The first thing I notice is that you pump with your body. You should sit up and squeeze instead of pushing with your upper body to get up speed and find your distance. Your leg over fences is really solid, I love it! You could sink into your heels a little deeper but that’s being picky. I can’t really tell whether or not your back is hunched over but it seems to be flat. Your release is good as well. The main problem is your breakover, since the fences are little, you should stay much farther back with your body more upright. Even if they were five foot fences, you should stay 4 inches off the neck. You can tell you’re going too far down if you pause at :34 because your elbows go below the crest. Both your hands and arms should be even, touching the top of the crest. You don’t need to lay your sweatshirt on the mane, stay up a little bit more. Other than that you look like you know what you’re doing and your horse looks like a sweetie. Good job!
The first thing I notice is that you pump with your body. You should sit up and squeeze instead of pushing with your upper body to get up speed and find your distance. Your leg over fences is really solid, I love it! You could sink into your heels a little deeper but that’s being picky. I can’t really tell whether or not your back is hunched over but it seems to be flat. Your release is good as well. The main problem is your breakover, since the fences are little, you should stay much farther back with your body more upright. Even if they were five foot fences, you should stay 4 inches off the neck. You can tell you’re going too far down if you pause at :34 because your elbows go below the crest. Both your hands and arms should be even, touching the top of the crest. You don’t need to lay your sweatshirt on the mane, stay up a little bit more. Other than that you look like you know what you’re doing and your horse looks like a sweetie. Good job!