Leaning Rider
Brad Barkemeyer breaks down the effects of leaning in the saddle while you ride.

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A rider can lean both while riding in a straight line and while riding in a circle. Your horse has to compensate for the shift in weight, so they are going to want to drift away from where you’re leaning.

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