Equestic

24/07/2025

How much time do you think your horse actually spends in walk, trot, and canter during a training session? Would you like to see the real data? 🐎⏱️

15/07/2025

Training for your dressage tests?
Record each test with your Equestic SaddleClip and review the data for every gait and the precision of your transitions.
This way, you’ll see your progress in clear, objective numbers.
Don’t forget to track your tests at competitions too!
Check if you and your horse performed better or worse than in training.
Share your results with us in your Stories — we love celebrating your progress even more than you do!

30/06/2025

Top 3 Most Common Mistakes with the Equestic SaddleClip ✨
✅ 1️⃣ Wrong Placement Attaching the SaddleClip to a too soft or unstable place (like a flexible pad or a loose girth) leads to inaccurate or missing data. Always attach it firmly to the left saddle flap, at an angle less than 45°, for reliable results!
✅ 2️⃣ Too Short or Interrupted Trot For symmetry analysis, you need at least 1 minute of continuous trot in each direction. Frequent walk transitions or short trots won’t work. Aim for at least 3 minutes total trot per session for the best data.
✅ 3️⃣ Lunging Setup Issues When lunging, many riders attach the Clip to a lunging girth that sits closer to the front legs. This shifts the measurement focus, exaggerating front-leg impact while reducing hind-leg data. For best comparison with ridden work, attach the Clip to the saddle even during lunging.
👉 Master these tips for better, more reliable training data and keep your horse a happy athlete!

26/06/2025

The most seemingly simple question that haunts every horse owner is:
“Is everything okay?”
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But what does “everything” really mean?
And how can you actually check it using hard data from the Equestic SaddleClip — spending just 5 minutes at the start of your ride to train in peace and stop second-guessing yourself?

All you need to do is record your first warm-up trot, before any collected work or movements.

Then, while you’re walking, take a look at these 5 graphs — your quick guides to peace of mind:

1. Trot Rhythm – the narrower this graph, the better.
If you see two peaks or a spreading base, that's a warning sign.
2. Impulse – during the warm-up trot, it should gradually increase if things are going well.
A steady or rising impulse tells you your horse is ready.
If you notice a difference between the lines when going right vs. left — it's time to investigate.
That’s where the symmetry graphs come in.
3. These three indicators will turn you into an expert on your own horse.
And they’ll never lie — unlike horses, who are naturally wired to hide lameness (yes, so predators don’t catch them).
Riders can only feel major asymmetry, mostly in rhythm, since uneven step duration is perceptible.
But asymmetry in push-off or landing? That’s where our sensor steps in.
So, let’s check the big three:
Symmetry of rhythm, landing, and push-off.
You’ll feel reassured when you see narrow, consistent peaks.
But if the graph shows double peaks, wide or uneven shapes, or peaks drifting apart — it’s time to inspect your tack or talk to a professional.
Is it complicated?
Not at all.
Narrow and even = good.
Wide and messy = bad.
Check your horse, breathe easy, and start your training with confidence.
Now you can safely go into lateral or asymmetrical work — because you know you started in balance.
And don’t forget to restart the recording, so the rest of your training session is logged in your app calendar — ready for future comparison and progress tracking.

13/06/2025

Struggling to build your horse’s topline? You’re not alone — and we’ve got you covered.

From feeding for muscle to tracking your progress with the Equestic SaddleClip, our latest blog breaks down exactly how to develop your horse’s strength, posture, and balance from poll to tail.

Whether you're bringing a horse back into work or chasing that perfect frame, start here.

Read the full blog: https://www.equestic.com/how-to-build-a-horses-topline-proven-tips-for-lasting-results/

11/06/2025

How do you achieve perfect symmetry in your horse’s movement?
Eva’s story is proof that consistency pays off.

📈 *On June 3rd, 2025,* she received a message from us: her ride with Rosenrot was perfectly symmetrical — 100%.
That means both left and right diagonals were completely balanced.

💌 Here’s what Eva told us when we asked what changed:

> “Indeed, our dressage and jumping sessions have been going very well these past two weeks.
> In almost every training, we include ground poles: in walk, trot, and canter — both on circles and straight lines.
> This helps her build stamina and muscle, so her movement becomes more stable.”

👏 Stories like this inspire us — and hopefully you too.
Keep sharing your journey. Together, we’re making equestrian training smarter and safer.

06/06/2025

The EU is taking a hard look at sport horse welfare and calling for real change.
At a major meeting in Strasbourg, vets and lawmakers demanded better standards, stronger regulation, and more science-backed training tools.
So where does Equestic fit in? Right at the heart of the solution.
✅ Real-time symmetry and intensity data
✅ Smart recovery planning
✅ Transparent tracking for riders and coaches

Read how Equestic supports the welfare-first future of equestrian sport:
👉 https://www.equestic.com/elevating-horse-welfare-in-equestrian-sports-insights-from-the-european-parliament/

12/05/2025

Your horse might be more tired than you think—and the first signs are often invisible.
With the Equestic SaddleClip, you can track rhythm, symmetry, and intensity to catch fatigue before it turns into strain or injury.
💡 Train smarter. Recover better. Ride with insight.
👉 Read https://www.equestic.com/spot-horse-fatigue-before-it-causes-trouble-with-fitness-tracking-tools/

09/05/2025

When Rosie started stumbling during training, her rider Jill knew something wasn’t quite right...
Thanks to the Equestic Saddle Clip, she was able to spot early warning signs — before clear symptoms appeared.
The diagnosis? Arthritis.
With timely treatment and a training plan tailored to Rosie’s needs, she’s now back on track — and back in the arena! 🐎✨

📖 Read their inspiring story on our blog:
https://www.equestic.com/how-equestic-helped-rosie-get-ahead-of-arthritis-and-back-on-track/

05/05/2025

🔥 Think your horse needs a day off after a hard session? Think again. Discover how supercompensation works and how the Equestic SaddleClip helps you train at just the right moment for lasting gains. This isn’t guesswork- it’s smart riding with real-time data.
👉 Read the full blog: https://www.equestic.com/supercompensation-in-horses-real-time-training-with-the-equestic-saddleclip/

Learn how to use the Equestic SaddleClip to train at the right time for better fitness, faster recovery, and injury-free performance gains.

02/05/2025

🎯 Schooling without a trainer on the ground?
The Equestic SaddleClip gives you the truth about your ride with no guesswork.
You think you did enough transitions.
You feel you rode evenly on both reins.
But the SaddleClip shows you exactly what happened:
✅ How long you spent in each gait
✅ Which rein you worked more
✅ Number of transitions
✅ Rhythm accuracy
✅ Symmetry of movement
And with the app, you’ll see your session mapped out, so you can track progress, adjust your plan, and ride with purpose.
📲 No trainer? No problem.
Your data is your feedback.
👉 Start seeing the difference:

https://www.equestic.com/solo-riding-equestic-your-eyes-on-the-ground

Solo rider? Use the Equestic SaddleClip to track time, transitions, symmetry, rhythm, and rein balance. Real data. Real progress. No guesswork.

21/04/2025

💡 Think you're riding a straight dressage test? Your horse might disagree.
Straightness is key to balance, symmetry, and better scores but it’s hard to spot from the saddle. Discover how Equestic helps you track and fix straightness with real-time data.
👉 Read the blog: https://www.equestic.com/what-does-a-straight-dressage-test-mean/

What does straightness in dressage really mean? Discover how Equestic data helps you track symmetry, improve balance, and ride a straighter, more consistent dressage test.