Body Position Affects Canter Transitions @gethorsehelp
Body Position Affects Canter Transitions  @gethorsehelp
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Want your horse to keep cantering? Pay attention to what your body and hands are telling them.

When your hands come back toward your lap or you sit down too much, you may accidentally tell your horse to slow down or stop even when you're asking them to keep going.

Think of it like driving a small engine: you can't expect it to keep moving if you're constantly applying the brakes.

Stay balanced, keep your hands where they support forward motion, and let your horse keep the energy you've asked for.

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