Natural asymmetry and the rider’s seat

In the fifth part of the webinar series “Natural asymmetry and training for straightness”, we look at how the seat and the asymmetry of the horse influence each other.

How does riding to one hand feel great, and I feel so terrible on the other?
What does the horse’s crookedness do with our seat?
Why does the horse follow our seat to one side, not not to the other?
What can I do to help then?
How can we use our seat to feel the asymmetry?
Where exactly do I feel what from the horse?
How can we influence the horse’s straightness positively?
How does our own asymmetry influence the horse?

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