Canter transition! Timing your canter aids for a smooth departure (horse riding, slow motion)

In this video we talk about canter transitions (from walk and trot), and how to time your canter aids so the horse will understand and pick up the canter as smoothly as possible.

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Other videos on canter:
How to sit in canter + typical mistakes (+slow motion):    • Canter seat: How to sit in canter + typica...  
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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Try all exercises I show in my videos at your own risk. I take no responsibility if something happens while doing anything I show in my videos. If you are unsure if any exercise is suitable for you, always consult your physician before trying anything.


Hello and welcome to my channel! My name is Johanna Janatuinen, I´m a physiotherapist, animal physiotherapist and riding instructor. A big passion of mine has always been training horses and also rehabilitation. This channel is all about horse and rider wellbeing, and horse and rider training and development. You will find tips to improve your riding in and out of the saddle, and especially on how to develop a better seat in the saddle, which I think all good riding eventually comes down to.

I have worked with horses and riders for more than 20 years, first training horses and teaching riding in Finland where I live and also abroad. Later I studied to become a physiotherapist and after that also specialized in animal physiotherapy. I treat and train horses and riders, my biggest focus being to develop the connection and understanding between rider and the horse.

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