Blogs about: Gait
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Curbs & A TKR
As I was walking outdoors earlier today, my journey included walking up a steep incline and conquering a couple of curbs. (I make it sound like mountain climbing.) The curbs are still exercise for me,… more →
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Jane Savoie: Canter leads
April wrote 1 day ago: How do I Get My Horse To Pick Up the Correct Canter Lead Every Time? Jane Savoie and 'Moshi' … more →
What does a typical day of training look like?
April wrote 3 days ago: Question: Can you give me an outline of one of your typical rides? I just want some kind of idea of … more →
Asics GT-2150
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sportseasons wrote 5 days ago: Tonight I had a nice quick run in the new Asics GT-2150. It was actually the first Asics that I hav … more →
More Tips on how to improve your posture
familychiropracticcentre wrote 6 days ago: In our previous 2 posts Dr. Dan Vitale shared the importance of having a good posture and a few tips … more →
I’m walkin’...on my toes...I’m talkin’...
Dr. Roy wrote 2 weeks ago: The Pediatric Insider © 2009 Roy Benaroch, MD “My newly-two year old loves to walk on her toes. She’ … more →
Ethics in Science
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jleeger wrote 3 weeks ago: Ethical considerations are very important in the design, practice, and reporting of scientific resea … more →
Robot Runs Like Humans Do
kgrifant wrote 3 weeks ago: I’ve written about Big Dog’s eerily realistic and impressive gait before. Now, the company behind th … more →
Glucosamine and fat dogs with sore knees
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northerndoctor wrote 1 month ago: Coffee table I have to confess that a few years ago I was advising patients to go and get glucosamin … more →
Robot on Skis
kgrifant wrote 1 month ago: This skiing robot was presented at the IEEE IROS conference last week, posted by the IEEE blog Autom … more →
The Fine Harness Division
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ctalley wrote 1 month ago: Fine Harness horses perform two gaits both ways of the ring: the walk and trot. It is considered bad … more →
Plantar Fasciitis and Your Foot Wear
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Josh and Jeanne Rubin wrote 1 month ago: As a born and raised San Diego beach girl, as well as having spent 10 years of my life living in the … more →
The Five-Gaited Division
ctalley wrote 1 month ago: (All division explanations are helped explained by programs from mulptiple horse shows.) Five-Gaited … more →
Rack
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ctalley wrote 1 month ago: Notice only one leg is on the ground. The rack is the fifth gait performed by a five-gaited horse. I … more →
Slow Gait
ctalley wrote 1 month ago: A slow gait is a gait performed by five-gaited horses. This is the fourth gait and one of the two ma … more →
Canter
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ctalley wrote 1 month ago: An example of a horse at the canter. The canter is a three beat mode of forward movement. It is the … more →
Trot
ctalley wrote 1 month ago: The trot is very important in showing no matter what division you are in, although each trot is diff … more →
Walk
ctalley wrote 1 month ago: An example of the animated walk. The walk is the most common gait of a horse, it is probably the mos … more →
Gaits Intro
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ctalley wrote 1 month ago: Now most people think all we do is ride around in ovals, which is true but there are many unnoticabl … more →
BODYMIND FITNESS
Body thinker wrote 1 month ago: Fitness Forward was a wonderful coming together of leading teachers in the field of bodymind with kn … more →
