RISING TROT FOR BEGINNERS (3 Tips) 😃

In this video, I cover the rising trot for beginners, also known as the posting trot. I provide three exercises that have helped me and students improve. I include some slow-motion in these examples. If you are looking to learn from the start I suggest you look at my video on the posting trot for beginners. If you are looking for information on the rising trot for beginners I hope this helps and leads you to some good results :)

⬇️ Here is the video I mentioned on the Rising/Posting Trot ⬇️

0:00 Introduction
0:34 Fixing Unsteady Hands
1:00 Building A Stable Leg
1:15 Improving Posting Diagonals
2:04 Conclusion

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[melanieskovby]

I'm not even a beginner but I love these videos

[elibill]

my sister did horse riding lessons and she wanted tips on posting, so I found this video. Best thing that ever happend to her, or so she said.

[thegamergirlella]

The one dislike was definitely an accident! There’s nothing not to like!!!

[daveanderson]

Thanks so much, I have taking lessons for about 6 weeks and by far the rising trot is the most difficult so far at this point !

[rainbowbudgies]

Thank you for your terrific videos. Your explanations are so clear and concise. You are an excellent communicator and I look forward to watching many more of your lessons.

[abeldasilva]

JS I use your videos to help me fully understand the different horse ridding drills.Thank you so much for your help & you helped me considerably even though you are so far away.Now I will practice your three drills.Bye all the way from Canada.

[eiriniskl]

That helped like A LOT
Thank you for all of these lovely and helpful videos !!🥰

[PiePie]

Thank you so much this improved my riding a lot.❤️

[nadzrulzarfan]

Hi JS horsemanship, I really love equestrianism and I never go to any class and also due to quarantine. I think you need to make a video from a-z about riding. I think i will suprise my family after the mco

[MikaKotikoski]

Again avery nice video👍 You's generally are among the most informative ones with very good tips. Thank you 🤓

[equestrianruby]

Thank you so much! I will try this next time I go.

[daveanderson]

Just starting out and it take a little bit of time to learn, not there just started working on the rising trot 😊 thanks for your tips 🐴

[akashskumar]

that was insanely helpful for a beginner like me

[annabellebettridge]

I had my first horse riding lessons today and I learnt how to rise and trot! I was only doing it for about 10 minutes and my instructor was just making sure I was getting the feel of it and I watched back clips of me doing it and my rythem was very off... I’m sure she will teach me how to improve that next lesson but any tips that could be useful before I go?

[cindyj]

You are such a good teacher. I wonder if you give private lessons. Your students are lucky!

[iman-hjzk]

hello! I would like some advice, whenever I trot and post I lose all of my balance and end up having my stirrups all the way through my foot. Any advice on how to not lose balance and how to not get your foot all the way in the stirrups. Thank you!

[pippimom]

My instructor used to tape big gift ribbon/bows on the the shoulders. Different color for right n left. It's much easier to see the bow move than the shoulder/ hoof. She could then tell me up on red or up on blue...
A quick glance down was all I needed to check. This was great till I got the feel for it

[georgia_]

I began my rising trot 3 weeks ago and I’ve been doing great but the past 2 sessions I’ve been really struggling and my feet keep kicking out or when I focus on keeping my feet in I lose my balance and fall forward

[haddleyjordan]

Salutes! I've been riding 3 years on and off and I am struggling with finding diagonals without looking. I have good form and such, just cannot get the diagonals. Any tips for this? Or more practice? :)

[bethanyrose]

hi ive been horse riding for 4 weeks now and I can not master the trot apparently land to heavy and then I move my legs to being straight out in front of me is there any tips on this