OIO Equine Biomechanics
Equine Biomechanics
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Learn advanced equine biomechanics and taping techniques through an at-home digital course. This program covers internal and external stress on horses, force impacts, and support strategies for various conditions. It includes lectures, a community forum, downloadable resources, and certification upon completion.
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3.12.14
February 26, 2026
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FAQ
What is OIO Equine Biomechanics?
OIO Equine Biomechanics offers a comprehensive digital course on equine biomechanics and taping techniques. It covers how to address internal and external stress, force impacts, and provide support for injuries and dysfunctions in horses.
Who is the OIO Equine Biomechanics course for?
The course is designed for qualified professionals including veterinarians, equine chiropractors, equine rehabilitation specialists, vet techs, and equine massage therapists. Attendees must be vetted before enrollment.
What content is included in the OIO Equine Biomechanics course?
The course includes over 8 hours of lecture and practicum via the OIO Biomechanics App, access to an exclusive in-app community, downloadable course slides, a case study archive, and certification upon successful completion of case studies and an exam.
How do I get certified with OIO Equine Biomechanics?
Certification is awarded after completing 10 case studies and passing a final exam. This demonstrates your proficiency in applying the biomechanical taping principles taught in the course.
Does OIO Equine Biomechanics have ads?
Yes, OIO Equine Biomechanics contains advertisements. As a free educational resource, ads help support the continued development and availability of the course content.
What devices support OIO Equine Biomechanics?
OIO Equine Biomechanics is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, allowing for flexible learning across Apple's mobile ecosystem.
How often is OIO Equine Biomechanics updated?
The app was last updated on February 26, 2026, indicating active development and potential for regular content additions or improvements.
Is OIO Equine Biomechanics suitable for beginners?
While the course covers advanced biomechanics, it is intended for professionals. Prerequisites include specific qualifications in equine healthcare, suggesting it builds upon existing knowledge rather than being a beginner's introduction.
