DVD Finder: Chris Cox Horsemanship Co. : Clinician, Two-Time Road to the Horse Champion, TV Host, Equine Educator

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Patience: There are no shortcuts to good horsemanship. You can't skip steps. And the lessons you are taught at a clinic or class need time to become a part of your natural way of communicating with your horse. That takes time and practice. When your patience does run out, with yourself or with your horse, you've probably hit the end of your knowledge. Be aware of this and make sure you have a reservoir of patience to tap into as you work to improve your horsemanship. Patience comes from believing in your program – you know it will work. Although I am not a naturally patient person, I have patience with my horsemanship because I believe in my program and know it will work.

Riding with the Correct Seat Position

$39.99

Chris teaches you how to find your centered seat. He talks about three seat positions: (1) front of saddle, (2) center of saddle and (3) back pocket of saddle. These positions are essential to achieve maximum effectiveness while performing maneuvers with your horse. He will show you how to establish balance and timing so you get in rhythm with your horse. No matter what discipline your horse is used for, English or Western; this video will teach you the correct equestrian seat.

Keep up the good work! Thanks for sharing your time and talents with us who as adults are going back to learn. Many of us have never had formal lessons, and learning about a balanced seat, and leg cues was all new, especially when you just learned by riding around out in the country as a child.

Cheryl Dahms

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