EQUINE THERAPY COURSE DETAILS 3 | EQUINE THERAPY | HORSE TRAINING
Equine Massage / Equine Anatomy / Equine Physiology / Conformation and Kinesiology / Equine Massage Theory and Techniques and Treatment/ Complementary Herbalism for Horses / Natural Horsemanship.
Equine Therapy Course Details
SCHOOL FOR EQUINE SPORTS MASSAGE
CAPE EQUINE THERAPY
5 Lichtenstein Street
Swellendam
South Africa, 6001
Tel: +27 (0) 28 514 2648
Fax: +27 (0) 28 514 2648
Cell: +27 (0) 82 494 8279
Email: Course Enquiries
Swellendam
South Africa, 6001
Tel: +27 (0) 28 514 2648
Fax: +27 (0) 28 514 2648
Cell: +27 (0) 82 494 8279
Email: Course Enquiries
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2. Conformation and Kinesiology:
Ideal conformation will be examined as well as gait and movement. A thorough understanding of these principles will be applied for the assessment and development of treatment for the horse.
3. Equine Massage Theory and Techniques:
This is designed to give the student the theories of therapeutic equine massage and how to apply the techniques. The module will cover the theory of massage, physical and physiological effects of massage, the clinical approach to treatment, safe and effective treatment plans, and safe and correct manipulations used in the practice of equine massage.
3.1. Equine Massage Treatments:
This course is designed to integrate the theoretical studies of the sciences, case history, assessments, remedial exercise therapy, and practical massage studies into the development of a safe and effective treatment approach.
4. Equine Herbalism
5. Natural Horsemanship
Natural Horsemanship is a complimentary part of the course with lots of interactive riding and relationship with your horse.
Ideal conformation will be examined as well as gait and movement. A thorough understanding of these principles will be applied for the assessment and development of treatment for the horse.
3. Equine Massage Theory and Techniques:
This is designed to give the student the theories of therapeutic equine massage and how to apply the techniques. The module will cover the theory of massage, physical and physiological effects of massage, the clinical approach to treatment, safe and effective treatment plans, and safe and correct manipulations used in the practice of equine massage.
3.1. Equine Massage Treatments:
This course is designed to integrate the theoretical studies of the sciences, case history, assessments, remedial exercise therapy, and practical massage studies into the development of a safe and effective treatment approach.
4. Equine Herbalism
5. Natural Horsemanship
Natural Horsemanship is a complimentary part of the course with lots of interactive riding and relationship with your horse.