In 350BC the famous philosopher Aristotle wrote and published his work ‘On the Motion of Animals’, outlining what he believed to be the...

What a weird, nonsensical year it has been. If you are reading this, then congratulations on making it through! I hope that you are,...

When I began studying animal physiotherapy all those years ago, it became clear early on that one particular aspect of my training was my...

Okay so there’s a reason I never intentionally set deadlines for these posts – why I ever said that part two would be published the week...

When out on a hack one day, a friend of mine suddenly had what can only be described as a philosophical epiphany: we’d been mooching...

In my last post I discussed distinguishing the wood from the trees and vice versa - how the horse's body is made up of individual parts...

When watching a horse trotting up, I am often reminded of the saying "you cannot see the wood for the trees”. As a physio I have to look...

It may seem obvious: you would not enter an epic spin class without stretching first (personally, I wouldn’t enter the spin class!) and...