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Talking biological fingerprints at the EGAS course in Lüsche

Talking biological fingerprints at the EGAS course in Lüsche

Experts Michael Schoeberl, Stijn Deturck, Diana Landskron, and physiotherapist Eoghan Nagle discuss the use of gait analysis in equine welfare and client service.

Decoding equine pain through facial expressions and behaviour with Dr Johan Lundblad

Decoding equine pain through facial expressions and behaviour with Dr Johan Lundblad

Can decoding facial expressions help us know if the asymmetry is caused by pain?

Objective gait analysis in equine lameness exams: MoCap vs. IMU vs. Sleip

Objective gait analysis in equine lameness exams: MoCap vs. IMU vs. Sleip

Curious about how Sleip measures against other systems like MoCap and IMU sensors for gait analysis exams? Discover the insights in our latest blog post.

Inviting horse owners to record through Sleip: 5 questions to Karolina Dahlkvist

Inviting horse owners to record through Sleip: 5 questions to Karolina Dahlkvist

Karolina Dahlkvist, clinic director at one of Evidensia’s equine clinics since 2008, is a seasoned equine veterinarian with a focus on orthopedics and ultrasonography. She’s found a new way to work with horse owners and keep closer tabs on her equine patients.

Introducing Sleip Talk: connect with equine experts on issues that impact horse health and performance

What motion analysis can bring to equine care

In the first episode of Sleip Talk, hosted by veterinarian and biomechanics researcher Elin Hernlund, we dive into what motion analysis can bring to equine care and how insights into biomechanics impact the way top riders work with their horses.  

From vision to reality: meet Ingvar

From vision to reality: meet Ingvar "Fredric"  Fredricson

Ingvar Fredricson shares his long-held vision to improve horse welfare through better lameness diagnostics and prevention – and his joy that his ideas have come true.

Talking pre-purchase exams at Jumping Amsterdam

Talking pre-purchase exams at Jumping Amsterdam

Challenges of pre-purchase exams with Marc Koene, Marcus Swail and Lisa Lidbeck. Fresh from the heart of Jumping Amsterdam!

Lars Roepstorff shares his vision of a Sleip-facilitated future

Lars Roepstorff shares his vision of a Sleip-facilitated future

Lars Roepstorff plays a unique role in securing the welfare of equine athletes: he is responsible for testing arena footing quality at major equestrian events.

Conditioning of sport horses, by Hilary M. Clayton

Physical conditioning of horses

Dive into the world of sport horse conditioning with insights from Hilary M. Clayton, renowned veterinarian, researcher, and expert in equine biomechanics and sports medicine.

Hong Kong Jockey Club's Bronte Forbes on the future of racing

Hong Kong Jockey Club's Bronte Forbes on the future of racing

In this blog, Bronte Forbes shares his thoughts on the future of racing, and the role technology and access to data and documentation play in it.

Sleip: A game-changer clinically and commercially

Sleip: A game-changer clinically and commercially

Marc Koene, team vet for the German Dressage Team and co-owner of Veterinary Clinic Lüsche, shares his experiences of how Sleip's accessible gait analysis boosts both clinical work and revenue.

”Never be afraid to learn more – even if it can be nice to know less

”Never be afraid to learn more – even if it can be nice to know less

Delve into Johan Lenz’s, Swedish FEI Permitted Treating Veterinarian, journey in improving equine care through objective motion analysis.

"Together, we’re stronger than on our own"

Meet Aminda Ingulfson's horse dream team, including top vets Helena Gunnarsson and Enar Tollig. Read how they use Sleip for horse well-being in our blog.

Marc Koene:

Dr. Marc Koene: Revolutionizing Equine Care

Discover Dr. Marc Koene, the visionary team vet for Germany's dressage elite. Uniting art and science in equine care with Sleip's game-changing technology.

Lameness assessment during longeing by Dr. Marie Rhodin, DVM, DECVSMR and associate professor

Lameness assessment during longeing by Dr. Marie Rhodin, DVM, DECVSMR and associate professor

Lameness assessments during longeing: Get the lowdown from expert veterinarian and researcher Marie Rhodin.

Dr. Erik Bergman: “Diagnostics in relation to the clinical findings is like solving a puzzle – and I like puzzles”

Dr. Erik Bergman: “Diagnostics in relation to the clinical findings is like solving a puzzle – and I like puzzles”

Dr. Erik Bergman, equine veterinarian, is highly regarded for his expertise in diagnostics. He enjoys the process of unravelling complex diagnostic challenges.

The Rider's Influence on Horse Movement: Avoiding Clinical Pitfalls in Objective Assessments

The Rider's Influence on Horse Movement: Avoiding Clinical Pitfalls in Objective Assessments

Riding can be performed using various seating styles. In the sitting trot, the rider remains seated in the saddle throughout the entire stride cycle.

Interview with Dr. Marianne Marshall-Gibson
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Interview with Dr. Marianne Marshall-Gibson

Dr. Marianne Marshall-Gibson: “Horses can come back from serious injury with correct rehabilitation”

The Law of Sides and Measuring Asymmetry: Understanding Compensatory Lameness in Horses
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The Law of Sides and Measuring Asymmetry: Understanding Compensatory Lameness in Horses

Uncover the mystery of compensatory lameness in horses, explore the Law of Sides, and harness the power of gait analysis for accurate diagnoses.

Jan-Hein Swagemakers: “Horses need a vacation too”
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Jan-Hein Swagemakers: “Horses need a vacation too”

Jan-Hein Swagemakers, the renowned German showjumping team veterinarian, opens up about his profound love for horses and the role of technology in his veterinary practice.

FEI vet Lisa Lidbeck calls for increased transparency
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FEI vet Lisa Lidbeck calls for increased transparency

In our recent conversation with Lisa Lidbeck, an accomplished Swedish equine vet and lameness specialist, we delved into a range of topics related to the equestrian world.

Quantitative gait analysis, why would you use it?
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Quantitative gait analysis, why would you use it?

Lameness is the most expensive health issue in the equine field. Quantitative gait analysis with Sleip is a game changer in defining lameness in horses.

What’s on Marcus Swail’s phone?
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What’s on Marcus Swail’s phone?

“Bring that horse out, I’m going to sleip her!”  Marcus Swail has made objective gait analysis part of the everyday, both at his clinic in Ireland and in his work as team vet for the Irish national teams.