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… their mouth can be subjected to strong pressure from the bit if the horse and rider do not understand each other. The horse's mucosa membrane and the tongue are very sensitive tissues (Cook, 1999; Manfredi, 2005; Oliveira, 2005; Terada, 2006) and the bit can then be a source of …
Ger systemet upphov till Free rider-problem?
… mindre svensk bank. Mer specifikt så undersöks hur påtagliga så kallade Free rider-problem är och vilka bakomliggande orsaker som påverkar vikten av sådana problem. Detta bygger på en rent kvalitativ undersökning baserat på intervjuer med anställda på Leksand Sparbank …
… available in a variety of designs and the most common variants used by western riders in Sweden is draw reins or some forms of martingale. The attitude against artificial aids vary, some believe they are beneficial, while others believe that they give a false sense of security …
en jämförelse av subjektiva bedömningar och objektiv kinematisk analys
… terminology and problems related to riding. It is also of high importance that riders, trainers and veterinarians increase the knowledge of equine biomechanics and how these are influenced by the rider. Collection is an important concept in the riding terminology. Riding manuals …
med fokus på fälttävlan
… excitement, challenge and joy and is the ultimate sport for intelligent riders and horses. Many are fascinated by the challenges the sport offers while other consider it foolhardy to ride a cross-country. Eventing is not a risk-free sport and has even been given the label of …
… to investigate what riding schools teach about these systems, so that the riders could handle horses in a safely and in a welfare basis good way. In the interview study there were six riding teachers, at six different riding schools in different parts of Sweden, which were …
… and dehydration. To prevent the onset of metabolic disorders in the horse the rider must be able to determine the physiological and physical status of his or her horse. This requires good knowledge in nutrition, physiology and performance training. The risk of developing …
… som också hade viss betydelse var det sociala umgänget med andra människor som rider samt utövandet av en idrott. Alla killarna såg sitt ridintresse som en livsstil. Vad gäller ridsportens påverkan på tonårskillarnas identitetsutveckling verkade den generellt bara ha varit …
… been developed. The second aim was to find which temperamental characteristics riders training jumping or dressage searched for, and/or avoided, in horses, and if there was a difference between the disciplines. The results from a web-based questionnaire revealed that riders …
… with many practitioners. It is a dangerous sport and it is important for the rider to be aware of the risks, to study equine ethology and know how to handle the horse, to avoid accidents. Today most people have their first contact with a horse through a horseback riding school …
En studie om den interna förändringskommunikationens roll i ett gasellföretag
… of the snowboarding and freeskiing culture it could be though for the female riders being surrounded by only male athletes. Furthermore, it was not strange if the women would get pestered with negative comments by the male rides. Finally, because women are built differently …
En kvalitativ undersökning om kvinnors plats inom sporterna snowboard och freeskiing
… of the snowboarding and freeskiing culture it could be though for the female riders being surrounded by only male athletes. Furthermore, it was not strange if the women would get pestered with negative comments by the male rides. Finally, because women are built differently …
… positive effects on the Human Resource processes, although the risk of free-riders effect is much higher in this model in contrast to the Stockholmmodel. Hence the positive effect True Partnership have on the Human Resource processes by creating incitements for teamwork and …
fodrets påverkan
… a muscle disease. An increased knowledge about the disease is demanded by riders and trainers as the disease disrupts training and competition of suffered horses. A cross-country horse works very hard in training and during competitions but the work bouts are long enough for the …
… this could be a viable method to objectively measure strength exerted by a rider/driver to the mouth of the horse especially with regard to training regimes. From the results, it is evident that these newly developed sensors have a future in equine research, although they are …
