Horseback Riding Tips - especially for the beginner!
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Horseback Riding Tip for Beginners: Don't Get Lost, Get This!
You want to ride a horse, feel the breeze rushing past your face. Oh, the thrill of it!! But, you're a little apprehensive. Where do I begin...how do I go on the horse.. with my left foot... or right foot? How do I hold the reins...how does the horse know where to go...Well, worry no more! Get all the must-have info here made especially for beginners! It's got everything you need to know...everything! Written by a pro with tons of horse riding experience & know-how! More Horseback Riding Tips
Horseback Riding Tip: Keep your Cool!
One of the best horseback riding tips is: Always keep your cool. If you lose control of yourself, have no doubt you will lose control of your horse. A horse can sense if the rider is scared. Even if you are scared (most beginning riders are) and you have no idea how you'll ever stay on the horse, you cannot think that around your horse. You need to stay calm & relaxed (Hint: Fake it till you make it!) If you get a little scared, take a few deep breaths so that you can slow your heartbeat and relax yourself. Odds are, if you think you're in control, so will the horse. Here's some more horseback riding tips that will save you tons of time! Serious Fly Control for your horses.
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Horseback Riding Tips - When Training, Patience is Key
If you have ever had the pleasure of riding a well-trained horse, you know that joy.A horse though, is not trained in a day. It takes time, patience and consistency. When you are attempting to train a horse, allow your patience to overcome the horse's persistence. If you are patient, you will win the battle every time. If you lose your patience, you have lost and will get nowhere. Getting angry or frustrated will only compound your problems. Anger has no place in horse training or handling. Yelling, hitting, or kicking will only teach your horse to fear you.
There's no replacement or substitution for patience. Sorry, there's just no way around it. If you're looking for a shortcut, well you're just setting yourself up for failure down the road. A horse, just like a human needs some repetition to learn. And, as all people, some horses need more repetition than others.
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abby wrote
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Posted September 15, 2008
siobhan wrote
hi i am siobhan thanks for the tip now i am not afraid to jump drains thanks siobhanxxx
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Posted September 14, 2008
claire wrote
thanx sarah, i was nervous at first but now im nearly a pro. thaning uuuu!!!!
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Posted August 10, 2008
Niky wrote
thanks i have not been ridindg for 4 years! you have put me bac on my horse and im riding into the sunset. byeand thanks!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted August 02, 2008
Potato Richardson wrote
Sara, Good suggestions, I have always been amazed at the responses from horses when they sense the rider is insecure. Also I love to see a rider on a horse that really is sensitive to the needs of the rider. I truly believe horses get a good sense of us before we even mount them. Keep up the good advice. www.4trailtips.com
Posted July 28, 2008
horse wrote
hi I love your page
Posted July 15, 2008
