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How To Sit The Canter Using Your Seat | In this video I will explain how I use
my seat to stay in the saddle in canter. The one thing you do NOT want to do is
"sit still" as the seat of the rider is very active when cantering on a horse.
How you sit the canter will have a great effect on how balanced you are in the
saddle. Cantering on a horse can be a scary experience for some people but if
you have an understanding of what you should be doing with your seat you will
find it much easier. I show you some cantering tips which …...more
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3 years ago

I hope this video helps you to understand that cantering on a horse is an ACTIVE
process for the rider and "sitting still" is probably the worse thing you could
do. Thank you for watching.
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@WILDSPIRITRANCH

3 years ago

Thank you for this video! My instructors are pretty...bare...with their
instruction. I just get yelled at to sit back, but no explanation at all. This
was so helpful!
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@HORSEBITCHBARNWITCH

1 year ago

i have cantered before a tiny little bit in an arena, like maybe for 4 or 5
strides then i would lose my footing or my balance and have to stop. I watched
this video yesterday, knowing i would be riding today, trying to muster up the
courage to go outside and really canter. This video was so incredibly helpful,
knowing how my hips are supposed to move and even though it wasn't mentioned,
how my feet should be so my foot doesnt slip out of the stirrup (3 mo. out from
a broken ankle, foot keeps slipping out) . It was helpful to know how my arms
should be fluid in the elbow too, although i did pull back a lot still bc of
fear and to get her to slow downt to stop...but i kept going, out in the long
field, and Tweed gave me a lot of patience and a lot of trials and finally...i
started cantering naturally with my hips. I didn't realize they would be turned
a bit, as well as my shoulders...i thought i was doing something wrong, but i
gave in to that bc i didn't really have a choice...if i tried to sit perfectly
straight hipped, i would be off balance and almost fall off. So once i gave into
her body movements, and just let go...we cantered for a good distance and it
wasn't bumpy or anything. It was like we were the same body...so cool!!! Thank
you for giving me great direction to give me the confidence to try to canter
with one of the most amazing horses in the world, Tweed
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@ABDULRAHIMALOMRAN1912

3 years ago

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW !!!! what an amazing explanation !! LOVE it THANK YOU !!!
greetings from Saudi Arabia
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@SABINELLOYD8532

3 years ago

Very good down to earth advice. I am 64 and have ridden forever but am really
struggling with my canter. Following your on the ground exercise has made me
realise just how stiff my hips have become. Now I have something to work on.
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@NATILEASCHAFFNER4121

2 years ago

CANTERING IS SO HARD !! this helps, i’ve been watching videos but it’s helping
to see what it’s like when ur off the horse. i’ve heard people say let the horse
canter you don’t try to canter the horse
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@YESNO9668

3 years ago

My trainer tells me to sit still in canter but I think she wants me to fill the
beat because he techs people in dressage but THIS HELPS SO MUCH THANK YOU SO
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@IM_GREEK521

1 year ago

My sitting canter looks like a post and all my instructor says is sit deeper.
The explanation of the movement happening helped so much!!! My canter still
needs improvement, but it’s getting there :)
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@ITSDOGSFORLIFEOFFICIAL

2 years ago

My instructor always tells me to sit through the canter but now I understand
what you are actually supposed to do! Thx !
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@ERIKAABATE1133

3 years ago

I really appreciate you breaking this down and explaining so much in detail. I
laughed out loud literally when you made the comment “it’s not like you’re on
the toilet”. These are great videos! Thank you!
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@MRCRANKYNYC

2 years ago

This is great . The best part is seeing the video and understanding what is
happening. And it feels way more natural on the horse. Thx for these basic
videos!
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@COSMO8206

2 years ago

Thank you so much for this! Riding on a gaited horse for the majority of my
time, my canter has gotten real bad and this helped me freshen up and understand
it when riding non-gaited horses!
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@DARKXACE4714

2 years ago

This video has helped me alot, i would struggle to sit the canter and this video
made me understand how to use your seat my first ever canter i just sat there
because i didn’t know what to do thanks for the video help!
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@CRAZYCOLDLILY0085

2 years ago

this is so helpful i have been struggling to sit because every time i see
someone canter it looks different and i wasnt sure how mine should look but this
really helped. It was funny when you were doing it on the ground but very
helpful thank you
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@SEEMAKANSABANIK9276

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Excellent explanation and demonstration too.You are a genuine and genius Lady.
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@ROBIN-SB7VU

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I absolutely love your videos!! You have helped me so much with all your
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@POETESSA2

11 months ago

Rebel is such a good boy!! He's very balanced and gorgeous. You explained
sitting at the Canter very well. In Canada or North America I should say, we
have two schools which never made sense to me, the Hunter/Jumpers and Dressage.
I was trained since early childhood in the Hunter/Jumper world and it frustrated
me because they teach you to be ahead of the vertical most of the time which
causes the horses to be hallow and not relaxed or on the bit. And they don't do
enough work on the flat for horse and or rider. You see a lot of bums in the air
and horse's noses in the air, falling in around corners, leaning on the forehand
etc... I always felt better at the vertical, sitting in the saddle and going
with the motion as we do in dressage and it's correct all around for everyone.
What helped me to really get that deep quiet seat was no stirrups.... a lot! And
letting my stirrups down 4 holes! lol Great advice, your position is spot on and
it shows in Rebel!! Thank you!!
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@KARINETKNUDSEN

1 year ago

Everything you do resonates with me, and especially the sitting trot helped me
so much. I usually feel like a bouncing potato. There are two horses near where
I live and the lady that owns them has said that I'm welcome to visit and ride
if I want, but I don't know these horses, and it's been ages since I rode last
time. I will try to get to know them better, ask about them and always get off
if I don't feel safe. Your videos really help me to "reconnect" with what I used
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@WENDYSUEMESNY3757

2 years ago

Hi! Love your videos! This was SO helpful for me. Esp when you demonstrated on
the ground. As a visual learner, this was great!
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@LINDSAYPEREZ219

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Your wording and on-the-ground demonstration was immensely helpful, thank you.
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my seat to stay in the saddle in canter. The one thing you do NOT want to do is
"sit still" as the seat of the rider is very active when cantering on a horse.
How you sit the canter will have a great effect on how balanced you are in the
saddle. Cantering on a horse can be a scary experience for some people but if
you have an understanding of what you should be doing with your seat you will
find it much easier. I show you some cantering tips which will help you find
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How To Sit The Canter Using Your Seat | In this video I will explain how I use
my seat to stay in the saddle in canter. The one thing you do NOT want to do is
"sit still" as the seat of the rider is very active when cantering on a horse.
How you sit the canter will have a great effect on how balanced you are in the
saddle. Cantering on a horse can be a scary experience for some people but if
you have an understanding of what you should be doing with your seat you will
find it much easier. I show you some cantering tips which will help you find
your balance. Want to know more about Basic Horse Training Academy Go Here 👉
https://www.basichorsetraining.com/co... Don't forget to download my FREE guide
- 3 Principles to help you train your horse with ease. You will find it here -
https://basichorsetraining.com/3-prin... ❤️ No obligation whatsoever, but if I
have brought you value and you would like to donate to support this channel, I
would appreciate it. Any amount is gratefully received 🙏
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