Indicators

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The list of all the parameters measured by Equisense products

Motion Motion Essential Motion S Locomotion analysis - Time per gait - Time per lead - Number of transitions - Rhythm (Stride frequency) - Rhythm regularity - Elevation (bounce) - Symmetry. ✅ ✅ ✅ Jum…

Updated 1 year ago by camille

How are the indicators determined?

The Motion Sensor consists of a 9-axis motion sensor. It measures the acceleration and speed of the rotation based on 60 recordings per second (comparable to 60 pictures/second). This raw data is the…

Updated 1 year ago by camille

The time spent at each gait

Definition. The time spent at each gait allows you to know the total time spent at halt, at walk, at trot and at canter. The distribution of the gait allows you to review how the session was construc…

Updated 1 year ago by camille

The transitions

What transitions are analyzed? The Equisense sensors calculate all the inter-gait transitions , i.e. the number of times the horse has changed from one gait to another. Each time the gait changes, th…

Updated 1 year ago by camille

The number of jumps and jumps analysis

How do Equisense sensors detect jumps? Your horse's jumps are detected through a combination of the different accelerations and rotations that are observed during the jump. Be careful, below 70-80cm,…

Updated 1 year ago by camille

Left/Right Rein Ratio

Definition. How does my Motion determine whether I am at the right or left rein? The time spent with each hand allows you to see if the distribution between left and right hand work is identical (50%…

Updated 1 year ago by camille

All about the symmetry measured by Equisense

Definition. The horse’s symmetry is calculated while trotting on a straight line: it’s the comparison between the half strides. The trot is a diagonal gait (right diagonal lands – support – left diag…

Updated 4 months ago by camille

All about the Rhythm in the Equisense App

What does cadence mean? Cadence is the number of strides your horse carries out per minute: a stride is defined as all the events that separate two successive steps of the same limb. In order to veri…

Updated 1 year ago by camille

What is elevation?

The elevation shows the vertical movement (in cm) of the horse’s body for each stride. Elevation corresponds with the upward sense of movement that you feel in the saddle. Dressage riders are looking…

Updated 1 year ago by camille

The heart-rate

Definition. The Motion S sensor ❤️ measures the heart rate of your horse. Heart-rate is the rhythm, in beats per minute, that beats the heart of your horse. This heart rate (also noted HR), is measur…

Updated 1 year ago by camille

The workload, or energy expenditure

The workload or calories expended represents the energy expended by the horse during each session. The information is displayed in the application within each session and throughout the week. How is…

Updated 1 year ago by Sina

Recovery time

Definition. One of the specific features of Motion S is the calculation of the recovery time. Here is how it is calculated: Having a recovery phase during a session requires 2 conditions: Have worked…

Updated 1 year ago by camille

How does the training intensity work?

Definition. To help you better identify if a session was difficult or not for your horse, the Equisense app divides your work into 5 effort zones based on heart rate: Very light (0 to 110 bpm). Light…

Updated 1 year ago by Sina

GPS-Tracking: Speed, Distance, Positive Elevation

In the Equisense App you have the possibility to track your ride on a GPS map. This adds to all the indicators from your Motion and Motion S sensor your total distance. average speed. track of your r…

Updated 7 months ago by Sina

Video analysis

Video analysis is currently only available in the Beta program of the Equisense app. The Equisense app welcomes a great new feature: video analysis. This new feature allows you to add videos to your…

Updated 4 months ago by camille

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