Training With Feel - The Reason You Should Use Uneven Rein Contact

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Part of training is to balance a horse and help them be equal on their left and right sides. However, horses are rarely equally soft or resistance on their left and right sides, therefore, we should rarely be apply the rein contact equally on the left and right rein. Use more feel on the side with more resistance and less feel on the side that is softer, so that one day the horse may become equal balanced on both sides.
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Комментарии : 15

@loredelore7286 Год назад

So true, horses move either diagonally or one foot at a time and this method keeps them straight and balanced.

@patriciagriffiths398 6 лет назад

Ross thanking you so much for your wonderful advice. You are not just showing us to ride but letting us know about what a horse is feeling. So thank you Kindest regards from the UK

@yashnation123456 6 лет назад

Ross, best wishes from India. You are my tutor on YT. Love the vids. I own horses and enjoy your ideas about horsekeeping. Keep going.

@CATherine001 6 лет назад

A true gentleman rider and absolutely correct! I have been riding since 5 years old, a natural rider no lessons, until I was in my 20’s I took professional lessons to jump and my teacher could not understand why I was a beginner until I explained.

@Cateret 6 лет назад

It makes sense, steady hands but adjusting contact with the horse accordingly. Thanks.

@laurettewilcock1934 6 лет назад

That was really helpful . As a new rider , I struggle with the reins especially . Glad you mentioned that you can do it with the legs also . Thankyou Ross .

@comesahorseman 6 лет назад

Nice analysis, Ross. Thanks!

@leealexander3507 6 лет назад

That filly has the longest ears I've ever seen on a horse.

@dorisquinn2135 6 лет назад

Lee Alexander the better to hear Ross with...lol

@ellieelizabeth5627 6 лет назад

Great tip and thank you!

@sayafy 5 лет назад

Hi Mr. Jabos, your videos help me a lot. But nowadays I feel that I cannot be a good rider. I have a 4 year- old, he is lazy , and stubborn. He cannot go straight, he is tend to go to the right side all the time. When I ask to fix it he resists. And sometimes we even cannot walk he just stops and kicks. What's your suggestion? Please, I need your help and experiences, thank you Sir!

@RossJacobs 5 лет назад

I don't know your horse, so I can't offer specific advice that I know will work for you. However, as a general principle whenever I come across with a chronic straightness issue (and I know it is not due to a physical problem), I do a lot of bending work such as hindquarter disengagements (with no inside leg), forehand yields, leg yields and shoulder in. I include a lot of change of flexion from one bend to another. But remember the effectiveness of this is totally reliant on that each time you apply the inside rein you get a soft bend with the horse following the feel of the rein with its thoughts. Mechanically making a horse flex one way or the other without a change in thought or with a brace in the feel will do nothing to help. I'm sorry I can't be more specific, but I hope that gives you some ideas to play with. Good luck.

@sayafy 5 лет назад

@@RossJacobs thank you so much sir , I will try, and I hope it will work. Your suggestions are very important for me , I want to ride my horse properly I dont want to hurt him. Thank you again.