How does horse riding work? How do you tell it to go, stop turn, jump, etc.?
If you are interested in teaching your inexperienced or young 4 years old horse to jump, stop, turn, etc, use a level arena or field with well-drained footing, and safe jump standards and poles made either from wood or PVC specially designed for jumps. Here are 6 tips that will help you train your horse better! I recommend applying them all so that training your horse is easier and more fun!
Tip 1: Work on confidence first. Build a good bond with him.
Tip 2: Take your time. Try to train without time pressure.
Tip 3: Make your goal specific. Establish a four-fold training schedule:
- A schedule to make the horse get used to trailer loading, so you can drive to the destination
- A schedule to make the horse get used to traffic
- Working on the condition of your horse
- Ensure the horse receives basic dressage training so he can carry you easily and you can ride safely
Tip 4: Put away your ego! Horses sense whether there is real contact or a “fake” contact driven by ego.
Tip 5: Have fun and let your horse have fun!
Tip 6: Listen to your horse. Try to open up to what the horse is trying to say to you. Does he/she roll with the eyes? Have you used too much pressure? Does he/she wag the tail for a moment? Practice observing your horse during training, so that you do not end up in the ‘I say and you do’ mode. Training is communication!
And if you are ready to start your riding journey, you must contact Comly Sport Horses. They offer you Top-Level Horse Training and Boarding services. With a foundation in classical riding, their world-class trainer will take your riding to the next level, helping you achieve your goals and realize your dreams. They provide a range of different services such as horse training services, hunter jumper lessons, horse show jumping.
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