Groundwork: A Foundation for Equine Postural Strength and Performance
The equine back is central to both musculoskeletal function and the horse’s ability to carry a rider effectively (Ridgway & Harman, 1999). Yet, back pain
23 May 2025
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The equine back is central to both musculoskeletal function and the horse’s ability to carry a rider effectively (Ridgway & Harman, 1999). Yet, back pain
In the world of equine sport, it’s no longer enough to think of physiotherapy only as a tool for injury recovery. Today’s competitive horses benefit
In the equestrian world, physiotherapy is often associated with recovery -something to be considered only when a horse is lame or coming back from an
Musculoskeletal issues are a common concern in horses (Auer et al., 2024), and when one occours it can affect their aibility to perform in competition
The Brachiocephalicus Muscle in the Horse: Function, Importance, and Physiotherapy Considerations The brachiocephalicus muscle plays a crucial role in equine movement and posture. It’s
Introduction to Equine Physiotherapy: Enhancing Horses’ Performance and Well-being. What is Equine Physiotherapy? Equine physiotherapy is a specialised practice that focuses on the prevention,
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