YOUR HORSE (AND YOU): STRONG AND RELAXED FOR COMPETITIONS AND EVENTS
Equitana in Essen. CHIO in Aachen. Both the fair and the competition are well-known if you are involved with horses. We are taking you online to both events: meet the mare Oaks Milky Way and her rider Hilary Scott from Australia. Get to know the gelding Casi and his owner Barbara Fecker. Discover how both duos benefit from the use of the Beosigner®.
The “World Festival of Equestrian Sports” – that is what the CHIO is called. So, it is no surprise that Australian show jumper Hilary Scott meets internationally active equine sports therapist Karin Link here.
Experience, in the video (with subtitles), what the rider and therapist have to say about their work with the Beosigner®. It is about strength, self-regulation, and recovery. It is about mental and physical resilience. It is about making a big difference.
Important for both horse and rider: staying cool even in stressful situations. Being in the spotlight is exciting – for the horse even more than for the rider.
This was the experience of equestrian athlete Barbara Fecker at the Equitana trade fair in Essen. She adapted her daily routine with the Beosigner® to the demands of the event and shares how you can also support your horse in similar situations.
Gelding Casi with Barbara Fecker at Equitana
The Warm-Up – better focus and improved performance:
- Vitalizing the acupuncture points Occiput and Thymus Gland
- Vitalizing the Bladder Meridian
In between – regenerating and processing impressions:
Vitalizing the Occiput and Yin Tang
The final – finding relaxation:
- Vitalizing the acupuncture points Bai Hui, Occiput, and Diaphragm
- Vitalizing the Bladder Meridian
Detailed information on all the acupuncture points and meridians mentioned can be found on a separate page.
Take a look at everything happening in Casi's beautiful face: his eyes, his ears, his mouth, and the overall posture of his head. You can see it – this is a relaxed horse. Of course, he occasionally glances at the camera!
