1998 Canadian Equestrian Federation Convention
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This year’s Canadian Equestrian Federation Convention to be held January 21-26 in Ottawa, ON, Canada, will feature guest speakers Equine biomechanics expert Dr. Hilary Clayton, an equine biomechanics expert, and sports psychologist Geri Agrey.
Clayton will be featured Sunday morning, January 25, followed by an afternoon session with Agrey which certified coaches may use for up-dating requirements.
Clayton, who is well known for her research on equine gait analysis and conditioning for sport horses, is currently working at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State University. She will address the important question, “What Makes a Good Mover?” and will give an up-date on her research into the mechanics of dressage and jumping horses.
Agrey, having acted as a mental and physical training consultant to the Canadian Three Day Eventing Team, tells of her methods which are for athletes who aspire to reach competitive excellence. Her topic, “That Balancing Act – Mental and Physical Training for the Competitive Horse and Rider,” will cover the concept of high performance training, balancing the necessary ingredients and developing your own personal high performance state TheHorse.com is home to thousands of free articles about horse health care. In order to access some of our exclusive free content, you must be signed into TheHorse.com. Already have an account?Create a free account with TheHorse.com to view this content.
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Tim Brockhoff
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