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Special Guest – Student Sara Thompson – how the academy is helping her
Updates since this class:Sara had a new horse TNT that has gone straight to the top! @crownperfequine First barrel transformation brought to you by #performancehorseacademy and a bunch of hard work ☺️☺️☺️ #snackie #ruftimecashinchex ♬ FOLLOW ME MIKUULSTANCE – Mikuulstance
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Psoas & Hind End Soreness Series
The leading cause of Stifle, Hock & SI soreness is shortened strides. Horses (and riders) are designed to take full strides – it is the only way our body balances itself in both muscles mass and making sure the joints are properly lubricated. The leading causes of shortened strides are: Travelling on the forehand (which…
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Horizontal & Vertical Centers of Balance
Reference material for this lesson is below the video replay. Take a minute to fill out some thoughts about this lesson after watching/reading to remind yourself on how this can help POSTURE – HEAD, NECK & BREASTBONE Why we need to know where the Centers of Balance are: Whether it is horse or human –…
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G’s Organic – Special Guest
G’s Organic is the only product that has been PROVEN to prevent colic and has amazing results in aiding your horse get their hind gut healthy – which affects everything from nutrient absorption to the ph level to electrolyte levels! All proven by Guelph university, the leading equine research institution in Canada. Have a listen…
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“Magic” Shampoo Massager – AKA Amazing Myofascial Messager
Here is the link on Amazon – to get a 2 pack for $7.63 ‘Myo’ is the shortened word for muscular tissue. ‘Fascia’ is a three-dimensional web of connective tissue that goes from the very superficial layers of muscular tissue to the very deep layers and all the way down to the bone,” It as…
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Gut Health
The Cecum: Key to Your Horse’s Digestive Health July 08, 2015 By Deb M. Eldredge, DVM Despite the fact that the cecum is one of the most important parts of a horse’s digestive system, most horse owners ignore (or don’t fully understand the functions of) it until their horse shows signs of upset. What is…
