>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
At first she resisted -
she'd "bounce" me back to her preferred diagonal, since that was
more
comfortable for her, so I had to keep switching back to the
right. At first,
I kept the periods posting on the right brief, increasing them as
I built her
muscling up on that side.
Dawn in Texas >>>>>>>>>>>
When I realized that I'd gotten into the habit of preferring one
diagonal,
and starting working to use both diagonals I noticed that if I was on
my preferred diagonal I pretty much kept it thru stumbles and such, if
I was on my weak diagonal any little thing bounced me to my preferred
diagonal. Now after working to make sure I use both diagonals I'm
still likely to grab my preferred one if I just start posting w/o
delibaretly picking my weak diagonal but I don't lose the weak one as
easily and sometimes I get bounced to it from my strong one now when
Grey shies or stumbles. Not saying that Dawn was one-sided, but I
believe a lot of times we think a horse is putting us on a diagonal,
when its our bodies taking any excuse to switch to a preferred diagonal;
or maybye I'm just weird.
Cheers,
Teresa
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