The Equine Documentalist Videocast With Martina Neidhart - The Hoof and its Myofascial Connections

The first in a new series of video lecture discussions on equine sciences, talks about how the hoof affects the musculoskeletal system and vice versa. With info graphics throughout, this brings a podcast like talk to life with specially made visuals. The talk introduces the watcher into the world of myofascia, kinetic chains and tensegrity, how the hoof plays a role in whole horse integrity and how the whole horse plays a role in its morphology.
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[@danverschild3295]

Each time I visit with Martina, I learn enough to keep my head spinning until our next visit :-) Wonderful video!!

[@traceyneveling6420]

Very informative video!! Can't wait to share this with my daughter, she is a farrier and she talks about a lot of this.

[@lisab2157]

My two new favourite people!!! from a holistic equine bodyworker perspective, utilizing bowen and fascia work, I find this so enlightening and reaffirming!!!

[@SuePEquestrian]

Fantastic information, thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. Great visual images! Look forward to your next discussion.

[@ingridanderson5955]

Fantastic, so much great information, thanks for making this available to all involved with horses - for the well-being of horses into the future.

[@kimb2205]

Great presentation! Very informative. I have never heard this explained.

[@StewartHorsemanship]

Great presentation! It's quite the same I have to explain to my clients day after day. Only that I use modern shoeing products for most issues. The "good old iron" comes only in hand if there is no other alternative. Oh, b.t.w. I'm a Hoof Tech.

[@countchocula5379]

This is FABULOUS information. THANK YOU! 🙏🏻

[@user-pp5px4gj6s]

Fascinating information. Thank you. When you were talking about the facsia being like a connected net it reminded me about something called Indras Net or The Net of Gems where every connection reflects every other connection, .a universal design in nature. Also there is the exciting structure of the electrical highway that travels within and throughout the fascia network.

[@irideCrossTraining]

Great Video! I've been waiting for something like this for a long time. As a Rider, Trainer and Bodyworker, it's imperative to study these things I am also sharing all things Fascia to my Farrier, who is also my husband! I'm also sharing with Farriers in our area. Would you happen to have currently or in the near future a book with all this info and pictures???

[@arianerezvani7373]

Thank you for this video. Extremely informational.

[@kathykellison4421]

Ok... why it has taken me so long to have this connection demonstrated to me,,, I have asked farriers, vets, body workers, why when my horse is being trimmed for shoes on his front feet he squirms around with his head and neck like it is bothering even though he is sound... everyone says he is just being impatient... because there are no nerves in his hoof... now what because obviously in my area there is no one that is understanding this?