How to Read Your Horse’s Body – Part Two
Date: Thursday 26th February
Time: 7:30pm (UK time)
Format: Live Zoom Webinar (14 day replay included)
Price: £15
Part 1 of How to Read Your Horse’s Body focused on balance, alignment, and taking a zoomed-out view of the horse — particularly through the front end. The feedback from that session was overwhelmingly positive, with many people saying it completely changed how they look at their horses.
In Part 2, we take the next step.
This webinar focuses on the hind end of the horse — how it develops, how it contributes to movement, and how compensatory patterns show up when things aren’t working optimally.
Rather than teaching you how to “fix” problems, this session will help you understand what you’re actually looking at, so you can make more informed, horse-centred decisions.
In this session, we’ll explore:
What healthy hind end muscle development really looks like
Common compensatory patterns in the pelvis and hind limbs
How imbalance behind often links to issues in front
Signs that the hind end is pushing rather than carrying
What to look for in movement to spot avoidance, restriction, or uneven loading
How posture, balance, and strength behind influence the whole horse
This is about observation, awareness, and understanding — not diagnosing, not prescribing exercises, and not forcing change.
Who this webinar is for:
Horse owners who want to understand their horse’s movement more deeply
Anyone who attended Part One and wants to build on that foundation
Riders and handlers noticing inconsistencies, crookedness, or loss of power behind
Those interested in holistic, functional approaches to training and soundness
What happens after booking:
You’ll receive a confirmation email after purchase
A few days before the webinar, you’ll be emailed the Zoom link
If you can’t attend live, replay details will be sent afterwards
How to Read Your Horse’s Body – Part Two
Date: Thursday 26th February
Time: 7:30pm (UK time)
Format: Live Zoom Webinar (14 day replay included)
Price: £15
Part 1 of How to Read Your Horse’s Body focused on balance, alignment, and taking a zoomed-out view of the horse — particularly through the front end. The feedback from that session was overwhelmingly positive, with many people saying it completely changed how they look at their horses.
In Part 2, we take the next step.
This webinar focuses on the hind end of the horse — how it develops, how it contributes to movement, and how compensatory patterns show up when things aren’t working optimally.
Rather than teaching you how to “fix” problems, this session will help you understand what you’re actually looking at, so you can make more informed, horse-centred decisions.
In this session, we’ll explore:
What healthy hind end muscle development really looks like
Common compensatory patterns in the pelvis and hind limbs
How imbalance behind often links to issues in front
Signs that the hind end is pushing rather than carrying
What to look for in movement to spot avoidance, restriction, or uneven loading
How posture, balance, and strength behind influence the whole horse
This is about observation, awareness, and understanding — not diagnosing, not prescribing exercises, and not forcing change.
Who this webinar is for:
Horse owners who want to understand their horse’s movement more deeply
Anyone who attended Part One and wants to build on that foundation
Riders and handlers noticing inconsistencies, crookedness, or loss of power behind
Those interested in holistic, functional approaches to training and soundness
What happens after booking:
You’ll receive a confirmation email after purchase
A few days before the webinar, you’ll be emailed the Zoom link
If you can’t attend live, replay details will be sent afterwards
