7 Tips: How to check your horse’s fitness
Is your horse fit? Is he in good condition and you’re completely sure that he’s straight, forward, and supple? Here are seven tips to get even more out of your training.
Train dressage horses effectively: confirm your feelings with data
Interview with Noel Williams Why train your horse with data? We asked Noel Williams about her experiences with the SaddleClip. Noel started using data-based training with her young dressage horses. She and her father and trainer, George Williams, train horses to FEI...
Horse gait analysis app to measure your training
Do you want to know all about how to analyze your horse’s gaits with the Equestic SaddleClip? Read all about it in our blog!
Horse app to improve your riding
We wear a Fitbit, step counter or sports watch every day to map our own health. But how great would it be to do this for your horse too? As an owner or trainer, you want the best for your horse. Luckily, there are measuring tools that give an overview of your...
Why is the straightness of your horse so important?
Why is straightness of your horse so important? How can you analyse (and improve) your horse’s symmetry? Read about it in our blog.
The best way to return your horse to work after an injury?
As a rider you’re always insecure about the best way for your horse to return to work after an injury. The SaddleClip can help you in your horse’s rehabilitation process.
Benchmark data
A few weeks ago we introduced the benchmark data. You can compare yourself with others in the Equestic App. Based on your discipline, the height of your horse and your level.
Get everyone in the loop
With the Equestic SaddleClip, horse training data can be easily shared. Riders, trainers, vets, and physios gain objective insights to support informed decisions and improve equine wellbeing.
What’s normal?
We are regularly asked, based on the analysis, what a normal value is. That is often difficult to say as it depends on your horse and the history.
FEI and Equestic announce partnership in study on competition horses
With high level competitions increasingly taking place in parts of the world with more challenging climates, this study will play a crucial role in guiding Organising Committees on appropriate facilities and support.
