Anatomy and Biomechanics Archives - Intelligent Horsemanship

Therapeutic Schooling: Rebuilding the Horse & Rider Through Connection, Biomechanics & Compassion

In Articles and Guides Tags: Anatomy and Biomechanics, Connection and Communication, Dressage, Fitness and Performance, Horse Psychology and Learning Theory, Physio Rehab and Complementary Therapies, Dr James Cooling

Therapeutic Schooling: Rebuilding the Horse & Rider Through Connection, Biomechanics & Compassion with Dr James Cooling A practical, compassionate guide to ridden schooling that helps the horse develop balance, strength […]

The Therapy Puzzle: Finding a Therapy That Fits

In Articles and Guides Tags: Anatomy and Biomechanics, Everyday Care and Management, Fitness and Performance, Pain and Lameness (inc. Diagnostics), Physio Rehab and Complementary Therapies, Veterinary (Injury Surgery Care and Advice), Abigail Pass

The Therapy Puzzle: Finding a Therapy That Fits with Abi Pass, MSc Vet Physio & RAMP Member A welfare-led guide to choosing appropriate support for your horse: when veterinary advice […]

The Big Interview: Isaac Ares – A Slightly Different Dressage Trainer

In Articles and Guides Tags: Anatomy and Biomechanics, Connection and Communication, Dressage, Horse Psychology and Learning Theory, Interviews and Q&A's, Ridden (Training and Exercises), Rider Positioning and Biomechanics, Welfare and Ethics, Dr James Cooling, Kelly Marks

The Big Interview: Dr Andrew Hemmings — Inside the Equine Brain with Isaac Ares, Kelly Marks and Dr James Cooling A thought-provoking conversation with Spanish dressage trainer Isaac Ares on […]

The Ultimate Guide To Starting Young Horses Well: The First Foundations

In Articles and Guides Tags: Anatomy and Biomechanics, Connection and Communication, Dually Halter Giddy-Up Rope and Other Equipment, Everyday Care and Management, Fitness and Performance, Groundwork (Training and Exercises), Hacking, Horse Psychology and Learning Theory, Leading and Ground Handling, Loading and Travelling, Unhandled and Inexperienced Horse, Welfare and Ethics, Young Horse and Starting, Gillian Higgins, Sandra Williams

The Ultimate Guide To Starting Young Horses Well: The First Foundations (Part 1 & 2) with Charlie Carr, Sarah Weston, Gillian Higgins, Lynn Chapman, Joanna O’Neill, Ian Vandenberghe, Jake Harris, […]

Build a Stronger, Better-Balanced Horse

In Articles and Guides Tags: Anatomy and Biomechanics, Fitness and Performance, Groundwork (Training and Exercises), Physio Rehab and Complementary Therapies, Ridden (Training and Exercises), Abigail Pass, Gillian Higgins, Sue Palmer

Build a Stronger, Better-Balanced Horse with Sue Palmer, Abi Pass, Kate Sandel and Gillian Higgins A curated mini-magazine on building strength, balance, coordination and healthy posture, with practical ideas to […]

Is Your Horse Comfortable? Spotting the Subtle Signs

In Articles and Guides Tags: Anatomy and Biomechanics, Fitness and Performance, Pain and Lameness (inc. Diagnostics), Saddles and Saddle Fitting, Welfare and Ethics, Dr James Cooling, Dr. Sue Dyson, Gillian Higgins, Sue Palmer

Is Your Horse Comfortable? Spotting the Subtle Signs with Dr Sue Dyson, Sue Palmer, Dr James Cooling and Gillian Higgins A curated mini-magazine to help you recognise subtle changes in […]

The Big Interview: Dr Andrew Hemmings — Inside the Equine Brain

In Articles and Guides Tags: Anatomy and Biomechanics, Horse Psychology and Learning Theory, Interviews and Q&A's, Science and Research, Dr. Andrew Hemmings

The Big Interview: Dr Andrew Hemmings — Inside the Equine Brain with Andrew Hemmings What really goes on inside a horse’s head? In this fascinating interview, neuroscientist Dr Andrew Hemmings […]

Stretching, Massaging & Mobilisation – A Guide To Keeping Your Equine Friend Happy & Healthy

In Articles and Guides Tags: Anatomy and Biomechanics, Everyday Care and Management, Fitness and Performance, Pain and Lameness (inc. Diagnostics), Physio Rehab and Complementary Therapies

Stretching, Massaging & Mobilisation – A Guide To Keeping Your Equine Friend Happy & Healthy with The Horse Physio Sue Palmer and Gillian Higgins of Horses Inside Out A focused, […]

To Lunge Or Not To Lunge – That Is The Question

In Articles and Guides Tags: Anatomy and Biomechanics, Equestrian News Debates and Discussions, Groundwork (Training and Exercises), Long Lining / Long Reining and Lunging, Physio Rehab and Complementary Therapies, Training Aids, Abigail Pass

“To Lunge, Or Not To Lunge,” a three-part series by vet physiotherapist Abi Pass MSc, explores the pros and cons of lunging, a somewhat controversial exercise. The guide emphasises the importance of clinical reasoning when deciding whether to lunge a specific horse, and discusses lungeing equipment and training aids.

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