Episode 123: Help! I'm constantly in my horses mouth too much…

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Many riders struggle to find more subtle cue systems and feel like they are constantly in the horses mouth...overusing the rein cues. Learning how to ride with an independent seat can be a challenge. In this episode, I answer a listener question and explain how I approach this issue. I also explain where and how this 'wobble' appears naturally during a horses training or a riders development. How can I use other aids outside of the reins?

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