Because I do not board my horses with my trainer, I have learned to be more independent than many of my peers. Most days I ride on my own, with occasional input from my mom, who is a professional. However, her schedule is often full, so I need to take initiative if I want to improve.
I have begun to incorporate more no-stirrups work into my daily rides in order to strengthen my legs and secure my seat. I also develop some of my own exercises, along with using ones from Val's and my mom's lessons, to solve problems my horse and I may have.
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