Mariette from Klijndijk on 26/08/2023
Nice to train with this tool. This makes you train more consciously
Rebecca from Capelle aan den ijssel on 19/04/2022
Super nice to gain even more insight into the movements of your horse. After three months you have to take out a subscription if you want to continue using the extended version of the app.
Anonymous on 03/01/2022
Horse limped, clip didn't notice anything. Sometimes there are also canter steps present in the analysis while I did not gallop at all and the horse did not fade. It is useful to know how long you drive in each corridor and on each side, but you should not count on symmetry.
Suzy from Ekeren on 10/09/2021
super easy to use. Very clear app with clearly different functions to measure your horse.
Nadine from Westerkappeln on 11/03/2021
The clip is really very good and clear to keep an eye on your training! The details reveal how symmetrical the horse is or where exactly something is not running optimally and there are deviations, so you can look very specifically how you can support your horse.
Chrystl from Woerden on 03/03/2021
My horse has a very slight deviation on the left front (within bounds) and can sometimes be a bit short and stiff in his step. Because he is now 16 years old, I think it is important to keep a close eye on this. Despite he is now in top condition and has never run so well, I would rather be ahead than to catch up. Sunday I went for a ride in the woods where he really got out of his plug, he got quite a bit of muscle pain from that. You can see this with the clip because the percentages have increased slightly. But as long as they stay in the green numbers, you know that the deviation isn't so bad that you need to worry. Manual could have been a bit more extensive. The clip and app are easy to use, but a little more explanation about certain topics would have been nice. You can request an explanation if you click on i in the app, but that is quite brief. Example: when you look at the% of your stroke / landing / take-off, there is an L or R next to it, but it is not explained what the L or R stands for. Of course this stands for left and right, but does R then stand over right front with right back or diagonally left back to right front? They could have paid more attention to that than 2 lines.
