Wouldn't it be a little more to the left since you're trying to travel to the left, and vise versa?

Knowing what action influences what movement, really helps everything flow smoother. Like the outside leg and seat bones helps get you from walk to canter, and you also need those aids to be clear, otherwise your horse is gonna get confused on what you're asking

I agree, Im not gonna lie, I always thought it looked like the rider was trying to duck from something above them, also wouldn't the modern crest release be harder to get out of and get yourself upright at the end of the jump? And what would happen when something goes wrong, wouldn't all your weight be forward, which would make it easier to fall off?

I agree with you, honestly I dont think the rif should even exist, we're all two sides of the same coin, I love both, and they both have their pros and cons, I think its just a bit childish and weird to have a rif in the first place 🤷‍♀️

@Stacey Youlios yes!

@Janet Wilson wow! It looks so cool but it also looks uncomfortable 😂 how was your experience?

Well, on Monday me and my friends are planning a little camping day, and although I havent been able to workout a lot lately, most of the stuff ive been busy with has a lot of physical activity! Especially swimming, walking, and running