Kissing Spine Forum

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Kissing Spine Forum

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Jean Luc Cornille

While the usual paradigm focusses on the lesion, the Science of Motion concentrates on the kinematics abnormality and/or vertebral column dysfunction causing the lesion.

The Science of Motion approach to kissing spine identifies the muscle imbalance causing the dorsal spines to touch. The therapy corrects the muscle imbalance or other dysfunction through appropriated in hand work, riding, and gymnastic exercises.

Intellectual modesty, love for the horse and critical thinking are mandatory. One needs to accept the thought that riding technique and/or training technique may have contributed to intermittent contact of the dorsal spines.

This group is for the ones who have rehabilitated their horse from kissing spine following the Science of Motion approach and are willing to share their experience, and the ones who are interested in understanding and learning the Science of Motion approach.

Through the forum, one can ask questions to Jean Luc and submit video for analysis.

Forum entry fee, 3 mths, one payment, $125.00

(after payment we will send you link to join)

Video for analysis.

The video needs to be clear with proper zooming, horse close. (I need to see details such as the down and up translations of the fetlocks. No slow motion. View from the side, riding, or at the lunge line, walk, trot, and canter, both directions. Length of the video, ten to fifteen minutes. Vimeo or Youtube.

Video Analysis, $60.00

Contact, Helyn@scienceofmotion.com