Equine Exercise Physiology - understanding basic terminology and concepts

Equine exercise physiology is defined as the study of the horse’s body systems in response to exercise. A relatively new scientific field, equine exercise physiology provides an incredible amount of information that can be used to maximize performance, and extend the health and longevity of the athletic horse.

Robert Keck (01 July 2007 - Issue Number: 4)

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Equine Exercise Physiology - understanding basic terminology and concepts

Anaerobic work is performed at heart rates above 150 BPM and involves explosive power such as short sprints, acceleration, and fast galloping. A Quarter Horse running 2 furlongs would be deriving energy 60% anaerobically and 40% aerobically.

Robert Keck (European Trainer - issue 18 - Winter 2007)

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