2’ to 2’3” Level – Leg Position

14m 56s

Geoff says that “The most important part of your position has to start with legs.” He goes to each rider and adjusts their leg position to the way he feels is most secure for cantering and jumping. He stresses that the toes should be turned out slightly so that the ankles and knees can relaxed. That allows the legs to wrap down and around the horse to improve the rider’s balance and security in the saddle.