Equine – Module II – Physiologie & Training

• the physiology of training: training with stimuli, interval training, rest periods, nutrition and supplements
• muscle physiology, development and performance
• riding is the most common training method for horses: how can we optimize?
• what do we have to consider? Biomechanics, self-carriage, engagement and proprioception, muscle health and strength and functional stabilization in our patients
• lunging can support other forms of rehabilitation and training: what are the pros and cons of specific lunging programs such as Equikinetic® or Schiefentherapie® ?
• pole work, lunging equipment, side reins, therabands, stabilization trainers, proprioceptive mats, vibration therapy
• general equipment evaluation in theory and practice: focussing on key points of a well fitting saddle and bridle respectively collar and harness

This module is a prerequisite for certification as ABnR certified Rehabilitation Practitioner (Equine).
The module can also be booked independently of the Academy certification program.

The general booking conditions apply.
You can find them here: Booking Terms & Conditions