Muscles, Tendons & Ligaments an Overview for Fariers
MusclesMuscle is a specialized tissue with the unique capability to produce force. As previously stated muscle comes in different forms throughout the body: 1) Cardiac muscle is found in the
Gross Anatomy and Physiology of the Equine Hoof Part 1
Introduction to Gross Anatomy and Physiology of the Equine Hoof The reader should bear in mind that this text is not intended to be a fully detailed text on the
Bio mechanics For Farriers Part 2
Angular kinetics Angular kinetics investigates the causes of angular motion, or rotation. The turning effect of a force applied to a body is called torque. Torque is produced when a
Bio-Mechanics for Farriers Part 1
As you sat in the lecture hall at a major farriery convention or clinic have you ever wondered to yourself “what on earth has does that mean”? and “what has
The Art and Science of Horse Shoeing
Introduction:The purpose of this text is to focus on the most useful knowledge for formulating the principles and objectives of hoof care and shoeing. It is intended to enhance the
Exchange Clinic in the UK
at the Secret location 11th & 12th March 2022 The Secret Location Unit 4, 277 Crewe Road, Haslington, Cheshire CW1 5RU “Preparing for Examinations and Certification at all Levels.” Topics
Are common foot pathologies predictable – with Professor Mike Savoldi and Dr Mark Caldwell
We are happy to announce that the recordings of our most recent webinar are now available, featuring the ever knowledgeable Professor Mike Savoldi and our very own Dr Mark Caldwell.
Anatomia per professionisti della cura degli zoccoli naturali
Scientific Horseshoeing add a Series of Anatomy Courses for Natural Hoof Care Enthusiasts Scientific Horseshoeing anounces a series of elementory anatomy courses on the foot and lower limb suitable for
laminite equina la tempistica del trattamento della mascalcia
Webinar – The Farriery Treatrment Timeline – Laminitis An interactive webinar based on the farriery treatment timeline for laminitis. About the Event:In this webinar from Scientific Horseshoeing, hosted by DR.
