Getting and maintaining soft, steady contact through the reins can be challenging, but it makes a big difference to your riding.
In this video, I show you some tips on how to improve your contact, whether you’re riding bitted or bitless.
This will improve your connection with your horse in the saddle, and make your positively-trained rein cues more sensitive and effective when you’re riding.
It’s a simple exercise and I show you it dismounted and ridden.
Watch the video now to see it in action:
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