
Imagine looking at your horse and noticing the things you've never seen before.
They don't need you to know everything. They just need you to understand what you're seeing in them.
Every body tells an important story. You can learn to read it clearly.
Built For Horse Owners Who Want Confidence, Not Confusion
Self paced learning, you can watch again and again
The whole horse body, broken down in to six logical units
Six months access so you can take the time you need
Multiple horse skeletons to compare function and dysfunction
Anatomical terms simplified to build confidence, not confusion
Videos devoted to teaching you how to find your own horse's structure


I started studying anatomy out of a desire to understand my own horses better. And I had no idea where to start, because I couldn’t find a course that could simplify the concepts in a way that made the information easily consumable.
So I hit the books. Many, many books. That all said subtly different things about anatomy. So then I began to turn to the horses themselves. Any horse I came across in my work, as well as my growing collection of equine skeletons. And I let the horses teach me.
This course is designed as a shortcut for you to the learning that I have been doing for the last ten years. I have put together a resource that I dreamed about when I first got curious about the body and movement of my own horses.
I hope you love it as much as I do.
Bachelor of Education Studies, Cert. ESMT
Professional Equine Bodyworker and Anatomy Educator



Whether you're a beginner, a lifelong horse owner or an equine professional, this course will give you the confidence to understand your horse's body, make informed decisions and become the advocate they deserve.
This course will teach you to recognise how your horse is built, why they move the way they do and the subtle signs they have been showing you all along. And once you can see that, you can never unsee it.
Whether you have fifteen minutes before work or an hour on a lazy afternoon, you can learn at your own pace. Rewatch lessons as often as you like, revisit topics whenever you need them and build your knowledge one step at a time.
Six comprehensive units - The Head and Neck, The Back and Ribcage, The Hind End, The Front Limb, The Hind Limb and The Horse As A Whole
Self directed learning with six months access
Access via the GoKollab app, to have the course in your pocket whenever you need it
Practical walkthrough to apply the learning in each unit to your own horse
Certificate of Completion (for bragging rights, or CPD)
Replace uncertainty with understanding as you learn to recognise the subtle signs your horse has been quietly sharing every day.
Feel empowered knowing you no longer have to rely on guesswork - you'll have the knowledge to advocate for your horse with confidence.
Discover the kind of connection that comes from truly understanding your horse, where every interaction is guided by knowledge, compassion and trust.
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For the huge amount of information you're given, the amount of content is not crazy. The course is broken down in to six units, one to two hours per unit. With six months access, you can consume the course at your own pace, whether it is one unit per week, or ten minutes whenever you have the time.
Hmm, that is a statement, not a question, but totally a valid point. Anatomy textbooks love Latin, and English, and sometimes a wild mix of both. The Learning Horse Anatomy course gives you a comprehensive working knowledge of the body, not a crash course in Latin. We don't adhere strictly to proper terminology, because we believe understanding where something is and what it does is more important that what it is called.
Oh come on, the title says "questions," not statements! But look, the great thing about this course format is that the units are broken down into video blocks that are short and easy to consume. So if you only have fifteen minutes with your morning coffee, you can pop on a video and be sure that you're not going to lose your place when you have to stop the recording. Your progress is tracked, and next time you've got a minute, you can move on to the next video.
Now, any actual questions, or just more statements?
Yes, another question! How wonderful.
Learning Horse Anatomy is definitely appropriate for industry professionals. Anyone who has an interest in horse anatomy, skeletal structure, function and dysfunction will benefit from this course. One of the wonderful things about learning from real horse skeletons is that they always have amazing stories for us to learn from and to apply to the horses in our life, whether personally or professionally.
Oh you've saved the best question for last.
There is a video at the end of each unit that shows you exactly how to feel for the skeleton and structure in your own horse. You are given straightforward instructions and demonstrations of how and where to feel and find bony landmarks. As well as this, the final unit in the course brings all the anatomy learning together to give real world examples of horses in movement and how understanding their structure helps us interpret their movement.
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