The Central Nervous System (CNS) controls the correct function of all the horse’s systems, but to provide greater control regarding the musculoskeletal system there are different types of subsystems. Active subsystem or Muscular System: Its main fourpose is to generate …
UNDERSTANDING THE MUSCULAR-SKELETAL SYSTEM, ENERGY EXPENDITURE AND JOINT INSTABILITY Read More »
Horses in freedom exercise naturally and have spontaneous movements, but when they are ridden and perform any equestrian discipline, large doses of training are required for the preparation of the binomial. Due to this athletic effort exerted by the horse, …
MUSCULAR IMBALANCE AS A RESULT OF REFLEX MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS Read More »
Equine physiotherapists provide advice to detect pain and loss of function and / or performance caused by physical injuries, joint disorder or instability. Once the causes have been determined through the multidisciplinary team of veterinarians, farriers and nutritionists; the specific …
