Equinenergy courses

...Additionally, it helps to prepare students for further studies in other Equinology® courses. Certification of achievement upon successful completion...

...Review the full massage routine Review the deep and superficial muscle location Review and palpation of the 80 point locations Contraindications for massage...

...of the forelimb Reciprocal and stay apparatus: structure, function and palpation of the hind limb Structure and function of the head and neck Sports analysis/video...

...If you can only baby your horse one way because of limited time, stretching is what you need to learn. Equinology® feels that stretching should be a part of every trainer...

...and training and assessment of dental conditions. During the afternoon hands-on portion, participants will assess the dental condition of several horses...

...The remainder of the course addresses farrier topics. These includes issues we should look for in the foot and how they can also affect saddle...

...basis in a virtual (online) classroom situation, with practical sessions held at various worldwide locations. Course outline includes the following modules...

...(please see note below). The acupressure course manual is over 500 pages long, detailing over 100 equine acupressure points and includes approximately...

...Suitable for: Anyone in the equine health care profession, whether working with hands, tools or machines, will find this is a great opportunity to expand and enhance skills...

...Suitable for: students wishing to pursue a career in this field, but is also regularly attended by veterinarians, physical therapists, human massage therapists...

...Advanced Equine Sports Massage Techniques Level I This intensive five-day workshop which is designed for those who have already completed the Equine Sports...

...of Equine Body Worker or comparable programme...

...Course Outline: Anatomy of the foot Normal functions of the foot Types of shoeing Types of trimming The various current approaches to shoeing The science...

...with this full body approach. Course modules include: theory of myofascial, osseous and related structures, anatomy biomechanics conformation and definition...

...demonstration and practice involving some work with humans but mostly with horses. Course participants with previous CST training will find this class...

...General: nerve contribution to clinical and functional anatomy: muscle form and function. Course Outline: Central Nervous System: • Central nervous system...

...to communicate with us. Beside equine behaviour and working out scenarios between the horse and handler, the instructor will also lead students through...

...exercises are also beneficial in rehabilitation work. We need to be able to read a horse better and handle him without force or gimmicks. Learn how...

...thermoregulation and conditioning programmes. The material will be covered through lecture, classroom exercises, hands-on practicals, plenty of Q and...

...(theory and practical) Locating and isolating muscles Injury Deep muscles Superficial muscles Cause of muscle damage and common pathologies Massage...