Soundness and Symmetry in Practice is a practical day which will provide the perfect follow-on from the main conference and is perfect for anyone who wants to learn more.

 

The additional day is only available to attend in person, and will take place at Vale View Equestrian Centre just 20 minutes from the University. The day will consist of practical sessions with a number of the guest speakers who have presented at the conference.
 

This unique opportunity will bring to life some of the topics discussed over the previous two days. Delegates will be split into small groups and will rotate round  a number of different practical stations.

 

Stations will include: 
   Gillian Tabor, who will be presenting research about assessing and improving posture and symmetry over the weekend, will demonstrate rehabilitation exercises and techniques with live horses. 
   

Kevin Haussler will demonstrate spinal assessment. 
   

Lee Clark will show a rider biomechanics assessment. 
   

David Kempsell will look at saddlery to improve symmetry. 

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This is a fabulous opportunity to see practical demonstrations with live horses given by world leading experts. You will go home with tips and exercises that will improve both horse and rider.