A horse is not naturally created to carry a rider on its back.

In German equestrian literature, there is a word 'Trageerschöpfung,' referring to the exhaustion of the horse's body, which prevents it from carrying a rider, as well as its own body weight. Its effects can be seen in the body and psyche of horses. It is commonly referred to as the Topline Syndrome, which is the lowering of the horse's back line.

Currently, more and more horses are showing typical signs of Topline Syndrome. We have become so accustomed to horses with poorly developed backs and a hollow posture that we do not pay too much attention to it.

Incorrect training, bad or overly intense training contribute to the inability of horses to carry, just like a lack of training does.

As horse owners, we are responsible for their proper training so that they can carry us without harming their health. If there is a lack of awareness of the existing problem, a series of mistakes and catastrophic consequences for the horses occur.

Therefore, I warmly invite you to this webinar dedicated to the above topic, through which you will gain the knowledge necessary to recognize when your horse is unable to carry you on its back and what may be the cause of it.

The webinar will cover the following topics:
-what is topline syndrome?
-how to recognize its classic signs?
-what is the cause of the inability to carry?
-case analysis, or training the eye😊

DATE:
January 19, 2025, from 16:00 to 17:30

COST:
For Skowronki 120zł (when paid by January 10, 2025)
After this date 150zł

The number of places is limited.

REGISTRATION: warsztaty@paulinaferdek.pl
The webinar will be held via the Zoom platform. After the payment is processed, participants will receive the link to the meeting in advance.
The webinar will be recorded and available for 30 days.
Participants should have a Zoom account created with the email address from which the registration is submitted. Registration should occur before 16:00 on the day of the webinar; after this hour, it will not be possible.
The webinar will be recorded and will be available for 30 days from the moment of receiving the link on January 20, 2025. Any complaints will be accepted only if reported by February 16, 2025.