Part 3: The riders jump around the course and Boyd gives them individual feedback. He concludes the session by reminding them of the power of their mentality on course, as he points out most of their mistakes happen when they get a little bit nervous, as all of them are strong riders. Boyd acknowledges there's only so many times most riders can practice at this level, unless like him, they have a lot of horses, but he advises working on staying calm and thinking slow, to get consistent in executing the best possible jump every time.
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Related Lines Bending Lines | Gina Mi...
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