How Your Horse Moves

A Graphic Guide to Understanding How Your Horse Works

Gillian Higgins (Autor)

Buch | Hardcover

160 Seiten

2009
David & Charles (Verlag)
978-0-7153-2992-4 (ISBN)

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Gives an 'inside-out' view of how the horse uses its body, presented in a graphic, easy-to-follow way to aid you in improving various aspects of riding and training. This title also includes step-by-step guidance on the correct way to warm-up your horse and stretching routines to help guard against injury.

This is a unique 'inside-out' view of how the horse uses its body, presented in a graphic, easy-to-follow way to aid you in improving all aspects of riding and training.You can discover the true effect of riding and training on each part of the horse by seeing the skeleton and major muscles painted on the outside.Practical exercises demonstrate how to improve movement, build the right muscles and increase suppleness in the horse.It includes step-by-step guidance on the correct way to warm-up your horse and stretching routines to help guard against injury.Unlike other books on biomechanics and anatomy "How Your Horse Moves" is truly applied.

Gillian Higgins is a professional equine sports therapist with her own equine massage and manipulation business. She has a first class Equine Business Management degree and holds qualifications in human sports and remedial massage. In 2006 she began a lecture demonstration programme, Horses Inside Out, to great acclaim. Gillian lives in Gloucestershire.

Foreword; Introduction; 1 Inside the horse - an examination of basic anatomy; 2 The applied mechanics of movement; How horses move Training and development; 3 Stretching and warm-up; About the author; Index.

Erscheint lt. Verlag	28.3.2009
Verlagsort	Newton Abbot
Sprache	englisch
Maße	200 x 270 mm
Gewicht	140 g
Themenwelt	Sachbuch/Ratgeber ► Natur / Technik ► Tiere / Tierhaltung
	Sachbuch/Ratgeber ► Sport ► Reiten / Pferde
	Veterinärmedizin ► Pferd
ISBN-10	0-7153-2992-8 / 0715329928
ISBN-13	978-0-7153-2992-4 / 9780715329924
Zustand	Neuware