Every Stride Counts - The Link Between Surface Maintenance, Biomechanics and Horse Soundness
Every Stride Counts - The Link Between Surface Maintenance, Biomechanics and Horse Soundness
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Featuring leading experts in equine biomechanics, veterinary rehabilitation and surface management, this event will delve into how the ground beneath your horse's feet influences comfort, performance and welfare with every stride¬
Join us for an enlightening online evening seminar exploring the vital connection between equestrian surfaces, horse movement and long-term soundness.
Whether you're a horse owner, rider, coach, yard manager or equestrian professional, you'll gain practical, evidence-based insights that can help support your horse's health, performance and longevity.
Hear from our expert speakers:
Dr Sarah-Jane Hobbs
Professor of Equine and Human Locomotion, University of Lancashire
Dr Lindsay St. George
Director, St. George Equine and Research Fellow, University of Lancashire
PhD in Equine Biomechanics, MSc Veterinary Physiotherapy and Clinical Rehabilitation
James Harper
Managing Director, Equestrian Surfaces Ltd
Key Topics
- How surfaces influence equine locomotion and biomechanics
- The relationship between footing, performance and soundness
- Practical approaches to effective surface maintenance
- Current research into movement, rehabilitation and injury prevention
- Supporting horse welfare through informed surface management
This unique event brings together scientific research and practical expertise, offering attendees the opportunity to learn from some of the leading voices in their fields and apply that knowledge to their own horses and facilities.
Tickets: £9
BHS Accredited Professional coaches can also claim 2 CPD points for attending, making this an excellent opportunity to enhance your knowledge while contributing towards your annual professional development requirements.
Book your place and discover why every stride counts!