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Gymnastic Grid
Kestrel · Apr 26, 2026 · 18:42 · Indoor — Briarcliff
88
Overall
88
vs baseline 82▲+6
Primary driver: Hands
83
Rider
83
vs baseline 77▲+6
Primary driver: Hands
83
Horse
83
vs baseline 77▲+6
Primary driver: Technique
83
Partnership
83
vs baseline 77▲+6
Primary driver: Confidence
30
Confidence
0.30
Low
Based on 3 frames
0:18 · Posture
Shoulders closing early on approach
Paused
0:18 / 18:42
Event timeline
PostureBalanceRhythmJumpTransitionSafetyImprovement
Rider review
Posture, seat, hands, leg, balance, timing, consistency. Scored against USEF Equitation 0–100.
Sub-scores
avg 83/100
Posture
82/100
Seat
86/100
Hands
88/100
Leg
76/100
Balance
81/100
Timing
85/100
Consistency
83/100
0:18·POSTURE
MediumShoulders closing early on approach
Evidence
- ·92° at takeoff (8° closed early)
- ·Two strides out from fence 2 your shoulders dropped 8° forward of vertical, anticipating the takeoff.
Why it matters
Closing the hip angle before the horse jumps shifts your balance ahead of the motion and pushes Kestrel onto the forehand.
Fix cue
Stay tall and let the horse close your hip angle. Think 'lift the sternum' through the last stride.
Actual0:18
Shoulders ahead of vertical
Ideal reference0:18
Sternum stays up
ΔHip angle 8° more closed than ideal — shoulders crossed vertical 2 strides early.
Frame compare · actual vs ideal
0:18
MetricActualIdeal
Rider hip angle at takeoff92 °115–132 °
All rider observations