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  • ️Fri Jan 01 2016
Core training and rehabilitation in horses

Clayton, 2016

Document ID
10707835879325821431
Author Publication year
2016
Publication venue
Veterinary Clinics: Equine Practice

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The horse's body consists of a series of axial segments (the head, neck, and trunk) and the 4 limbs that support and move the entire body. The core is the axial skeleton together with the soft tissues that have their proximal attachment on the axial skeleton, which includes the …

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