136K views · 42 shares | Ready to canter? Make sure you sequence your aids so your horse is prepared to make the transition. In this clip from one of my clinics, I show you what that means, and explain how to do that no matter what gait you're transitioning to. #JulieGoodnight #horsemanship Troxel Helmets Circle Y Saddles Redmond Equine Horseback Riding is Life Horse Riding | Julie Goodnight Horsemanship | Facebook

10K views · 244 reactions | In sync. In stride. Two athletes. One rhythm. Running the streets of Kenya in the @kiprun KD900X Lab—performance gear built for harmony in motion. #metaendurance #kiprun #satisfying | Meta Endurance | Facebook

Working on improving your canter quality? Or you just can’t sit your horse’s canter stride? One great way to help you with your canter is to count each beat of the gait. As you count, focus on feeling your seat in each footfall. This will help you establish a steady and consistent rhythm, which is the number one most important thing in your riding! Plus, it’s a great way to help you relax a follow the motion of your horse. Want more tips to help you improve your riding? I have something exciting