Equine Anatomy Insight
Learn about equine anatomy
Welcome
Take a look at our two, fantastic, new online courses:
Equipment and Anatomy of the horse – Dissection
New
Online course – Equipment €139
The world of horse equipment is big, with many different types available. Choosing the right equipment depends on your horse and its anatomy. It’s crucial to use properly fitting equipment to ensure the horse’s comfort.
Buy Online course – Equipment
New
Online course – Anatomy of the horse – Dissection €195
When learning anatomy it can be difficult to get a visual perspective of the different structures in the body. In this course you will learn anatomy and get a view from the inside of the body.
Buy Online course – Dissection
Our plattform
Our vision is to teach you equine anatomy and biomechanics in a practical and illustrative way. And if you do not want a specific online course, but just want to learn more – this platform is for you. Click on the link underneath and find out more.
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Are you ready to start a dynamic learning process about equine anatomy and biomechanics? With more knowledge you can optimize the training and the wellbeing of your horse.
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A short introduction of the platform:
Our vision
Our vision is to teach you equine anatomy and biomechanics in a practical and illustrative way, so you can optimize the training and the wellbeing of your horse.
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Webinars
If you are a member of Equine Anatomy Insight you will regularly get new webinars about different topics.
If you're not a member you can buy individual webinars right here
They will be available for 30 days after they are purchased.
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"I have some great anatomy books but have always found it hard to go through them as I am a very practical learner. The way you teach and bring over this material really suits my way of learning. Your platform with all it's visual content and clear explanations has opened up a whole new world for me. Thank you."
Jannie Smit
Teaser – The importance of fascia
Teaser – Horse reacting to the girth
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Teaser – Tendons
"Really interesting how there's mainly less/no ligament support for the C6 and C7, but there's still found some support when dissecting more primitive breeds. (Which breeds are considered primitive breeds in this context?) What's the main hypetesis supporting this development? For some reason, my instant thought was breeding. Wouldn't this also affect the horse ability to lift their withers? This really got me thinking. So thanks for a great platform and video. Love it! :)"
