Reduced strain on joints: When a joint is less loaded, the surrounding structures are also less loaded. This includes tendons and ligaments. This makes Aquatraining ideally suited for common injuries, such as joint problems and tendon injuries. Aqua training can be used for most tendon injuries after the acute phase. In this way, the load on the tendon steadily increases and the risk of recurrence decreases.
Improved balance and coordination: Improvement of proprioception, the horse's ability to perceive the position of the body or body parts. This helps stabilize joints and prevent abnormal movements. Injuries often disrupt proprioception in the affected part. Aqua training is therefore very valuable here.
Improvement of muscle strength.
Improving the mobility of the spine and legs.
Improving the quality of the step: The walk is an essential gait of dressage horses. By training in the aquatrainer, the stride frequency can be stimulated by playing with the speed of the treadmill, resulting in an increase in stride length.

During Aqua training, your horse is always guided by the professionals of Hydrohorses.