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Your personal trainer Your cheerleader Your sounding board Your motivator   Unconditional Support Non-judgement Full confidentiality Accountability Student Showing   When asking the horse to stop, it’s important that his body is straight. Momentarily, pick up evenly on both reins. This will put him into frame and align his body – then slacken the reins. When you’re ready to stop, sit deep in the saddle by rotating your hips to sit more on your pockets, and push your feet down on your stirrups. Then say whoooooooa, long and slow. Then take the slack out of the reins by lifting your rein hand and applying light pressure, and hold. Once the horse stops, release the pressure and let him stand.

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