Export and share multiple analyses in one click
One of our most requested features is here: You can now export multiple analyses from Sleip — as a PDF report or a web share link.
We’re thrilled to support this fantastic initiative by two of the most experienced professionals in equine biomechanics, Marie Rhodin and Emma Persson-Sjödin. They’ve created comprehensive courses tailored for veterinarians and equine professionals like physiotherapists, farriers, and trainers to deepen their understanding of objective gait analysis—and to learn how to effectively use Sleip.
These two-day courses provide practical knowledge and hands-on tools to help you integrate gait analysis into your practice. Get a 10% discount with a promo code Sleip10.
Meet the experts
Marie Rhodin, DVM, Dipl. ACVSMR, ECVSMR
A professor at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Marie has over two decades of experience in equine biomechanics and orthopedics. Her research focuses on gait analysis, lameness detection, and horse-rider interaction, and she has published more than 80 peer-reviewed scientific papers.
Emma Persson-Sjödin, DVM, PhD
Emma specializes in equine biomechanics research and orthopaedic diagnostics. She obtained her PhD with a focus on interpreting movement asymmetries in horses and improving diagnostics using objective systems. She divides her time between research, clinical work at the University Equine Clinic, and lecturing in equine anatomy.
Upcoming Courses
For veterinarians
This course dives deeper into clinical applications, covering:
- Output from different systems (with a focus on Sleip)
- Measurements and interpretation of longeing, flexion tests, and pre-purchase exams (PPE)
- Compensatory lameness patterns
- Measuring the ridden horse
- Lameness in Icelandic horses and Trotters
21st – 22nd March
Format: On-site, Uppsala, Sweden
Language: English
Requirements: Equine veterinarians only
Price: 8,500 SEK / 750 EUR / 770 USD
Check out the program
For equine professionals
This course focuses on practical applications of gait analysis, including:
- How to collect quality data
- How to interpret the output from the Sleip app
- Gait monitoring over time
- Interpreting measurements during longeing
- Compensatory asymmetry patterns
- Measuring the ridden horse
- Measuring Icelandic horses
16th – 17th May
Format: Online
Language: English
Price: 4,000 SEK / 350 EUR / 360 USD
Special Offer for Sleip Users
We’re happy to share that attendees can get 10% off the course fee with the promo code Sleip10.
To apply fill out the form. To learn more, simply email at emma.p.sjodin@gmail.com.
Don’t miss this chance to gain valuable skills and insights into objective gait analysis while supporting this amazing initiative led by trusted experts in the field!
