Conformation and Gait Analysis with Static and Dynamic observation – Canine
Master how to assess structural correctness and movement dynamics, enhancing your ability to optimise canine health and performance
This courses is also accessible to non-members, who will be granted a complimentary student membership when purchased.
Course Details
Welcome to the Conformation and Gait Analysis with Static and Dynamic Observation – Canine, a course for IAAT members who are eager to expand their expertise in canine therapy. Under the guidance of esteemed therapist Rebeccah Baylis, this program looks into the detailed analysis of canine conformation and gait, essential skills for anyone working in canine health, rehabilitation, and performance enhancement.
Throughout this course, you will explore the fundamental aspects of canine conformation, learn to identify key structural points, understand common deviations, and analyse their impact on movement and gait. This comprehensive training combines theoretical knowledge with practical observation skills, both static and dynamic, to give you a holistic view of canine biomechanics and health.
Recorded Zoom sessions are integral to the learning experience of this course, designed to enhance your understanding and skills through real-time interaction. There will be pre-recoded Zoom session and access to your tutor online ensuring you never miss a critical learning opportunity.
What you will learn:
- Key Points to observe with Conformation (structural correctness)
- Fore and Hind limb conformation
- Structural deviations and movement
- Gait analysis broken down
- Static and Dynamic observations
On completion you will be awarded an IAAT CPD Certificate for 15-20 hours. This certificate will be available for you to download.
Meet Rebeccah Baylis
Rebeccah Baylis from Little Green Stables is a qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist and Herbal Consultant working with Zoopharmacognosy, holding further Certificates in Fascia, Myofascia release, Equine and Canine Massage, Acupressure and Mobilisation.
Working in Veterinary practice for much of her younger years, Becky now works freelance working with her client base as well as teaching, tutoring, mentoring and offering CPD’s to other therapists and owners covering and sourcing a range of specialists to work together to improve skills and develop knowledge further.
Rebeccah has partnered with IAAT to write a range of online-learning courses to help you gain greater knowledge of therapy techniques for dogs and horses.
