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Could we train horses better?

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Ulrich Hartmann

In: BEVA - Annual Congress - Birmingham, 2016 by British Equine Veterinary Association
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SEP 07, 2016
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Equine training mainly concentrates on adapting the cardiovascular system and the skeleton for performance. In comparison training in humans nowadays focuses much more on the physiological aspects in combination with metabolism. Following this a steep increase in human performance has been seen in the past few decades. This should be reviewed to see if knowledge from these findings and research can also be used in the training of horses ...

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University of Leipzig, Germany.

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