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Moab, UT
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Friends and Customers of Global Endurance Training Center are used to reading our blogs on Typepad and networked blog service providers. Last week, Global Endurance Training Center changed its website format and host. The new format has the Blog/News feature integrated in the website. Our readers can now follow our... Continue reading
Posted Sep 21, 2012 at Global Endurance Blog
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City of Rocks! What a fantastic riding place close to the Utah/Idaho border. Ride among huge boulders that climbers from all over the world have been ascending for years. Steph Teeter is organizing a 4 day endurance extravaganza in this unique area. Be one of the first riders to experience... Continue reading
Posted Jun 28, 2012 at Global Endurance Blog
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The UltrOZ
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Tendon and suspensory injuries, muscle tear, muscle cramps, splints, bone chips, bruises, inflammations, the list for possible horse injuries seems endless sometimes. Long rehab therapies are often required, many trips to the veterinarian for treatments. It can be all too frustrating. At Global Endurance Training Center we have had experience... Continue reading
Posted Apr 10, 2012 at Global Endurance Blog
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Barbara, indeed the martingale would be too long. From the bit, the reins should run in a straight line to your hands, which should be positioned about the hight of the withers. If the martingales are too long, they do not serve any purpose, they won't help with collection nor will they protect your face when the horse suddenly throws his head up. With the reins running in a straight line through your hands to the elbows, the martingales should be as long as not to impede the communication from the bit to the riders hands, but also not too long so that they would hang loosely below the straight reins.
Toggle Commented Jan 23, 2012 on Asymetry anyone? at Global Endurance Blog
Asymetry anyone?
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"Do you know that your martingales are only on one side?" On many endurance events, observant and well meaning crew, fellow riders and spectators remind the riders of Global Endurance Center of the fact that their running martingales are on one side of the reins. Indeed, they are! Nice symmetrical... Continue reading
Posted Jan 21, 2012 at Global Endurance Blog
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Teeth and Hooves
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What do they have in common? At first sight, teeth and hooves of horses seem to be as unrelated as it gets. Comparing them anatomically, could it be that there are, however, common elements? Hooves Teeth Growth period lifelong lifelong Speed: 5 - 8 mm a month 2 -3 mm... Continue reading
Posted Dec 18, 2011 at Global Endurance Blog
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Sensational !!
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Global Endurance Training Center is proud to announce that as of last month, we are distributors of the Sensation Treeless Saddles. Christoph riding a Sensation Westlish saddle on his mare, Stars Aflame, at the National 100 Mile AERC Championship to a First Place Win and receiving the BC Award. With... Continue reading
Posted Sep 7, 2011 at Global Endurance Blog
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Working together
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Moab, a resort town in southeastern Utah is well known worldwide for its National Parks, (Arches and Canyonlands), the stunning red rock sand stone formations with natural bridges and arches, its famous white water on the Colorado, like Cataract Canyon and Westwater, the classical western movies filmed here in the... Continue reading
Posted Jul 27, 2011 at Global Endurance Blog
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Upcoming Hoof Care Clinic in Idaho
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Global Endurance Training Center is inviting for a special seminar on May 25th 2011. A one day hoof care clinic will be organized and conducted by the staff of GETC. This clinic is scheduled to be in timely proximity to the upcoming Fandango 3 day ride in Oreana, Idaho. Interested... Continue reading
Posted May 2, 2011 at Global Endurance Blog
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Endurance/Hoof Care Clinic in Canada
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During the Easter weekend, Christoph Schork from Global Endurance Training Center travelled to Kelowna, Canada on invitation of the Endurance Riders Association of British Columbia, to conduct a combo endurance/hoofcare seminar. The clinic was very well attended with over 40 riders and Christoph provided two full days of instruction. The... Continue reading
Posted May 2, 2011 at Global Endurance Blog
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Tips and Tricks: Teaching tailing
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Mountain rides are mostly fun rides for horse and rider. Horses can use their muscles in various ways and perform therefore overall better than on rides that are only over flat ground. Riding steep uphills certainly require a higher energy output and horses tire faster on sustained uphills. The rider... Continue reading
Posted Apr 1, 2011 at Global Endurance Blog
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Hypozin finally arrives in the USA
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In some areas of the country temperatures are warming a little and ground can thaw during the day. Spring will come sooner or later to most of us and that means more moisture in the soil, more mud and wetness that can provide perfect breeding ground for bacterias and fungus... Continue reading
Posted Feb 14, 2011 at Global Endurance Blog
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Not all Salt is created equal, Salt is not Salt
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Salt is vital for for the survival of all mammals, without it muscles do not function and life will cease to exist. Salt regulates the water content inside cells and it detoxifies the body. Salt is essential for nerve impulse transmissions and proper heart function. Salt is mainly composed of... Continue reading
Posted Dec 12, 2010 at Global Endurance Blog
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Whatever it takes....
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Such is life: not all goals are always met, there are set backs, disappointments among the happy and bright days. At the Global Endurance Training Center we have experienced the ups and downs of competition, we understand success and failure and the emotions that come with it. Double Zell at... Continue reading
Posted Dec 2, 2010 at Global Endurance Blog
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October Hoof Care Clinic at GETC
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Global Endurance Training Center is offering a Hoof Care Clinic October 23rd and 24th of 2010 in Moab, Utah. This is a hands on clinic. You will learn how to safely trim your horses hooves under guidance and supervision of your coach and clinician. You will be provided with real... Continue reading
Posted Oct 4, 2010 at Global Endurance Blog
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October Hoof Care Clinic at GETC
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Global Endurance Training Center is offering a Hoof Care Clinic October 23rd and 24th of 2010 in Moab, Utah. This is a hands on clinic. You will learn how to safely trim your horses hooves under guidance and supervision of your coach and clinician. You will be provided with real... Continue reading
Posted Oct 4, 2010 at My Blog
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Celebration and Reflection
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The 200th endurance win of Christoph at last weekends Las Cienegas 100 mile ride was certainly a landmark and world record. No other rider has ever crossed that threshold. It was reached on Stars Aflame, competing in her third season now. Last year she was highest finishing USA horse at... Continue reading
Posted Sep 21, 2010 at Global Endurance Blog
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Mandy, Stavire and Van Helsing
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Bryce Canyon 5 day XP just came to a close. An all time favorite for the Global Endurance Training Center because of the mostly good weather, great scenery and excellent management by the Nicholson family, this year again met our expectations. Yes, the trails were more rocky because of excessive... Continue reading
Posted Sep 9, 2010 at Global Endurance Blog
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Beyond dressage - easy collection exercises
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Endurance riders know the importance of proper carriage and framing of the horse. Especially during the long endurance rides, horses that travel heavy on their forehand won't last and sooner or later will be compromised, either with sore and hollow backs and/or forelegs injuries. Horses forehands already take a bigger... Continue reading
Posted Aug 20, 2010 at Global Endurance Blog
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Euroxciser in action, finally!
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After 3 months of installation, the EuroXciser is finally operating at Global Endurance Training Center. It was hard and frustrating work, from preparing the ground to installing the arms and the most difficult part, assembling and erecting the fence. We had all kind of problems, the computerized controller didn't work... Continue reading
Posted Jul 8, 2010 at Global Endurance Blog
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Strawberry Fields update
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GETC horses just came back from the Strawberry Fields 4 day Pioneer ride. 8 Global Endurance Center horses went to Strawberry. One the way there, Christoph's truck broke down, the Turbo desintegrated and he needed a tow to Duchesne. Thanks to Kerry Redente and Pete, who towed the trailer from... Continue reading
Posted Jun 20, 2010 at Global Endurance Blog
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Hoof Care Clinic proved to be a great success
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On May Kath, Christoph, the Bootmeister, conducted a Hoof Care Clinic during the Fandango 3 Day ride at Oreana Idaho. In spite of the cool and rainy weather, the Clinic was attended by lots of riders who all had lots of questions and interest in learning how to trim their... Continue reading
Posted Jun 2, 2010 at Global Endurance Blog
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Test results for hoof treatment and conditionning products
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For many years, Global Endurance Training Center has been testing equestrian products, from horse shoes and hoof boots to saddles, tack, supplements and feed. We have very high standards and accept only the best. When we find the best, we often decide to carry these items on our 'product' page... Continue reading
Posted May 19, 2010 at Global Endurance Blog
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