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Are We Rushing Our Horses? The Hidden Link Between Early Training and Kissing Spine In today’s horse world, horses are being started under saddle younger than ever, often with little thought for what their bodies are truly ready for.
As a horse owner, you’re doing your best—regular riding, good care, vet checkups. But if your horse is still feeling “off,” crooked in their body, or resistant in their work… there’s often a missing piece: Posture.
5 Long-Term Risks Horse Owners Should Know If there’s one thing I’ve learned over 13 years as an equine physio, it’s this: ignoring your horse’s core is like ignoring the foundation of your house.
Did you know that many horses struggle with back pain—often without obvious signs? One of the most common conditions that affects horses’ backs is kissing spine (overriding dorsal spinous processes, or ODSP), a painful condition where the vertebrae in the back come too close together or even touch. 👉 But here’s the good news: The right core-strengthening exercises can make a huge difference in preventing and managing back issues like this!
Learn more about your horses body and movement, and how to unlock your horses ability and wellness in this mini course!
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