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Completing Part 1 and 2 of the Task Analysis presentations and quizzes will result in the participant completing 1 hour of education focused on evaluating the movement, build, and shape of equines to help ensure the best match for students with a wide range of disabilities.
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You will have 30 days from date of purchase to access the online course and certificate of completion
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What will you learn?
- Build of the Horse- Narrow, average, wide. How do these builds impact our students? Considerations when pairing with different disabilities.
- Barrel Shapes- What are they and how do they impact different riders
- How Movement Feels- Including discussion on how it impacts rider tone and sensory input
- The Horse & Human Pelvis- How are they similar? How do they impact each other? Why does this matter when evaluating movement?
- Pelvic tilt explained and when/how it is seen in riders
- Three main types of movement- What does the rider feel? What will we see on the ground? Disability considerations.
- How Movement is felt- Rating it and how it may impact riders with different diagnoses
- Final Thoughts and tips on horse build and movement evaluation
Presented by Saebra Pipoly
Owner/Founder of Hoof Falls & Footfalls
PATH Intl. Advanced Therapeutic Riding Instructor, CTRI, ESMHL, Mentor, Associate Faculty/Evaluator for Registered TRI OSWC
Learn more about Saebra and Hoof Falls & Footfalls HERE.
