What surface should you train on for eventing?
What surface you train on is key to event horses’ fitness and schooling plans. We explore the research behind the surface you train on and how to reduce the risk of injury.
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Does cycloidal vibration therapy work?
Exciting new research into the effects of cycloidal vibration therapy has shown significant benefits in horses’ muscular development and increased range of motion. Barbara Young looks into the paper from Equissage and interviews co-author Russell Guire to find out more.
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Gemma Tattersall: how to ride skinnies
Introducing skinny fences into your training routines at home offers a range of benefits, explains Olympic eventer Gemma Tattersall.
over 6 years ago
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Gemma Tattersall: how to improve your canter
Being able to vary your pace within the canter has a wide range of benefits, as Olympic eventer Gemma Tattersall explains in this feature.
over 6 years ago
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Five things to get you ready for the eventing season
Jonathan Chapman shares his tips to prepare for the eventing season ahead.
over 6 years ago
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How to beat winter blues
Sport psychology expert Nikki Heath gives advice on how to approach the winter blues.
over 6 years ago
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