics movement and author of the Ride With Your Mind books and DVDs.
So if your steering the horse like a wheel barrel... does one hand go down a little and the other one go up? For instance when you’re taking a left does your left hand go down a little bit and you’re right and go up while your body leans a tiny bit to the left? Do you lean a little with your body?
@Amy Farness no... Dont take that too seriously, these are just thoughts that may help you stop thinking that you can only turn by pulling the inside rein. This also gives you the nice feeling of making a "corridor" with both reins, the "corridor" showing the horse the direction you want to go. Also, notice that you use your bodyweight a lot while turning the wheelbarrow or a bike!
Gracious....are you always this rude or just when you are sitting behind a computer screen? Maybe you are just so extremely advanced that you don't need this advice. It was very useful to me. You need a demonstration on kindness maybe?
Ava Fitzstevens get lost man. Seriously this is not helpful not even for a beginner, this sport is practiced on horses not on foot. She has to demonstrate
