SADDLE ACROBATICS

The video explores the world of equestrian acrobats in Jelinek, Poland, who are training to become future rodeo riders and stuntmen. It highlights the risks they take in pursuit of fame and fortune, emphasizing the importance of learning to fall safely. The narrative draws parallels to western films, noting the influence of Hollywood on their practices. Finally, it suggests alternative methods for riding when traditional options are unavailable.

Where is Jelinek, the place known for training future rodeo riders and stuntmen?

• Hollywood

• Texas

• Near Warsaw in Poland

• New York

What is the main goal of the equestrian acrobats' training?

• To stay on the horse as long as possible

• To learn how to fall off safely

• To win rodeo competitions

• To perform in Hollywood movies

In western movies, what is a common occurrence involving horses?

• Training wild horses

• Winning horse races

• Falling off horses

• Riding through fire

What does the phrase 'ride him, cowboy!' suggest in the context of the video?

• A suggestion to avoid riding

• A warning about dangerous stunts

• Encouragement to ride a horse

• A call to action for cowboys

What is the metaphorical message at the end of the video?

• Always ride with caution

• Adapt to circumstances when conditions change

• Hollywood portrays cowboys accurately

• Never ride without proper training