I have had no pictures taken of me riding Connor since...July? But I do have these screengrabs of my trainer riding Connor in the last JLC clinic that I've been sitting on for a weirdly long amount of time (these are ten weeks old at this point.) If you're curious what exactly they're working on in these photos,
here is the clinic recap.
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| Not sure if this is officially or unofficially in the Welsh Cob breed standards, but here's Connor's "a leg on each corner" picture! |
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| The following photos where she's wearing black are from the first day, when he was behind her leg and she didn't carry a whip. Whip was carried for day 2 (blue shirt). |
12 comments:
Connor looks like he's thinking *very* hard lol. lookin good!
Lol, yeah he was "in the zone" especially on the second (blue shirt) day.
Haha I now feel mildly less bad that I haven't had riding video in A MONTH. So long for me. So short for you.
Poor Connor, having to do such hard work! He really looks fantastic!
Lol. That would be amazing. I get pictures and video of me riding about 3-5 times a year depending on my show schedule. And people still read my blog. They must like crosstie pictures, that's the only explanation.
Thanks!
You're so patient. That's probably a character trait I should work on.
Less patience and more...resignation?
He looks amazing! I never really noticed that you don't have undersaddle pictures lol
I would love to audit a JLC clinic, maybe ride in one eventually. Do you think it's a valuable experience for auditors?
Oh no my secret is out! Haha.
I think auditing is worth it for sure. He teaches how riding affects the musculoskeletal system, and it's very different and helpful from how other clinicians teach. Definitely bring a notebook if you audit. Riding, I'm not so sure. His fees went up significantly this year, we're talking one clinic is the cost of my monthly full board (no lessons). I just can't see paying that much for it, even though it has had a significant impact on our riding.
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