> I know I have a decent seat and I also know that a person riding > bareback's seat will look wrong.
It doesn't matter if our seat looks like a chair seat or wrong. We're not bracing in the stirrups. It is having less impact on the horse than a saddle, and we are more able to sit in the spot aligning our COM with the horse's COM. >>> I tried to disable comments yesterday, but couldn't figure it out. I'll post this info for others who may want to disable comments: Login to your youtube account. Go to the video or the My Videos page and click onto "edit video info". Scroll down to the last section called "Sharing Options". Click onto "Don't allow comments", or the option of allowing you to approve comments before they are posted. Save your changes by clicking onto "Update Video Info". >>> and my video was linked to a 'fat ugly horses' website. I searched for it, but could not find it there. >>>and got rid of the link. Anna, do you still have access to what the link address is? If so, can you send it to me off-list? >>>Maybe some of the people who > are ready to see a non-forceful method along with the positive > comments will benefit from the video. You are absolutely correct. >>>If they want to slam me on their 'mean people's' list, oh well. When we are Change Makers, thinking outside of the box, and practicing positive deviance, there are certain things that happen. Let me put those things in a separate post. Judy
