What are Saddle Joints? A Saddle joint is a type of biaxial and movable joint that allows movements on two planes–flexion or extension and abduction or adduction. 🔥 This joint is mainly formed between the bones, whose articulating surfaces have both concave and convex regions.✅ Real Science - The Home Of Creativity #science #medical #animation #muscles | Real Science - The Home Of Creativity
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What are Saddle Joints? A Saddle joint is a type of biaxial and movable joint that allows movements on two planes–flexion or extension and abduction or adduction. 🔥 This joint is mainly formed between the bones, whose articulating surfaces have both concave and convex regions.✅ Real Science - The Home Of Creativity #science #medical #animation #muscles | Real Science - The Home Of Creativity
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Stifle Joint Problems: Can You Still Ride Your Horse?
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Wither vs Shoulder Despite the available information on equine biomechanics, the movement of the shoulder and the resulting injuries caused by improper tree angle (and width), fitters and even companies are fitting to the wither angle and leaving a trail of injured, unhappy horses in their wake. Many riders still only look at the withers to determine what their horse needs (without looking at any other measurement, but that's another topic). We recently met a lovely pony whose wither angle was e
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Wither vs Shoulder Despite the available information on equine biomechanics, the movement of the shoulder and the resulting injuries caused by improper tree angle (and width), fitters and even companies are fitting to the wither angle and leaving a trail of injured, unhappy horses in their wake. Many riders still only look at the withers to determine what their horse needs (without looking at any other measurement, but that's another topic). We recently met a lovely pony whose wither angle was e
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Changes in behavior under saddle—such as persistent tail-swishing, difficulty swapping leads, stiffness in turns, or abnormal head carriage—are not just training issues. They can be early signs of musculoskeletal dysfunction.When vertebral or pelvic restrictions occur, they alter how force moves through the body. Compensation patterns begin, leading to mechanical stress on joints, muscles, and tendons. Left unchecked, these minor changes can evolve into chronic lameness or performance-limiting i
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Changes in behavior under saddle—such as persistent tail-swishing, difficulty swapping leads, stiffness in turns, or abnormal head carriage—are not just training issues. They can be early signs of musculoskeletal dysfunction.When vertebral or pelvic restrictions occur, they alter how force moves through the body. Compensation patterns begin, leading to mechanical stress on joints, muscles, and tendons. Left unchecked, these minor changes can evolve into chronic lameness or performance-limiting i
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🇩🇪Inside out saddle fitting - knowledge is power . 🇩🇪Skeleton structure of a horse who had a balanced saddle fit his full career . 🇩🇪Three primary functions of the vertebral column include protection of the spinal cord, support for weight bearing, and flexibility for locomotion. 🇩🇪The individual vertebrae are connected by an intricate system of ligaments and musculotendinous structures that provide stability and movement to the vertebral column. 🇩🇪The vertebral motion segments of the u
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🇩🇪Inside out saddle fitting - knowledge is power . 🇩🇪Skeleton structure of a horse who had a balanced saddle fit his full career . 🇩🇪Three primary functions of the vertebral column include protection of the spinal cord, support for weight bearing, and flexibility for locomotion. 🇩🇪The individual vertebrae are connected by an intricate system of ligaments and musculotendinous structures that provide stability and movement to the vertebral column. 🇩🇪The vertebral motion segments of the u
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Do you struggle with lateral stability in the saddle? Feel like you collapse through one hip or shoulder? Notice one seat bone is heavier, or one stirrup always feels longer? That asymmetry can derive from your stirrups or saddle, it may also be about your gluteus medius. This muscle (part of your lateral glutes) attaches from the top of your pelvis to the greater trochanter of your femur. It plays a key role in hip abduction and internal rotation, but more importantly for riders, it stabilizes
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Body awareness is a key component to clear aids and movement in the saddle. But if you don’t understand the individual movement of each joint, it gets very hard to understand how each contributes to your position, let alone how to control them. If we focus on the lower body only, rotation at the hip, knee and ankle are pretty essential for determining where and how we apply our aids, or even how well our leg can lay against the side of the horse. Obviously you’re not actually going to move in th
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