Why Progress in Riding Is Rarely Linear and How to Stay Motivated
At the beginning of the learning to ride process, people usually presume that the process of improvement is a simple uphill ride: with lessons one after another, each one based on the previous one. But consult any man who has been riding or training, and you will be told the truth--no improvement in horseback riding is often conducted on a straight path. Whether you're working on basic balance, tackling your first canter, or preparing for a long horse ride out on the trails, setbacks are part of the journey. For riders exploring horseback riding Seattle experiences, especially those coming for their first horse riding adventure, it's important to understand this reality early. Horses just as people do have good days and difficult days. And the co-operation between horse and rider must involve patience and adaptability and long perspective. Why Progress Stalls—or Even Reverses The ups and downs of development of a rider depend on several factors: Horse Behavior and Mood – Ho...