The position that keeps rider, speaks with horse

Position can not be above the horse is very important when communicating with the animal, when it comes to getting us obey, to move. It is vital that we know from the beginning which is the way to sit and body position:

The seat : One of the most important parts , because that is where we feel more accurately as the horse is ; if galloping gone wrong if limps when jumping in dressage, everything is connected to the seat. We will always be relaxed in the saddle , focused on our body, because if you are not focused , we can not properly use the rest of our body , much less our balance.
    The arms : the important thing is when we go to ride the horse note that we are relaxed . This conveys much with our hands , so that if we are tense , we'll throw the steak on the reins , the horse will not stop stretching the neck. Our arms should hang naturally, our elbows bent and hands , with thumbs up , they will be placed just above our elbows on either side of the cross.
    Legs : legs constantly send signals to the horse. To confuse you must not be like the arms hanging naturally, with pressure on the saddle , the horse note for us , and know who is boss . With our relaxed hips.
    The feet are in the stirrups , but not all the walking you have to put just the tip leaving the heel exposed and lowering them , so that they are lower than the toes heels.
    The shoulders square and relaxed, our face held high , looking over his ears forward, never down.


    The elasticity and balance are two things we have to bear etched in our minds for riding. Our body has to move at the same pace as the horse.

    The perfect position is one in which you can draw an imaginary line , running from our head to our ankles , hips through .

It is vital that mounts without fear, to do the horse will notice and that he will send you, always have to jump on the animal with a positive attitude always relaxed but at the same time sending him to treat you with affection so they do not feel threatened .

     The perfect position is one in which you can draw an imaginary line, running from our head to our ankles, hips through.