Science Of Motion® 7th International Conference 2019

October 4th,5th & 6th

10AM-5PM

We will have morning coffee and lunch will be served.

Limited seating book early!

Location:

370 Crooked Creek Road

Eatonton, GA USA 31024

CHECK IN CODE SMIC19

Signature Hotel is

The Lodge on Lake Oconee

930 Greensboro Rd

Eatonton, GA 31024

(P) 706- 485-7785

(F) 706- 485-3996

www.TheLodgeOnLakeOconee.com

For your consideration the Science of Motion presents the following in unparalleled education through highly informative and engaging lectures, live and video demonstrations and collaborative roundtables. Speakers include Jean Luc Cornille M.A., Dr. Betsy Uhl D.V.M., Ph.D., DACVP, Michelle Osborn Ph.D.,  Elzbieta Jezewska Ph.D. Singly and combined this group of experts present the most current research as it applies to all aspects of schooling the horse and rider. The science of the research advances the art and together the path leads to brilliance.

Speakers:

Jean Luc Cornille M.A, Dr Betsy Uhl D.V.M., Ph.D., DACVP

Michelle Osborn Ph.D.

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Jean Luc Cornille

The relation between art and science is the trade mark of the science of motion. During this year’s International Conference, Chazot and Jean Luc are going to be very much involved through live performances, weather permitting, or videos. One of the talk , “

Here are a few illustrations of the talk, “There is a Better Way.”

The now famous talk, “The Seat” is going to be presented.

Two elements of the new Motion Microscope Series are going to be presented, “Half Pass” and “Piaff.” (Live presentation and/or video.)

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Dr Betsy Uhl D.V.M., Ph.D., DACVP

Michelle Osborn MS,Ph.D.

The Truth is Etched in the Bones: Tracking the Pathological Effects of Chronic Tension and Compression 

Changes in the bones tell the story of the mechanical forces that impacted them in life, specifically tension and compression. We are studying pathological specimens and building a variety of dynamic models to simulate the alterations in body posture and movement that induce chronic degenerative lesions. For the 2019 SOM International Conference we will be correlating function with its effects on form and the development of disease in both the horse and rider by illustrating how chronically held postures affect body tensegrity and often result in skeletal remodeling and degenerative lesions. Specific case examples, in particular of osteoarthritis in the neck, which is a serious problem in humans and horses will be modeled and analyzed. Discussion will be interactive and focused on correlating our case findings and attendees’ observations with Jean Luc’s extensive experience training horses and riders. 

 

 

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No refunds for non attendance.

Can use for 2020 conference if unable to attend