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This clear and concise guide to getting horses fit explains the changes that take place in the horse's body during exercise and training. This knowledge may then be used to devise suitable training programmes for most equestrian disciplines. An essential book for all horse owners, the third edition has been generally updated and includes information regarding the most recent exercise physiology research. The book sets out clear guidelines on the care of the horse before, during and after competition and explains the problems performance horses are likely to encounter.
This book investigates the physiological changes in a horse's body during exercise and training to inform the creation of effective training programs for various equestrian disciplines. The author, Zoe Davies, draws upon recent exercise physiology research to provide a clear understanding of how to prepare horses for peak performance. The book details essential care practices before, during, and after competition, and addresses common issues faced by performance horses.
The book is presented as a clear and concise guide for horse owners, focusing on the scientific principles behind equine fitness. Its emphasis on exercise physiology and practical application suggests it aims to be a valuable resource for those involved in equestrian sports. The inclusion of updated research indicates a commitment to providing current information for optimal horse training and care.
Page Count:
284
Publication Date:
2000-01-01
ISBN-10:
0632048115
ISBN-13:
9780632048113
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