Episode #92

Gait Analysis – Seeing Beyond the Surface

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In this episode, we explore what gait analysis actually means and why it matters.

We cover:

  • Veterinary gait analysis – classic “lame or not lame” approach
  • Objective gait analysis – tech tools & AI measurement
  • Subjective analysis – what the eye perceives
  • Riding instructor perspective – influenced by training philosophy
  • Functional gait analysis – understanding load limits & movement units

Plus a practical exercise using markers and video review — perfect for a Christmas learning project. And finally, a note about our free Compass Call for personal support.

Key Take-aways ⭐ Gait analysis is more than “lame vs. sound.” ⭐ Objective & subjective tools complement each other. ⭐ Functional gait analysis helps identify load thresholds — not just symptoms. ⭐ Learning to see movement is a skill that can be trained.

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