Everyone wants to look effortless in the saddle but quiet riding isn’t luck or talent. It’s discipline. Olympic gold medalist Peter Wylde says most riders struggle to ride quietly because they don’t train their focus and strength. The best riders practice calm and precision until it becomes second nature. Quiet riding isn’t about doing less. It’s about being intentional with every movement so your horse can truly hear you. If you want to feel more connected confident and smooth every ride watch

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