1. The geometry of force transmission
In the active phase of movement (shown here at a trot), enormous shear forces act on the
Horse's body. The luminous lines of our analysis highlight the biomechanical network that connects the forehand to the hindquarters. Equimpulse targets these precise junctions of force vectors to channel energy efficiently through the body, rather than letting it dissipate in unstable joints.
2. Active stabilisation of the tensegrity points
Our system is not a passive belt, but rather a Reactive support corset. The corset-like band lies exactly over the neuralgic points of the Biotensegrity:
• The shoulder vector Stabilises the base of the neck and frees the shoulder blade for greater range of motion.
• The central fixation. Supports the chest and engages the abdominal muscles. This prevents the spine from sagging under strain.
• The hindquarter drive: It channels the thrust from the hind legs into a forward-upwards movement and encourages the horse to step forward.
3. Orthopaedic feedback
in real time. The bespoke elastic material The Equimpulse provides a permanent but metered resistance. With every stride, the horse's brain receives through a neural feedback loop. This improves the Somatic Awareness (improved body awareness) and leads to measurably better steadiness and cadence.
4. The function of the orthopaedic body band
Whilst conventional systems often only have a superficial effect, the Equimpulse corset works deep within the stabilisation system. It acts as external fascial network, which activates the deep core muscles. This provides support for the horse’s spine from within – an essential factor in maintaining the long-term health of sport and leisure horses.
Summary of the analysis:
The visual overlay of the skeletal model and the EquImpulse system proves that our design is based on anatomy, not fashion. We optimise the Geometry of Motion, to help your horse reach its full natural potential – ethical, well-founded and tailored to the individual.