Introduction to Equine Movement and Mechanics

There's much more to exercising and riding our horses than meets the eye.  Understanding how our horses' bodies are designed to move is the first step to making sure we are keeping them comfortable, healthy and preventing stress, strain, or injury.  The second step is to recgonize when your horse's mechanics are messed up.  Horses can develop either good or harmful patterns of movement that directly affect the quality of their lives.  If you've noticed your horse's performance isn't what it used to be, you're seeing behavioral issues, or your horse is less eager to work, resistant, or defiant, poor mechanics may be the cause.  Your host, welfare-centered trainer and equine rehabilitation specialist, Dale Rudin, willl share her insight and expertise about equine biomechanics.  She is passionate about teaching horse owners and enthusiasts how working with their horses with comfort, balance, and strength increases longevity, improves soundness, creates a willing attitude, and is a win for everyone.  Register by 12:00 pm Saturday Feb 6th to receive your Zoom link to this event.  $45