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...hours of guided study once the student leaves the class. Participants complete 20 massage sessions on at least 5 different horses, using all of the massage techniques...

...This 9-day, 97+hour course (actual course contact hours, independent evening and off-day assigned studies), for a total of 300+hours with the compulsory... Learn about: Intensive equine anatomy, Equine sports massage, Business Plan...

...Equinology's Equine Body Worker Review The new Review course will also allow the Equinology student to concentrate on a full Equine Body Worker® Certification Course review...

...limb deviations, rotations and determination of symmetry Basic anatomy and terminology Preventing lameness Defining and diagramming the basic gaits History...

...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 learn what problems to look for in the mouth. This course is great anyone in the equine health care field as well as owners and trainers...

...Saddle fit pertaining to the static posture (standing still) Saddle fit pertaining to the dynamic posture (movement) Correlation between the static...

...point selection, point stimulation and meridian selection...

...Suitable for: This class is suitable for those just beginning their studies. This class is suitable for those just beginning their studies. Foundation...

...chance to ensure he or she has understood the information by completing a self assessment before the beginning of each class. Students are responsible...

...equine massage therapists, trainers, barn managers, and chiropractors and other professionals who would like to enhance their skills. students wishing...

...Required readings: students must review the veterinary vocabulary, skeletal anatomy and bony landmarks from the EQ100A course manual. Students from outside...

...Advanced Equine Acupressure The course reviews the Foundation and Progressive workshops and continues with additional concepts and techniques...

...of lameness Reading the break over How shoeing affects the horse's performance Shoeing versus trimming Reading the wear of a shoe and foot The balanced...

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

...(Upledger Institute) is issued upon completion of course. Full participation is required for the four days. Completion of this course does not qualify...

...modalities will be presented. Exciting new information makes this course a must to update all those working in the field. General outline: Central Nervous System...

...How about supplements? What is needed in relation to your geographical location? What are the different types of suggested feed programmes for the young horse...

...Even if you think you have good ground skills with your clients' or your own horses, you will find a mindful approach in this three-day course...

...Equine Sports Medicine And Science Which conditioning programmess are best for different disciplines and body types? Do you know what happens to the horse...