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How does pole work help to increase hind end strength in horses? 1. Encourages Hind End Engagement - Stepping over poles requires the horse to lift their legs higher than usual, activating the muscles in their hindquarters, particularly the gluteal, hamstring, and quadriceps muscles. The effort to push forward over the poles engages the hip flexors and core, promoting a stronger push from behind. 2. Promotes Proprioception and Balance - Pole work improves hind limb coordination and proprioceptio
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How does pole work help to increase hind end strength in horses? 1. Encourages Hind End Engagement - Stepping over poles requires the horse to lift their legs higher than usual, activating the muscles in their hindquarters, particularly the gluteal, hamstring, and quadriceps muscles. The effort to push forward over the poles engages the hip flexors and core, promoting a stronger push from behind. 2. Promotes Proprioception and Balance - Pole work improves hind limb coordination and proprioceptio
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