Get the edge over your competitors by adding a physio to your team. Ensure your horse is feeling 100% before their next race.

With the exception of bucking and rearing, the gait markers of behaviours of ridden horses in pain can all present as mild training issues. When you're seeing clusters of 8 or more of these behaviours (including the facial and body markers), it's time to investigate pain and lameness.

The body markers of horses in pain tend to be more obvious than the facial markers, but still easily mistaken as bad behaviour or poor training. Check the guide to see if your horses behaviour might be due to pain.

Horses behaving badly are often horses in pain. There are 24 behaviours of the ridden horse in pain and every owner should know them all! Shown here are the facial markers (which are so easily missed).

Obesity in horses is an unspoken welfare crisis. Obese horses have increased risk of EMS, insulin resistance and laminitis. Check to see if your horses body condition score is optimal for your discipline.

Paddock rest due to an injury doesn't have to be complete down time for your horse. Lets explore movement opportunities to promote healing, reduce muscle wastage and curb boredom.

Stuck in a never ending treatment cycle with no real progress? Make sure you’re treating the cause of the problem, not just the symptoms.

The key to a successful competition season is preparation throughout the off season! Discover simple tips on bringing your horse back into work after the winter break.

You feel like you’re doing everything right but not getting the results you wanted? An equine physio can help maximise your horses athletic potential👉🏻

Ger your FREE guide to dynamic mobilisation exercises - the perfect addition to your training program to improve core activation, build topline and prevent back pain!

Unfortunately rehab rarely plays out according to the text book. Find out the key to continually progressing with your horses recovery.

Discover 3 easy exercises to complete with horses of all levels and ability to improve their core strength and build topline.

From stiff to supple - learn how physiotherapy can improve flexibility in your horse.

As your horse enters their golden years, keeping them feeling comfortable is always the priority. Discover the simple steps to managing equine arthritis here.

Discover the role Equine Physio’s play in rehabilitation for horses after surgery.

Learn 6 tips from an equine physio to prevent injuries in sport horses.

Core strength is the key to athletic performance in horses! Learn 3 key exercises to developing your horse’s core strength.

Learn how equine physiotherapy promotes optimal recovery and rehabilitation for horses who have suffered injuries or pain.

A guide on introducing and progressing pole work for your horse.