F-Balance

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We’re the only global online and in person academy that teaches the first measurable and reproducible method of hoof trimming to bring the horse back to its natural balance.

01/06/2026

Since I first saw the use of the golden caliper, presented by Scott Lampert (USA) at the Spring Games 2013 event in the Netherlands, I have learned a great deal about its application and about how to help the horse during hoof trimming.
The golden caliper is a measuring tool based on the so-called golden ratio.
When I begin measuring the horse’s foot, or even any part of my own body, and observe that everything maintains a perfect proportion, I find it simply fascinating.
For me, it is only a tool that I use to train my eye and to better learn how to read and interpret the horse’s foot. I do not trim the hoof based on its measurements; instead, I use the measurements obtained to confirm the location of certain natural references that I will later take into consideration during trimming.

Upcoming courses on the F-Balance® concept. The trimming technique most frequently requested by horse owners.
24/05/2026

Upcoming courses on the F-Balance® concept. The trimming technique most frequently requested by horse owners.

In this image, we can clearly see an attempt at CORRECTION, when what this horse actually needed was STABILIZATION.There...
24/05/2026

In this image, we can clearly see an attempt at CORRECTION, when what this horse actually needed was STABILIZATION.

There is a major difference between correcting and stabilizing a hoof.

Correction applies when the deviation exists only in the hoof, while the horse’s conformation is correct. In these cases, proper trimming can help the hoof return to symmetry.

Stabilization is different. When the deviation comes from the horse’s own conformation, the hoof naturally adapts by becoming asymmetrical. The goal is not to force symmetry, but to help the horse remain comfortable, functional, and balanced.

An asymmetrical hoof is not always an incorrect hoof. Very often, it is the horse’s natural adaptation to its own body structure.
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Prien Am Chiemsee
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