How to prevent myositis in horses thanks to data?

How to prevent myositis in horses thanks to data?

Sep 7, 2022 | Physiology

Home 9 Category: Physiology Myositis in horses (also called tying-up, Monday disease or exertional rhabdomyolysis) is used to describe the destruction of muscle fibers following an effort that was not adapted to the horse’s physical condition. It is a...
Exertional rhabdomyolysis in horses

Exertional rhabdomyolysis in horses

Sep 7, 2022 | Health & Science, Physiology

Home 9 Category: Physiology Exertional rhabdomyolysis in horses, also known as tying-up, Monday disease or myositis, is defined as a painful muscle disease induced by exercise. It is a muscular inflammation that happens after physical exertion. Unlike muscle...
Muscular physiology in the athletic horse

Muscular physiology in the athletic horse

Apr 29, 2022 | Physiology

Home 9 Category: Physiology Muscular physiology in the horse athlete is an important factor to study when interested in his training. Indeed, the muscles participate in various functions essential to the horse’s life (breathing, digestion…) and to its...
4 questions to analyze your racehorses’ fitness

4 questions to analyze your racehorses’ fitness

Mar 22, 2022 | Physiology

Home 9 Category: Physiology ( Page 2 ) Racehorses are true athletes who undergo intensive training. It is therefore essential to monitor and analyze the fitness of your horses to keep an eye on their health and to maximize their performance.  Indeed, fitness is...
4 reasons to analyze VO2Max in racehorse training

4 reasons to analyze VO2Max in racehorse training

Aug 31, 2021 | Physiology

Home 9 Category: Physiology ( Page 2 ) VO2Max is one of the critical parameters for measuring the intensity of an athlete’s horse’s effort. There are two other complementary parameters: heart rate and lactatemia. These values are accurate indicators...