EDUCATION

My Professional Education

My passion for equestrian sports is deeply rooted in my formal education and advanced certifications, which set me apart in a field where such qualifications are rare. I have dedicated my life to understanding the science and art of horse training, ensuring that my methods are grounded in both academic knowledge and practical experience.

My Academic Journey:

• Diploma in Horse Breeding - I began my professional education at the Agricultural University of Moscow, where I earned a diploma in horse breeding. My studies covered various topics, including agriculture, management, biology, genetics, and veterinary sciences. This foundation gave me a comprehensive understanding of the science behind breeding and raising exceptional horses.

• Diploma in Training Horses and Riders - I completed a diploma in training horses and riders at the Equine Research University to further specialize in my chosen field. This program provided me with in-depth knowledge of training strategies, biomechanics, physiology, and training psychology. It also equipped me with skills in tournament organizing, course design, and competition judging, all of which have proven invaluable in my career.

• PhD in Physiology of Training Sport Horses - My commitment to advancing equestrian performance led me to pursue a PhD at the All-Research Equestrian Institution of Russia. My doctoral research focused on the physiology and biology of training sport horses, allowing me to develop science-based techniques that optimize the performance and the well-being of the horses I train.

Additional Certifications

In addition to my academic degrees, I hold certifications in course designing and competition judging, further enhancing my ability to contribute to the equestrian world.

I am proud to combine my academic background with years of hands-on experience, creating a unique approach to horse training that blends proven science with a deep understanding of the needs of both horse and rider.

Areas of Study

My advanced degrees required in-depth studies, thesis papers, tests, and final examinations in the following areas:

• Principles of horse anatomy and psychology

• Principles and fundamentals of veterinary science

• Housing, hygiene, and the importance of microclimate for the housing of horses

• Safety and environmental protection during working with horses

• Techniques and technology of horse breeding

• Theory and practice of horse riding

• Techniques and technology of horse feeding

• Organization of juries at horse riding competitions

• Specialized training for sport horses