Unveiling the Hoof and Neck Connection Combo Class
Debbie Davies and Ida Hammer Team-Up for Double the Fun
3) Center of Mass and Center of Gravity
4) The Neck as a Fulcrum
5) Compensation Patterns Eventually Will Affect All Systems
6) What Happens in the Hoof, Does NOT Stay in the Hoof
7) Meet Merkle and Pacini
8) The More Distortion The Fewer Merkels
9) Quick Recap of the Distal Limb
10) Atlas, The Weight of the World
11) C2 or Axis
12) Halter-breaking Babies Can Affect Adult Hooves
13) Appreciating How Training Can Have Negative Impacts
14) Did You Know there is a Mirror in the Spine?
15) Feedback Loop with the Ground
16) Thoracic Sling
17) Long Toes can Cause Which Muscle to Atrophy?
18) The Lumbosacral Bridge
19) Understanding Antagonists and Introducing Tensegrity
20) Find Your Zen
21) Scalenes and the Latissimus Dorsi
22) What Other Pathology Piggybacks with NPAs?
23) Aim for Perfection, Settle for Excellence
24) Geometry in Motion
25) Yay Physics!
26) Compounding factors
27) Always Think Holistically
28) Circulation and Terrain
29) Storytime!
30) Good Digital Cushions Help Create Nice Hooves
31) Stepping Further Along with the Nervous System
32) Don't Forget the Zen!
Murphy, Case Study 1, Part 1
Murphy, Case Study 1, Part 2
Bowie, Case Study 2
Bye for Now!
Horses are complex systems moving through space and time. It is rare to find two elite equine professionals teaming up to explore and share their knowledge in a way that makes the complicated seem approachable AND inspiring!
All joking aside, this class opens the view we have into these magnificent creatures and will speak to some of your frustrations as a horse-owner of 'Why does my horse do that!?' The more we know, the better we can do. This online class is an engaging primer into what is going on below the skin and how to start finding answers for your equine journey.
Deb Davies, nor Ida Hammer, are veterinarians, surgeons, or other medical professionals. All information is shared for educational purposes only, and is not intended to take the place of medical advice. There is always liability when working with horses, please know that you are accepting that risk for yourself if you choose to be with horses.