Trainer Grips

Trainer Grips

excessive grip when jumping?

I have this habit that I grip with your calves to jump so my horse is going too fast and start jumping flat. I'm trying to listen to my coach when he says put ur weight on ur heels and thigh grip .. but then I feel unbalanced. any suggestions?

Like the other answers say, I would hair or no stirrups. He turned his toe, not only stops grip but also helps to get your feet hanging in the stirrup. I see so many drivers today looks ducks with their feet turned out, and that's not the right horse. Try to rest the leg and his chair and just melt in your saddle. I used to pretend he was in a recliner. Ha ha ha! Or you see in your own little place of peace, whatever helps you relax. Also once your balance is better, start jumping some jumps rebound. A jump bounce is usually just a few cavalettis placed in a row without any intermediate steps. Once the land of the horse they have to pick up again. This will help your balance, upper body, leg, and total control over his horse. He was slowing down. I hope my answer helps! Good luck with your training horse!

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