In part 2 I would like to deal with the muscular problems that arise from the hoof position: long toe and underrun heels. In the previous part I referred to the problems and damages of the joint and ligament structures
I keep telling people that a functional hoof and functional biomechanics in movement go hand in hand. This time I have chosen an interesting example from my cases. To make the whole thing a little more descriptive for you. This
The basic course Gentle Physiological Riding is the first part of a 3-part series. Contents: Every living being, including our riding horse, tries to avoid pain or unpleasant effects. This leads to movement disorders, called lesions in osteopathy. Movement disorders