As well as the free content in the education zone, you can also register for webinars and online courses which Centaur Biomechanics delivers and hosts. Through Dr. Russell MacKechnie-Guire’s extensive collaborations and connections, we offer world class CPD and education direct to your laptop.
Broadcast across the word, the webinars are high quality and evidence based with an applied application. All delegates receive a 14-day access to the webinar recording, CPD certificates and live Q&A. The Centaur platform is becoming renowned for providing some of the best online educational opportunities.
Horse and Rider, Connected by Fascia: Two bodies, One Network with Tom Myers and Mary Wanless
Sunday 25 January 2026 @ 14:00 HRS GMT
Horse and Rider, Connected by Fascia: Two bodies, One Network with Tom Myers and Mary Wanless
The relationship between horse and rider is so wonderfully simple and yet mind-bendingly complex. Tom and Mary elucidate the biomechanics for clear communication between horse and rider (and back again). For teachers and healers, we show how to ‘bodyread’ the dance between rider and horse. To make this analysis accessible, Tom and Mary open up the particular myofascial lines of force transmission in both horse and rider, to make corrections to the ‘un-obvious’, since our corrections to the obvious are so often ineffective. The goal is a feeling of one-ness between horse and rider. Understanding the lines in both ‘animals’ leads to better riders, happier horses, and a deeper relationship between the two.
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Equine C6/7 Morphological Variations: Case Management & Rehabilitation with Dr Chritine Gee
Thursday 29th January 2026 @ 19:00 HRS GMT
Equine C6/7 Morphological Variations - Case Management and Rehabilitation Principles with Dr Christine Gee
Clincal cases of C6/7 morphological variations can often be halped and managed and rehabilitated with correct knowledge and application of training, therapeutic rehabilitation and medical techniques.Identification of lower cervical dysfunction and understanding the biomechanical mechanisms allows for specific, individualised care and management of diagnosed cases.
For all attendees, CPD certificates available as well as a “view only” recording of the webinar with a year access access pass. There will also be a Q and A session with ample opportunity to post questions via our interactive Q&A panel.
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Equine Rehabilitation: Science, Challenges and Practical Guidelines with Solange Michèle Schrijer
Thursday 12 February 2026 @ 19:00 HRS GMT
Equine Rehabilitation: Science, Challenges and Practical Guidelines: from neuro(physio)logical and biomechanical perspective with Solange Michèle Schrijer
Where correct diagnostics and treatment already challenge any practitioner in the veterinary field, rehabilitation and working towards optimal functioning even surpass those efforts as a consequence of the complexity of factors intervening with the results.
The aim of this webinar is providing insights and tools to both professionals and interested horse owners, by shedding light on current science and principles basing "the main roads" during rehabilitation, with shared practical guidelines how to deal with the complexity of influencing factors when rehabilitating our horses.
For all attendees, CPD certificates available as well as a “view only” recording of the webinar with a year access access pass. There will also be a Q and A session with ample opportunity to post questions via our interactive Q&A panel.
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A Pain in the Neck: Turning Improved Diagnostics into Meaningful Treatment Strategies with Dr Rachel Tucker
Saturday 14th March 2026 @ 14:00 HRS GMT
A Pain in the Neck: Turning Improved Diagnostics into Meaningful Treatment Strategies with Dr Rachel Tucker
This session will discuss the presentation and identification of neck pain and radiculopathy in horses and how advances in veterinary diagnostic methods are improving our diagnostic capabilities. I will talk through the current veterinary treatment options and how these integrate with physical therapies and a rehabilitation program. Discussion will include my experience of performing minimally invasive foraminotomy and keyhole surgery of the articular process joints, focussing on how careful case selection offers the key to a great outcome.
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A Behavioural Approach to Bitting: What the Ridden Horse Need with Olivia Turner
Thursday 19th March 2026 @ 19:00 HRS GMT
A Behavioural Approach to Bitting: What the Ridden Horse Need with Olivia Turner
In this sessions, the horse needs from a ridden perspective specifically with bits and bitting in mind will be disucssed. The bit is one of the main points of communication between horse and rider and it’s very important this tool is correctly fitted and comfortable for the horse. When we know what to look for, we can read a horse accurately and can recognise what they are or aren’t happy with, which is essential when we’re deciding what bit to use. Sometimes what looks like a bitting issue is actually an issue caused by something else, so knowing how to read the situation correctly and address the root cause of the problem is an important part of ensuring ridden horse welfare.
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