Training Horses from an Anatomical Perspective
Sample training horses from an anatomical
This comprehensive training course includes four video presentations and an accompanying training manual, covering everything from the importance of equine anatomy to following an effective training plan, avoiding pain and injury, understanding quality of movement, and applying the relevant training categories that are often misunderstood or overlooked by equine professionals and horse owners alike.
After completing this course, you will be able to:
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Promote Biomechanical Efficiency – Enhance movement, balance, and coordination.
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Help Prevent Injury – Develop core strength, correct alignment, and flexibility.
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Recognise Early Signs of Strain – Identify potential issues before they develop into more significant problems.
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Tailor Training Effectively – Improve suppleness and muscular engagement throughout the whole body.
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Reduce the Risk of Downtime – Create a strong foundation for long-term welfare and improved performance.
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Understand and Apply the Six Training Categories – Because missing a stage can place the horse at increased risk of injury and reduced performance.
(1 CPD Point)
Josh Spencer Elliot
“Attending this course has been an eye-opening for me as an equestrian trainer. The in-depth knowledge I gained about equine anatomy and biomechanics has changed the way I approach horse training. I can now design more targeted and effective training programmes that consider the individual horse's physical capabilities and limitations. I can't thank the instructor enough for imparting this invaluable knowledge”.