Horse riding looks fun and enjoyable but it is a skillful job. For a smooth ride, both horse and the rider need to strike the right balance. It is important for a rider to follow a horses motion and stay in balance, if not you will end up gripping the horse with your thighs, clinging on to him by holding their calves etc. if this creates some unbalance in the horses motions, his ability to turn would get affected.
If you want to understand how a riders balance affects a horses movement then read through.
– An off-balance rider typically falls behind the motion of the horse.
– Leaning to far forward is another mistake that riders make.
– Leaning more towards one side also affects the balance.
– Shifting the weight onto the wrong seat bone is another mistake that should be avoided.
If a rider goes off balance, the horse feels uncomfortable and is bound to react but this reaction differs from horse to horse. Some horses might speed up and move forward faster and faster, some might slow down and even stop running, some might turn more or less than the riders expectations and some might turn in completely different...
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