1201. Putting One Thing onto Autopilot in Your Riding This Month

Have you ever wondered how some riders seem to effortlessly connect with their horse when riding?  It genuinely seems like they are doing nothing in particular, and there is clearly an ongoing conversation, or magic, happening. The secret to seemingly effortless riding is to begin, one by one putting a basic on autopilot - and then revisiting and upgrading them regularly The basics in riding are all the seemingly small, but vitally important, things that are essential to developing as a rider.  They are like the foundations. Choosing a 'Basic on Autopilot' This Month I think that there are a few key areas that you can begin looking at putting onto autopilot in your riding.  Now, obviously, each of these topics is pretty sizeable and has many different facets to them; there are no 'quick wins' and 'one solution fit all' here. Following & Allowing with Your Seat Your Position & Posture Your Basic Aids Bending & Turning Trotting (transitions and what you do while trotting) Cantering (transitions and what you do while cantering) If you look at any rider who is having a great, connected conversation with their horse, they are not worrying about any of these things... They are not continuously 'fixing' their position.  Or trying to turn their horse.  They are certainly not still trying to figure out basic trotting and canter. Read More... Let's Work Together:- Daily Strides Premium Newsletter Lunging for Riding Returning to Riding Summer Special   Connect with Lorna Connect on Instagram @stridesforsuccess https://instagram.com/stridesforsuccess Connect on Facebook https://facebook.com/stridessuccess    Join the Free Private Communities Connect in the Mindset & Fitness for Equestrians Private Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/SFS30DayRiderFitnessChallenge Connect in the Virtual Stable Lounge Private Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1499737810323191   Join the 2021 Equestrian Fitness Challenge:- Sign up for the free RIDING challenge   Additional Resources:- Returning to Riding (Basics on Autopilot) Program Are You Blocking with Your Seat While Riding - Part 1 Following & Allowing in Your Riding