π Learn the basic external parts of a horse.
π Gain some knowledge about horse anatomy.
π₯ This video is part of a weekly video show that focuses on riding tips, training ideas, and horse care advice.
π΄ This video explains the terminology used to describe the different parts of a horse.
ππ» The poll is the area between the horse's ears, and the forelock is the hair that hangs in front.
π¦· The TMJ is an important joint in a horse's jaw that plays a role in chewing.
π΄ Horses have a unique way of chewing their feed.
𦴠The cervical vertebrae of a horse run behind the shoulder area.
πͺ The horse has a scapula and heavy muscling in the shoulder area.
π΄ The parts of a horse include the fetlock joint, pastern, and hoof.
π The withers, loins, and croup are important parts of the horse's body.
π The girth groove, flank, and pelvis are also significant areas to consider.
π΄ Horses have specific body parts, such as the hindquarters, dock, stifle, Gaskin, hock, cannon, fetlock, pastern, coronet, and hoof.
π This video provides a short tutorial on horse anatomy and body parts.
π€ The speaker has always had a fascination with anatomy since childhood.
π΄ Understanding horse anatomy and movement is essential for riders to improve their posture and balance.
π§ Anatomy and biomechanics of riding are closely intertwined, and studying them can greatly enhance riding skills.
π A course called 'The Effortless Rider' taught by Wendi Murdoch focuses on anatomy, biomechanics, and improving riding technique.
π This video teaches the parts of a horse and provides definitions for each term.
π The host invites viewers to comment with any questions or new horse anatomy terms they learned.
π¬ The best platform for discussion and interaction is the host's website.
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