Courses in Writtle

...vocabulary and terminology Massage benefits Contraindications for massage Bony landmark/surface anatomy identification Stretches for the massage session...

...to accentuate working within the professional equine healthcare industry. The class is presented with loads of practical sessions, specimens... Learn about: Equine sports massage, Business Plan, Intensive equine anatomy...

...review Bony landmark/surface anatomy identification review Stretches and ROM for the massage foundation routine review Subjective conformation and...

...Students must read and understand the veterinary vocabulary and terms, skeletal anatomy and bony landmarks in the pre-course study guide provided after course registration...

...Be aware that there are current published articles and some books that offer examples that are not safe or correct for either. Course Outline...

...Morning lectures will cover topics such as dentition, skull structure and function, common dental problems, problems associated with teeth concerning health...

...Direct problems caused by poor saddle fit (trauma to muscles and skin) Anatomical and physiological signs of poor saddle fit Correct placement of saddles...

...Students are required to sign up for all the modules in the series. From 2005 we plan to offer some of the theoretical aspects of this course on a regular...

...approaches to work with imbalances and bring greater health and vitality to the horse Working with behavioural issues related to imbalances How to combine...

...or rider because analytical skills are honed after understanding the structure of the horse. Progressive Intensive Equine Anatomy We have a blast at this course!...

...muscle location, function and isolation, stress point therapy with 70 point locations; massage benefits; contra-indications for massage; bony landmark identification...

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

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

...join the club. Farrier science has had an onslaught of information in the past 10 years with a lot of good ideas coming out as well as a lot of misinformation...

...of common equine injuries. Practical myofascial releases application including physical evaluation and gait analysis, techniques used in lumbar and pelvic regions...

...We highly encourage students to receive several CranioSacral Therapy (CST) sessions from a skilled practitioner before coming to the course...

...‘Atlas of Equine Anatomy' (by Chris Pasquini...

...without force or gimmicks. Learn how to tactfully explain your intentions to the horse from the ground whether it is during your training session...

...This course will give the participant lots of hands-on experience and a better understanding of how the horse is trying to communicate with...

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