Research output per year
Research output per year
Personal profile
Research interests
- Equine biomechanics
- Equine performance analysis
- Equine behaviour
Overview
I graduated from Hartpury University with an MRes Equestrian Science in 2023 and then became a member of staff as a Junior Lecturer within HE Equine.
My teaching is foucsed around various topics, including equine performance and rehabilitation, anatomy, physiology, performance analysis and academic skills. My research interests also align with these topics. Alongside this, I am currently completing my teaching qualifications through the Academic Professional Apprenticeship with the University of West London.
I have a mix of both academic and practical experiences within the equine sector. Alongside academic studies, I have actively worked in the industry for a number of years as a competition groom, dressage coach and advanced dressage rider. I was part of the British Equestrian Young Professionals Programme and Hartpury Equine Academy 2022/23. During this time I also completed my UKCC L2 Coaching Certificate through British Dressage.
Current teaching
Topic areas:
- Equine Exercise Physiology & Anatomy
- Equine Performance Analysis
- Equine Musculoskeletal Diagnostics
- Equine Practical Skills
- Equine Biomechanics
Education/Academic qualification
Equestrian Science , MRes , The effect of bit type, rider handedness and rein tension upon physiological, behavioural and locomotory parameters in the ridden horse, Hartpury University
2022 → 2023
Award Date: 2 Nov 2023
Equine Science , BSc (Hons), A quantitative investigation into the prevalence of thoracolumbar pain in the horse and factors relating to Impinging Dorsal Spinous Processes, Hartpury University
2019 → 2022
External positions
FE Enrichment Residential Support Officer , Hartpury University and Hartpury College
Jan 2024 → …
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Research output
- 2 Poster
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A pilot study investigating under-rug temperature and the nocturnal behavioural profile of the stabled horse
Long, M. & Greening, L., Feb 2024.Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster
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A preliminary investigation of bit type and rein tension effect on behavioural and locomotory parameters in the ridden horse.
Long, M., Lewis, V. & Cameron, L., Feb 2024.Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster
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Activities
- 1 Oral presentation at Conference
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A pilot study investigating under-rug temperature and the nocturnal behavioural profile of the stabled horse.
Long, M. (Speaker)
10 May 2023Activity: Talk or presentation types › Oral presentation at Conference