Biomechanical Analysis with
Equinalysis:
Important advance for performance and injury evaluationComing
from a background in human sports medicine where scientific, objective
assessment is commonplace I am evaluating the feasibility of formally
linking with Equinalysis.
I am keen to evaluate and assess the biomechanical status of our
client's horses because I believe that understanding the structure
and function relationship plays a significant role both adopting
strategies to optimize physical performance and to reduce the incidence
of forelimb tendon problems. The Equinalysis system records and
collates physiological aspects such as a horse's stride length
and carpal, tarsal or fetlock flexion to provides a baseline of
data, which helps to accurately evaluate a horses gait. It is helpful
to objectively measure parameters such as stride length and fore
and hind limb weight distribution which has progressed assessment
beyond subjective gait evaluation.
For more information visit: www.equinalysis.co.uk about
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