Applied Equine Anatomy: Function, Movement and Maintenance

Master the fundamentals of equine musculoskeletal anatomy in this comprehensive course designed for equine professionals, veterinary technicians, and horse owners. Understand how the bones, muscles, joints, and ligaments work together to produce movement and support overall equine performance.

 This course delves into the structure and function of the equine skeletal system, emphasizing how joint biomechanics and muscle dynamics affect movement and performance. Learn how to apply anatomical knowledge to diagnose injuries, improve rehabilitation strategies, and enhance training and performance outcomes.

Topics include: the skeleton overview, bones, axial skeleton, major joints, muscles overview, neck, thoarcic sling, back and barrel, pelvic girdle and hindquarters, limbs, connective tissues and more. 

 With expert-led instruction and over 30 lessons, you’ll gain valuable insights into the biomechanics of the equine body and how this knowledge can be applied in clinical settings or when assessing performance and health. The course is ideal for professionals looking to advance their understanding of equine anatomy and its practical applications in equine health and performance.