Equido Level Three

Who should attend?

What will be covered?

By the end of this course learners will:

• Detailed advanced use of Ki energy and how it relates to the equine. 
• Detailed advanced understanding of the equine psyche and how energy is used to relate to their surroundings.
• Detailed understanding and the application of breathing techniques required to raise specific Ki energy.
• knowledge on the application of equine body language to allow the horse to "hook on" to the human. 
• Detailed understanding of the psychology behind the application of the hook on techniques and where it may be relevant for the equine.
• Detailed understanding of the necessity of the correct personality of the equine before applying such and where hook on would not be beneficial or in fact dangerous.
• Advanced groundwork exercises working on precise energy control and direction of the feet. 
• Advanced single line and double line work.  
• Demonstrating the ability to be able to use the appropriate groundwork exercises to help remedial horses regain their trust and willingness to work. 
• Demonstrate the ability to assess accurately the individual psyche of each horse and work in balance with their energies. 
• Advanced and discipline.
• Detailed and knowledge and understanding of the of the equine and how this may impact on their ability to work. 
• Detailed understanding of the movement of the equine and how this relates directly to the .
•   knowledge of the muscle groups of the horse. 
• knowledge of the circulatory, respiratory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine systems of the horse.
• Detailed and knowledge of the physiological impact and changes which occur during the training process. 
• Detailed and understanding of the methodology of training for a specific discipline.  
• Detailed and understanding of both traditional and interval programmes and the impacts and changes caused to the equine body by both of these methods. 
• Practical and thorough knowledge of the training of four different horses in preparation of this module.
• knowledge of the different methods and levels of restraint that can be used on the equine. 
• Detailed understanding of the psychological impact of using restraint. 
• Detailed understanding of and the ability to assess when to use restraint and which method to apply.
• Advanced work with remedial or loaders. 
• Advanced practical work.
• knowledge of soil types and their properties. 
• knowledge of sward maintenance and management. 
• knowledge of land drainage and their advantages/disadvantages. 
• knowledge of factors affecting soil fertility.
• Basic knowledge of the requirements as laid down by the industry standards for the construction of good stabling.
• Basic knowledge of the different types of materials available for stable construction. 
• Basic knowledge of designing a yard for a specific purpose and the reasoning behind the design.

Other areas of interest

Equido Level One.

Equido Level two.