Whole Horse Dissection Clinics
for professionals

Currently 2 Scheduled

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September 21 & 22, 2018
Marshall, Va

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Fall 2019
Tucson, AZ
Jackpot Veterinary Center

Virginia Clinic 2018

Specifics on the Arizona clinic will be posted in the future.

Limited to only 12 Participants.            Reserve your space today!

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Two Day Clinic  - September 21 & 22

Marshall, Virginia

8:30 am to 4 pm Friday and Saturday

$500

$200 deposit secures your spot

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Very hands-on and interactive!

Perfect for the equine professional needing a refresher, or the serious owner wanting a deeper understanding of the equine body.

DAY 1:

• Horse in motion – explore interactive movement of the fore and hind limbs
• Abdomen/fascia and organs and influence on motion
• Thorax – ligaments of chest, lungs and neck and how motion influences them

DAY 2:

• Individualized to the group
• Detailed dissection of multiple regions
  

This clinic is geared towards professionals that are striving for a deeper understanding of their work with horses.  We are keen to facilitate your studies and be a part of your learning.

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Questions?

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Accommodations:

Dulles is the airport I prefer

Reagan National is an option but traffic coming and going to DC can be an issue

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Whole Horse Dissection Clinic Testimonials

Here is what some participants had to say:

I'm still amazed. Every textbook of equine anatomy has come to life since the Dissection Weekend.

The creativity in your approach allowed for answers to both the anatomical and biomechanical questions that I've carried with me from barn to barn for the past 4 years.

Thank you so much for being innovators in this underutilized field, I learned more in one weekend than I could have ever imagined. I will definitely be signing up for another.

Thanks again,

Andy Smith, DC, Equine A.R.T. practitioner



A huge thank you to Dr. Ann-Marie Hancock and Paige Poss for putting on the 'Whole Horse Dissection Clinic' earlier this week. It was an incredible learning opportunity and the knowledge gained from watching and participating will make a significant difference in how I work with some of my equine bodywork clients. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge.

Stephanie Mills