Free Webinar: Use of Chiropractic in the Veterinary Industry – Asymmetry of the Pelvis

Learn how McTimoney treatment focusses on achieving symmetry & thereby improving equine athletic performance.

Does your horse move equally through both hips, creating even power from both hindlimbs?

How can you tell if your horse is asymmetrical in the hindquarters, and what effect does it have anyway?

Initial research findings suggest that pelvic asymmetry can present from birth, (Stroud et al, 2016) and that correction of asymmetry produces improvements in stride length and speed in horses, (Trott et al, 2012)

This webinar looks at the various causes of pelvic asymmetry and how these affect movement throughout the skeletal frame using latest data collection measures

Learn more about how McTimoney treatment focusses on achieving symmetry and thereby improving equine athletic performance

Presented by McTimoney Animal Association members and research staff from the McTimoney College of Chiropractic, Dr Emma Punt and Nikki Routledge

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