A Comprehensive On-Demand CPD Seminar for Equestrian Professionals with Gillian Higgins
Take a deep dive into the anatomy, structure and types of fascia in this online seminar with world-renowned equine anatomist, Gillian Higgins. Understand function and dysfunction, as well as study the anatomy and biomechanical connections of the myofascial chains.
Studying the fascial system is vital for every equine therapist and this comprehensive seminar, which is divided into 5 lectures will give you a thorough understanding of fascia.
The fascial system is a network of fibrous connective tissue that surrounds and encompasses all nerves, lymph and blood vessels, bones, muscles and organs. It forms a continuous 3D web that travels with no separation through the entire body. It keeps the body organised, creates shape and function, and is involved in overall musculoskeletal health.
Fascia is important for posture, movement and force transmission. It also plays an important role in proprioception, reflexes, energy, feeling and potentially even the horse’s emotion. Its hydration is vital for slide and glide and proper functioning of the musculoskeletal structures.
Healthy fascia is vital for a healthy horse.
With over 6 1/2 hours of lectures to watch, this detailed seminar can be referred to time and time again. All About Fascia is a valuable reference and guide for all equine therapists.
A recommended follow-on from this seminar is our 2-day practical course at Wavendon Grange. Put all your new knowledge into practice and get hands on with a number of different horses and perfect your therapy techniques.
Learn more about the practical course HERE
What's included:-
- Approximately 7 hours of on-demand lectures with Gillian
- Lecture Handouts
- Myofascial Chains Tests and Techniques Table
- Certificate of Participation
Lectures:
- The Anatomy of Fascia, Structure and Types (1 hour 20mins)
- Functions of Fascia (1 hour)
- Myofascial Chains and Connections: Part 1 (1 hour 40mins)
- Myofascial Chains and Connections: Part 2 (1 hour 10mins)
- Myofascial Chains and Connections: Part 3 (1 hour 35mins)
