Canter seat: How to sit in canter + typical mistakes! (+slow motion)

In this video we are talking about the canter and I´m going to give you some tips on how to improve your seat in the canter. We´ll also look at some typical mistakes and how to fix them. In canter the horse´s back moves quite a lot, and we need to be able to follow this movement especially from our hips and pelvis. Some of the most common problems with the rider in canter are gripping with the knees, leaning forward and hanging in the reins. To ride the canter we need the right amount of suppleness but we cannot be too relaxed either.

Other videos on canter:
Two common mistakes when picking up canter:    • Two common mistakes when picking up canter...  
Tips for sitting in the canter:    • Canter! How to sit in the canter and move ...  
Why do we bounce?:    • Why do we bounce in trot or canter and how...  

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