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This blog is here to help you understand how to support your horse’s body, develop a stronger, more functional topline, and ultimately protect them from the pain and breakdown that kissing spine can bring.
There are several factors behind the scenes that are contributing to what I call the “perfect storm” for kissing spine in horses.
If you’ve ever brought your horse back into work after box rest or a long break, and something still doesn’t feel quite right—you’re not alone. Box rest doesn’t just affect fitness—it causes a massive loss of core strength. And that has long-term consequences if it’s not addressed.
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.
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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