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What an incredible day at Within the Layers of the Horse – Part II at the University of Calgary Veterinary Medicine Labo...
04/25/2026

What an incredible day at Within the Layers of the Horse – Part II at the University of Calgary Veterinary Medicine Laboratories. 🐴✨

Bringing together in-depth discussion on the pelvis, sacroiliac function, and hind limb–hoof integration, this course created space to explore often-overlooked structures, consider different dynamics, and deepen clinical understanding. The opportunity to step into the lab and visualize these concepts brought everything full circle in such a meaningful way.

It was truly inspiring to see both the next generation of bodyworkers and experienced professionals come together with such a strong commitment to detail, learning, and growth.

A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Sarah Pedersen and Sara Skotarek for helping make this experience possible, and to everyone who spent the day with us, we’re so grateful to be part of a community that continues to strive for deeper understanding and mastery.

Client feedback like this means everything to us. Romeo recently received a full assessment and began a custom 90-day pr...
04/23/2026

Client feedback like this means everything to us.

Romeo recently received a full assessment and began a custom 90-day program designed to support strength, symmetry, and whole-body function.

Through a thoughtful combination of activations, stretches, and targeted techniques, this program is built to help him move more efficiently, stay comfortable, and reach his full potential.

We’re so grateful to be part of each horse’s journey, and to work alongside dedicated owners who are committed to their horse’s long-term health and wellbeing.

Thank you, Rachelle, for trusting us with Romeo’s care.

04/21/2026

A small sneak peek into our phenomenal Bitting Clinic in early April. 🐴✨

Did you know that many horses actually have a palate that sits lower than their incisors? When you take a closer look inside the mouth, this can significantly influence how a bit sits, feels, and functions.

Understanding these anatomical differences is key to making more informed decisions, supporting comfort, communication, and overall performance.

Sometimes it’s the smallest details that make the biggest difference.

WEBINAR SERIES SPOTLIGHT 🎓🐴Equine Metabolic Changes & Performance Effects – Tanja Minder of Trisana NutritionEquine Meta...
04/19/2026

WEBINAR SERIES SPOTLIGHT 🎓🐴

Equine Metabolic Changes & Performance Effects – Tanja Minder of Trisana Nutrition

Equine Metabolic Syndrome directly influences your horse’s performance, energy, recovery, and long-term soundness. In this insightful webinar, Tanja Minder explores how metabolic function shapes the way your horse moves, adapts, and performs.

Whether you're a rider, trainer, therapist, or equine professional, this session offers practical knowledge you can start applying right away.

What a great day it was at the University of Calgary Vet Med Lab for Part 2 of Between the Layers of the Horse!Our deepe...
04/12/2026

What a great day it was at the University of Calgary Vet Med Lab for Part 2 of Between the Layers of the Horse!

Our deepest thank you to both Dr. Sarah Pedersen of Motion Equine and Sara Skotarek Loch for making these seminars possible and helping us continue to bring education opportunities to the community!

This fantastic group all left with their certificates and a lot of new knowledge. Thank you for spending your day with the Inhand Team!

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What a great day it was at the University of Calgary Vet Med Lab for Part 2 of Between the Layers of the Horse!Our deepe...
04/12/2026

What a great day it was at the University of Calgary Vet Med Lab for Part 2 of Between the Layers of the Horse!

Our deepest thank you to both Dr. Sarah Pedersen of Motion Equine and Sara Skotarek Loch for making these seminars possible and helping us continue to bring education opportunities to the community!

This fantastic group all left with their certificates and a lot of new knowledge. Thank you for spending your day with the Inhand Team!

WEBINAR SERIES SPOTLIGHT 🎓🐴Suspensory Injuries with Dr. Jenn FowlieSuspensory injuries are one of the most common and co...
04/11/2026

WEBINAR SERIES SPOTLIGHT 🎓🐴

Suspensory Injuries with Dr. Jenn Fowlie

Suspensory injuries are one of the most common and complex challenges in equine performance. In this in-depth webinar, Dr. Jenn Fowlie breaks down the science behind suspensory ligament dysfunction, giving you a clearer understanding of how to recognize, diagnose, and manage these cases effectively.

Whether you're a rider, trainer, therapist, or equine professional, this course offers practical insight you can apply right away.

Inside this webinar:
• Understanding suspensory ligament anatomy
• Identifying lameness and clinical signs
• Exploring diagnostic tools like ultrasound and MRI
• Reviewing treatment approaches
• Addressing compensatory patterns in the body
• Rehabilitation and prevention strategies

This is a must-watch for anyone looking to support long-term soundness and performance in their horse.

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LAST MINUTE OPENING!We had a last-minute cancellation and there is now ONE spot open! Don’t miss out on this incredible ...
04/09/2026

LAST MINUTE OPENING!

We had a last-minute cancellation and there is now ONE spot open! Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity.

This is where deeper understanding begins.

Within the Layers of the Horse Part II is not just another course, it’s an immersive, hands-on experience designed for equine professionals ready to truly understand the power of the hindquarter.

Join us inside the University of Calgary Veterinary Medicine Laboratories for a rare opportunity to connect pelvic biomechanics, sacroiliac function, and hind limb–hoof integration through both focused lecture and real anatomical exploration.

Spend the morning building clarity and the afternoon in the lab working directly with specimens to bridge the gap between theory and real-world application. This is where anatomy, movement, and clinical reasoning come together in a way that transforms how you assess, treat, and support the horse.

Led by an exceptional team of veterinary, anatomical, and therapeutic experts, this course is designed to elevate your skills, sharpen your eye, and deepen your confidence in practice.

📍 University of Calgary – Veterinary Medicine Laboratories
📅 April 11, 2026, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

If you’re ready to move beyond surface-level understanding, this is your next step.

Register now through our quicklinks or visit our website and navigate to the Events tab.

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