What goes up, must come down; apparently. And this certainly applies to the gaits when you're riding your horse. For many riders, successfully riding the transition into the canter and then staying with the movement in the canter itself is a great achievement. However, the next piece of the puzzle is returning to the trot.

For many riders, no matter how good the canter is and how well they can ride it; the bumpy, uneven, and unbalanced return to trot puts a damper on the whole experience.

And, yes, the transition from canter to trot can be tough to ride; but it is definitely 'doable'. Here's how you can improve this for you and your horse.

Read the Full Article HERE

https://stridesforsuccess.com/episode1287-smoother-transitions-from-canter-to-trot/

Improve Your Canter

The canter is a big topic for riders. There can be so much pleasure and joy found there. And, often, an equal amount of bumps, flatness, and non-starts! If you are keen on improving your canter in just 4 weeks, make sure you take a look at my program Improve Your Canter.

You will learn what is happening and how you can best time your aids so that your canter will go from being hit-and-miss to smooth and connected.

With audio horse riding lessons to listen to 4 days a week while you ride, all filled with different exercises for you to practice, Improve your Canter will help you finally ride the canter the way you want. Every single time.

https://stridesforsuccess.com/canter

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