Join Dr. Juliet Getty for 2 hours of discovering just how nutrients work in the athlete's body and how the diet can help your horse work and perform at his best. Recorded May 23, 2013. Available for download following purchase. --- Optimizing the Equine Athlete's Performance - A Nutritional Perspective An athletic horse brings to mind one with speed, control, endurance, and the ability focus, who is in top shape, muscular, and healthy, where every cell in his body works together to bring about perfect form. He may perform before crowds or just between the two of you as you ride the trail, practice in the arena, or work on the farm. Whatever purpose you've given him, he relies on you to give him the best food, sufficient rest, and the care he needs to be your devoted partner. The more work we ask of our horses, the more nutrients they need to do the job, and recover so they're fit enough to do it again and again. Join Dr. Juliet Getty for 2 hours of discovering just how nutrients work in the athlete's body and how the diet can help your horse work and perform at his best. The teleseminar emphasizes: Calorie needs Supplementing fat Protein requirements and sources Glycogen loading Carbohydrates vs Fat Alternative feeds Vitamin requirements Mineral balance Salt Using electrolyte supplements Preventing ulcers Exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH) Joint and bone protection Ergogenic aids Seminar Length 2 Hours Seminar Format Dr. Juliet Getty lectures for approximately 90 minutes and then answers pre-submitted questions, while offering additional information so every listener can benefit from the answer. The floor is then opened up to additional questions from participants. Recorded May 23, 2013. How to Access Your Download After purchasing the teleseminar, you will receive an email (during business hours) confirming your purchase and providing you with the website link and conference code to listen or download the mp3 file recording. Copyright Notice Please note that the teleseminars, webinars, and books are copyright protected. Sale, distribution, or presentation in a public format (including Facebook, Twitter, etc.) is prohibited.
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