Objective gait analysis is becoming an increasingly valuable tool in equine practice. Whether you're considering implementing it in your daily work or already using it and want to strengthen your interpretation skills, this course provides a practical and evidence-based foundation.

Led by Dr. Marie Rhodin, veterinarian, researcher and Professor at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), and Emma Persson, veterinarian and Specialist in Equine Diseases, the course combines the latest scientific knowledge with real clinical cases to help you confidently integrate objective gait analysis into your decision-making.

The course focuses primarily on Sleip, while also providing an overview of other objective gait analysis systems and their applications in clinical practice.

During the course, you will learn about:

• The principles of objective gait analysis
• Data collection and how to obtain reliable measurements
• Interpretation of movement asymmetries
• Lungeing, flexion tests and perineural analgesia (PPE)
• Compensatory lameness patterns
• Objective gait analysis of ridden horses
• Clinical applications and case discussions
• Special considerations for Icelandic horses and Standardbred trotters
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Through a combination of lectures, case-based discussions and practical examples, you'll gain the knowledge and confidence to make objective gait analysis a valuable part of your clinical toolkit.

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