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Stable Science from Dr David Marlin’s Animalweb

STABLE SCIENCE is a must to promote the health, well-being and performance of all horses. Dr David Marlin’s Animalweb offers a straightforward approach to challenges, disrupting and reshaping the outdated equestrian education many of us have grown up with.

Along with a mighty team of experts, David is helping all horse owners, riders and breeders achieve optimal performance for their much-loved horses, horses are living healthier, happier, longer lives by using the latest that science and technology can give us.

AskAnimalweb.com is an independent resource website for all equestrians. A source of unbiased, science-based research, delivering news, product reviews, webinars, podcasts and articles covering the full breadth of the equine world.

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Cold Therapy for Horses by Dr David Marlin Feb 07, 2022

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Dr David Marlin discusses the topic of cold therapy for horses.

Many people are now aware that there is an Anti RICE movement, (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) growing in human use. RICE has been used widely for the treatment of acute soft tissue injury in human therapy for years and RICE is still widely used in professional sport despite some medics campaigning against it. However, in the equestrian world cold therapy or Cryotherapy is widely used without a lot of negativity; let’s look at why this is and at the benefits of RICE in equestrian sport in more detail

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Rehabilitation Exercises Paper Discussed by Dr Gillian Tabor - Ellis and King Jan 06, 2021

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Dr Gillian Tabor discusses a rehabilitation exercises paper by Ellis & King.

Dr Gillian Tabor, a Chartered Physiotherapist who specialises in the treatment and rehabilitation of horses, takes a look into a journal article that was published last year by Ellis & King. Discuss what they did, how they measured it and what they found. The article references the rehabilitation exercises that Gillian also recommends that you can do with your horses of different ages and experiences.

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Equiband by Dr Gillian Tabor Jan 06, 2021

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Dr Gillian Tabor on Equiband and the use of training aids.

Dr Gillian Tabor, a Chartered Physiotherapist who specialises in the treatment and rehabilitation of horses, discusses training aids. Although training aids aren't compulsory, they are useful in the right context with the right horse, at the right time and set up correctly. Gillian talks about the use of this specific system made by a company called Equity Core concepts.

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Stress In Horses and Riders Dec 14, 2020

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Dr David Marlin discusses the topic of Stress in Horses and Riders.

When most of us hear the word “stress” we probably immediately think of it as something bad. So is there such a thing as “good stress?”. What is too much stress? Can you have too little stress? In this Podcast we’ll look at stress from a different perspective.

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UnderPerformance in Horses Dec 14, 2020

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Dr Gillian Tabor is the Programme Manager and lectures on the MSc Veterinary Physiotherapy course at Hartpury University and is undertaking research, both her own equine projects and supervising students.

Gillian discusses Underperformance in horses and how it can be linked to Gut Health - This podcast accompanies Dr David Marlins Gut Health Webinar, click here

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Stress - is it always a bad thing - full version by Dr David Marlin Dec 09, 2020

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Dr David Marlin discusses the topic of Stress and is it always a bad thing?

When most of us hear the word “stress” we probably immediately think of it as something bad. So is there such a thing as “good stress?”. What is too much stress? Can you have too little stress? In this Podcast we’ll look at stress from a different perspective. This is the full discussion with Dr David Marlin.

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Stress - is it always a bad thing? Dec 01, 2020

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Dr David Marlin discusses the topic of Stress and is it always a bad thing?

When most of us hear the word “stress” we probably immediately think of it as something bad. So is there such a thing as “good stress?”. What is too much stress? Can you have too little stress? In this Podcast we’ll look at stress from a different perspective.

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Rugging Your Horse by Dr David Marlin Nov 20, 2020

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Dr David Marlin follows on from his webinar and Q&A with a podcast on rugging, to view all of Dr David Marlins work see www.drdavidmarlin.com

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Tapering Nov 10, 2020

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What is tapering?

Tapering is reducing the amount of training time on the days prior to your competition. Tapering is not about reducing the intensity or effort that you or your horse puts into training but the actual duration that you work them for, this is key. Tapering is a tried and tested method to improve performance at your competition and has been used successfully in human athletes over the past 30 years but isn't so widely known in the equestrian community. In this Podcast, Dr David Marlin explains what Tapering is and how to use it in your horse's fitness and training plan to greatly improve your horse's performance!

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Moving a Horse to a New Home by Dr David Marlin Oct 19, 2020

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Over the years I've come across many horse owners who bring a horse home and then find they are having problems with it in the first few days or even weeks, whether that be changes in temperament, illness or both. Moving home is extremely stressful for some horses and can even lead to colic, tying up and respiratory problems to name just a few. We cannot overestimate the stress of travelling and changing home for our horses, changing forage and feed, bedding material and so forth.

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