In this lesson, Jack Curtis focuses on how the rider’s body movements directly influence the horse’s transitions, specifically from walk to trot. He explains that by aligning your body with the natural motion of the horse, you can encourage the horse to move with more fluidity and ease. When Jack shortens the reins and walks faster, he sits up tall, lifting his posture as if being pulled up to the ceiling. This change in energy and posture prompts the horse to pick up the trot. Jack points out t
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In this lesson, Jack Curtis focuses on how the rider’s body movements directly influence the horse’s transitions, specifically from walk to trot. He explains that by aligning your body with the natural motion of the horse, you can encourage the horse to move with more fluidity and ease. When Jack shortens the reins and walks faster, he sits up tall, lifting his posture as if being pulled up to the ceiling. This change in energy and posture prompts the horse to pick up the trot. Jack points out t
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