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You don’t know the thrill of horseback riding until you’ve tried it. Once you do, you’ll swear by it for as long as you live. That’s my motto and the main reason why I’m making these videos — I want to get people in the saddle and riding.

When you first get in the saddle, the horse under you is steady but you can sense the massive muscles and the raw power in them. Then, the horse slowly goes into a canter and your entire world starts shaking. A horse is an animal with a tremendous potential that you’ll only feel when you experience the true power of horse gallop; it’s no wonder motors get their potential measured in horsepowers!

Horse riding is often considered a pastime of the obnoxiously rich but I don’t see it that way. It’s true that horses are expensive and take quite a bit of maintenance but you don’t have to own one. If you have a stable nearby, they’ll let you ride it, which is how i do it. For me, equestrian activities are what I do to unwind and have fun. They don’t take much time or money to do and I can even put together a few nice horse riding videos for you guys! ☺

You’ll be surprised how gentle a horse can be. Despite their tremendous power, they can melt in your hands and get happy when they see you. They do have feelings too, it’s just that we don’t spend nearly enough time near them to see it. You’re bound to find stable near your location if you look hard enough, so get involved and get riding.

Whenever you can, take a look at some equestrian activity and I guarantee you’ll develop respect for what a horse can do. There are other equines out there, such as zebras, but I’m not quite sure they’ll be as easy to ride like a horse!

Anyway, if you’ve read this far down a video description, you’ve got the yearning for exploration I’d like to instill in people through my horse riding videos. You’re doing great, keep it up! I want everyone to maintain that curiosity and that fire in their spirit that makes them take chances and explore.

I mostly run the same or a same-ish route with the horses in my videos, just to inspire people to get moving and see beyond the monitor once in a while. I also change up my gear from time to time and do a HUD of sorts in the video, just to show the current speed and so on.

I like to think of my horseback videos as horse riding tales, where I get to tell you a story and get you relaxed for just a moment. Ultimately, I want to make a stable stream of content that’s going to be enjoyed worldwide. I traveled to horse races in Europe and Asia and found out I’m not the only one who admires horses.