Cody Crow breaks down a detail that doesn't get talked about enough: how the back cinch can interfere with a rider's ability to cue their horse effectively. On younger or duller horses, Cody explains that he has to exaggerate his foot cue to get the response he's looking for. A finished horse, on the other hand, should respond to a light cue even when the rider's leg makes contact with the back cinch. Cody also covers foot placement in the stirrup and how subtle adjustments in where and how you position your foot directly affect the quality of your cues. Small details with a big impact on communication between horse and rider. A quick but valuable look at the mechanics behind effective leg aids.