The Iliopsoas Muscle Group lies deep within each side of the body.

As an equine professional in a rapidly changing world, it’s important to keep abreast of innovative up-to-date thinking, techniques & skill.

Skeleton word art sculpture created for charity. Educational design. Bones and anatomy. Black and white. Costa Rica inspiration. Judy Boyt.

5 Top Tips for Keeping Your Horse Healthy. Posture. Be Your Horse’s Personal Trainer! How Muscles Work. Pole Work. Learn Anatomy.

Digestive Anatomy. Understanding the anatomy of the digestive system can help us when feeding our horses.

The focus was on studying the biomechanical connections of the horse, posture, compensation and how the Icelandic horse creates movement.

Thank you so much to everyone involved for making this weekend such a great learning experience. Hope to see you next year! :-) Photos by Joe Hallam.

Video Report. What a wonderful weekend had by all. Moving Forward - Advances in Training, Technology and Tack.

Biomechanics of Jumping. Jumping is also good for mobility, suppleness, agility, coordination and developing reaction, power and strength.

Awarded to volunteers, societies, equestrian centres, coaches & individuals who give exceptional personal contributions to equine industry.