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What would you do with a... - Core Conditioning for Horses

What would you do with a... - Core Conditioning for Horses

9.2K views7 months ago

FacebookCore Conditioning for Horses

Tired of slipping saddle pads that go down on the spine of your horse and simply don‘t stay in place? Try the Stübben&Evolution Streamline Saddle Pad! Watch the video and you know why 😎🤝 #stuebben #saddlepad #tack #equestrian #ridinggear #horseriding #horses #reitsport #pferde #equestrianfashion | Stübben

Tired of slipping saddle pads that go down on the spine of your horse and simply don‘t stay in place? Try the Stübben&Evolution Streamline Saddle Pad! Watch the video and you know why 😎🤝 #stuebben #saddlepad #tack #equestrian #ridinggear #horseriding #horses #reitsport #pferde #equestrianfashion | Stübben

269 views4 months ago

FacebookStübben

The camera zooms in on a dorsal view of the right hand as it is...

The camera zooms in on a dorsal view of the right hand as it is...

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Save this for later❗ It's always the simplest tips that help make the biggest difference! And did you catch the part of different dismounting methods impacting the horse's spine differently? We'll be posting a detailed video just about that -- so if you've been curious about the small changes you can make to help your horse's body, follow along for more! 🎥 @leah_Lazic_media #libertytraining #coltstarting #horsemanship #horses #naturalhorsemanship #horsetraining #horsetok

34.3K views7 months ago

TikTokprohorsecanada

Wow! A different view of the horse's spine, looking up at the thoracic and lumbar and between the ribs. This area would be filled with lungs, diaphragm and digestive system too. | Horses Inside Out

13.4K views4 months ago

FacebookHorses Inside Out

Is your spine center directly over your horses spine when you ride ? Do you sit right to left or center in the saddle? I am interested to know percentages. Please Comment below Most people are asymmetrical with one side tighter than the other. Read to end Does anyone notice this? That your horse is better one direction and that happens to be the same side you’re a little tight on? Biomechanics of it is - If your right hip is tight it will pull your seat to the right. This causes the right side o

364 viewsMay 26, 2023

FacebookMarie Hoffman Total Horse Method

We recently had the opportunity to chat with Dr. Wimer, a veterinarian and chiropractor, about a condition called Kissing Spine and get his thoughts on how to address this issue. If you're a veterinarian, chiropractor, equine bodyworker, or farrier, we'd love to talk to you about saddle fit and hear your insights. Feel free to mention your favorite veterinarian! Ranchland Forge #Veterinarian #Vet #Equinevet #Equinescience #biomechanics #horse #saddlefit #saddlefitting #saddlefitter #Saddles #Bar

1.3K views4 months ago

FacebookBurns Saddlery

Twist your stirrup around and step up, right? Wrong! 🫢 Although this is the way most people are taught to mount their horse, stepping up from this angle is actually putting unnecessary pressure on the horse's body, pulling their spine and wither. Instead of mounting with your knee facing the seat, try pivoting your leg so that your knee is pressed against the horse's shoulder. Keep your body tight to the horse, step up parallel to the saddle, and swing your leg over. This will let your weight h

110.5K views7 months ago

TikTokprohorsecanada

Let’s talk... - TLC Farms Equine Rehabilitation Center

6.3K views10 months ago

FacebookTLC Farms Equine Rehabilitation Center

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3.3K views7 months ago

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Why Check the Pelvis for a Turning Issue in Horses

3.1M viewsFeb 3, 2023

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🤔 Does your horse have hunter's bump? We can help fix it! Symptoms of hunter's bump include: - Back pain and soreness - Poll pain - Short striding - Bunny hopping - Reluctant to move - Stiff hindquarters - Lameness ➡️ Causes of hunter's bump: - Incorrect saddle fit - False frame riding - Head injury - Pull back - Weak back muscles - Atrophied top-line - SI joint repetitive stress injury ➡️ Source of hunter's bump: - Tight psoas muscle - Sacrum-Lumbar tension - Sacrum pulls down and forward - Lu

1.6K views5 months ago

TikTokholistichorseworks

Equitana Melbourne 2024 📣. It’s time to shake things up 😎. Pain in the ridden horse has to be one of the most talked about subjects recently - coupled with rehabilitation, holistic approaches and whole horse.It’s time we had a thought 💭 provoking chat about this…. 😏Join me at Equitana 2024 - Friday November 15th 🙌#equitana2024 #equitanamelbourne #horsehealth #horsevet #foodforthought #equinerehabilitation | Equine HSD - Health, Spine & Dentistry

108 views5 months ago

FacebookEquine HSD - Health, Spine & Dentistry

He expects it to hurt!

5.5K views5 months ago

FacebookTim Anderson Horse Training

Les différentes couches de notre musculature dorsale. Layers of our dorsal muscles ! 3d: @scie.pro #anatomie #osteopathie #ostéo #anatomy #3d #back #dorsal #muscles #spine #backmuscle #longissimus #latissimus #trapezius #workout | François Albaranes Ostéopathe D.O.

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FacebookFrançois Albaranes Ostéopathe D.O.

The horse was diagnosed with navicular syndrome five years before this video. The horse was lame and two vet schools advised euthanasia. The source of the kinematics abnormality stressing the navicular apparatus was an inverted rotation of the thoracic spine. I corrected the inverted rotation and restored the correct limb kinematics. The horse regained soundness. Interestingly, the horse could not perform tempi changes before the navicular episode. The thoracic spine dysfunction that hampered th

95.9K views3 months ago

FacebookScience Of Motion

Backing up is one of the most important skills you can teach your horse. It not only makes handling easier but offers numerous other benefits. Physically, a high-quality backup is thought to mobilize the spine and sacroiliac joint by shifting the horse's weight backwards - strengthening the hindquarters, and enhancing balance and coordination (proprioception). It's also an excellent diagnostic tool for vets and physiotherapists. If your horse struggles to back up even with training, seek advice

38.5K views8 months ago

FacebookKelly Marks and Intelligent Horsemanship

When saddle fitting, the seat length a horse can comfortably carry is determine by the location of their last rib the T18. But did you know the angle of the ribs can make a difference? 🧐 Just like us, horses can have unique skeletal systems, meaning the angle of a horse's ribs can be different in each horse! Why does this matter? 🤔 When determining seat size, a saddle fitter will run their hand along the last rib, following the angle until they reach their spine. If the horse's ribs are straig

1.3K views6 months ago

FacebookSaddles Direct

🙌ADJUSTING THE THORACOLUMBAR SPINE 🙌 Misalignments along the spinal column can cause a restriction in movement, impair nerve function and cause muscle tension. Here I am targeting misaligned vertebrae in the thoracolumbar spine with gentle but very fast adjustments to help the realign the spinal column. The adjustments are done with the lightest of touch and you can see that the horse is completely relaxed whilst I’m working along his back. The treatment triggers a healing process within the b

102 views5 months ago

FacebookRachael Brown Equine Chiropractor

Dorsal View of Sheep Brain (Anatomy & Physiology I – BIO)

554 views5 months ago

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Save this for later❗ It's always the simplest tips that help make the biggest difference! And did you catch the part of different dismounting methods impacting the horse's spine differently? We'll be posting a detailed video just about that -- so if you've been curious about the small changes you can make to help your horse's body, follow along for more! 🎥 @leah_Lazic_media #libertytraining #coltstarting #horsemanship #horses #naturalhorsemanship #horsetraining #horsetok | ProHorse Training

97.4K views7 months ago

FacebookProHorse Training

Dineura Dahlbom, 1835, larvae (a-lateral view, b-dorsal view) 18x55 #video shoot 📷🐛🐛

43 views1 month ago

YouTubeR.P photo fix

What about body work benefits a horse? Stretching and body work is key to a healthy long lasting horse. Through encouraging them to relax and become loose you physically and mentally relieve tension existing in various parts of the body. Stretches that ease soreness and stiffness in quantity, like the shoulder stretch above that stretches the muscles all across a horses back and shoulder, are very helpful in keeping your equine in working condition. Other stretches that work on the spine and ver

144 views5 months ago

FacebookScattered Acres Sport Horses

14.1K viewsApr 30, 2008

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