Courses in Writtle

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

...The fifth day of the course is spent out of class for independent study. This is an intensive course! There are two other versions of this course spread... Learn about: Sports Massage, Business Plan, Intensive equine anatomy...

...analysis review Students attend class daily from 8:00am to 5:00pm and have additional 3 hours of evening study. Certification of Achievement upon completion of class and externship...

...of biomechanics Biomechanical techniques High-speed cinematography Equipometry discussion Measuring horses Stay apparatus: structure, function and palpation...

...owner and equine health care specialist's repertoire. It is important that stretching is done properly to avoid risk of injury, not only to the person...

...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...

...terms veterinary terms Skeletal structure form and function skeletal organization thoracic and pelvic appendicular system axial skeletal system bony landmark...

...to registrants approximately two months prior to course commencement: this study guide involves a minimum of 40 hours of preparation for the actual course...

...programmes will be sent a pre-course manual and are required to attend the one-day preparation and review class (EQ2500E)...

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

...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...

...Equine Myofascial Release Techniques Level I Participants are trained in the theory, concepts and practice of Myofascial Release as it pertains to the equine population...

...animals often is reflected by the space from which the therapist is aware of within him or herself. The four days are divided between lectures...

...• Common pathologies • Muscle physiology • The effects of training and exercise on the muscle, skeletal and nervous system Required reading...

...Gut dissection may be included in the class, either as a live laboratory exercise or through video presentation. It is important to be able to work...

...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...

...work in any equine profession! Course modules include: coverage of the cardiovascular, respiratory and muscular systems; energy production; thermoregulation...