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Equine Reciprocal Joints and Hind Limb Stay Apparatus Online Study Group – Stifle and Hock | Thursday, July 31, 2025 | 4-7 p.m. Mountain Time
$90.00 Add to cartJoints that receive a lot of wear and tear in horses are the reciprocal joints of the stifle and hock. These are both part of the horse’s stay apparatus which is a ligamentous system throughout the body that enables the horse to sleep standing up.
Many of the fascial “meridian” lines are employed in the operation of the stifle and hock. This knowledge is highly useful in the understanding and treatment of soreness in the stifle and hock and the function of the stay apparatus. Using Equine Ortho-Bionomy we can address the stifle and hock with gentle, engaging techniques in a powerful way.
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Equine WinterWork – Exercises and Bodywork for Mind, Body and Soul | 3-Part Course | Zoom Online | Tuesdays, February 4-18th, 2025 | 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Mountain Time
$250.00 Add to cartDo you have a horse? Want to incorporate a few exercises into your bodywork? Do you have a good horse who listens? Listening is where we begin.
A lot of listening takes place during the daily interactions with your horse – between the two of you.
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Equine WinterWork – Exercises and Bodywork for Mind, Body and Soul II | 3-Part Course | Zoom Online | Tuesdays, February 3-17th, 2026 | 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Mountain Time
$275.00 Add to cartMany times, horse/human teams go through the motions – whether it be with groundwork or riding techniques, or bodywork techniques. Okay, now I’ve done that, now what?
In this class, you are invited to go out of your mind and into your body, out of your head and into awareness – with your bodywork and groundwork. You’re invited to have fun with your horse!
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Introduction to the Equine Spine | 2-Day Workshop | Sundays, September 24 and October 1, 2023 | Cerrillos, New Mexico
$375.00 Add to cartWhile people are fond of saying ‘no hoof no horse’ you could say ‘no spine no horse.’ The spine is the central structure of the body that makes possible all movement, flexion and extension, and sustains health in all other areas. To work with the spine is to work on the entire being, holistically.