by nicolesa@gmail.com | Nov 23, 2018 | Equine bodywork, General Horse, Hoof, Kinesiology
~ by April Battles I This old cowboy adage has been bantered around since we first started domesticating and using the horse as a means of traveling and working with heavy loads and instills the dreaded notion that if your horse has a hoof problem you really don’t...
by nicolesa@gmail.com | Nov 23, 2018 | Behavior, Equine bodywork, General Horse, Kinesiology, Pain Management, Posture
~ by April Battles I I invite you to go out to your horse and tie them on a flat surface and stand on a stool or bucket 5-10 foot behind them and notice how one side rump is higher. Now notice how one side of the back where you sit is lower or different shape than...
by Sherene C | May 18, 2018 | Equine bodywork, General Horse, Pain Management, Wound Care
In any Level 1 class that you take with April, you will learn basic Kinesiology, or your “yes/no.” I didn’t really start using kinesiology until after I took Level 2, “Advanced Applied Kinesiology,” but when I did, I started using it all...
