Publication Year: 2015
Author / Editor: Gillian Higgins
Overview: This book examines the principles of training horses from an anatomical and biomechanical perspective to enhance performance and musculoskeletal health. It bridges the gap between physiological theory and practical exercises, helping trainers design targeted programs tailored to an equine athlete’s individual needs.
Key Topics Covered:
Fundamental equine anatomy, skeletal maturity, posture, and asymmetries
The mechanical effects of riding and the specific mechanics of equine gaits
Useful equestrian terminology related to movement, limbs, and spinal positioning
Practical performance exercises including bending, collection, pole work, and jumping
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