The Equine Institute

Applied Equine Anatomy: Function, Movement and Maintenance

Course

Understand equine anatomy through a functional lens. This course covers the skeleton, joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments, emphasizing their roles in overall health and movement. Ideal for horse owners, riders, and equine professionals seeking a

Advanced Equine Nutrition, Gastrointestinal and Digestive Health

Course

This vet-developed course introduces equine nutrition and GI health. Learn the anatomy and function of the digestive system, how nutrition impacts overall health, and recognize common disorders. Ideal for horse owners, riders, and equine professional

Equine Physiology and Sociology: Understanding Horse Behavior, Anatomy, and Biological Systems

Course

Explore equine herd dynamics, anatomy, physiology, and organ systems. Learn how biological systems influence behavior and health. Ideal for horse owners, trainers, and equine professionals seeking a deeper understanding of horse physiology.

Fundamentals of Horse Breeds and Equestrian Disciplines: Understanding Horse Characteristics and Skills

Course

Learn to identify horse breeds and understand equestrian disciplines. This course covers breed traits, discipline-specific tack, and common health concerns, helping horse owners and equine professionals better assess and care for horses.

Contraindications for Equine Bodywork: Safe Practices for Bodywork Professionals

Course

Learn 26 equine conditions where bodywork is contraindicated or less effective. Covers emergency and non-emergency cases, plus ethical considerations for working within a bodywork scope. Essential for equine bodywork professionals.

The Equine Hoof: Inside-Out Care for Soundness and Performance

Course

Explore the internal and external anatomy of the equine hoof. Learn about hoof structure, function, and key theories in shoeing and barefoot care. Ideal for horse owners, farriers, and equine professionals seeking foundational hoof knowledge.