Backriding

Backriding is a equestrian activity in which a person rides on the back of another person, typically a horse. The rider sits on the back of the horse, with their legs wrapped around the horse's body and their arms holding onto the horse's mane or neck. The rider's weight is supported by the horse's back, and the rider guides the horse using their legs and reins. Backriding is a popular activity in many cultures and is often used for transportation, recreation, and competition. It requires a strong bond between the rider and the horse, as well as skill and experience in handling and controlling the horse. Backriding can be a challenging and rewarding activity, but it also carries risks, including the potential for injury to both the rider and the horse. Proper training, equipment, and safety precautions are essential for a safe and enjoyable backriding experience.