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https://online-reitschule.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/celinerieck__CRP9678-20200701_KathrinBranderup-Tannous_Indus_web.jpg20481367The rider’s seat is the primary aid, once it can follow the horse’s movement it becomes the origin for any transition. In the last part of this series Kathrin explains how the seat and the secondary aids like hand and thighs are connected and how they can be coordinated.