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Nina Wareham

Nina is a chartered human and veterinary physiotherapist who grew up in rural Wales and is now based in Bristol. She owns a veteran 14.2hh pony “Gem”, whose she's had since since she was 11-years-old. She was part of Horse & Hound's stable of bloggers during 2016.

Pictured being lunged top: This horse was lame in all four limbs and is pictured cantering croup-high, on the forehand. The back is stiff and there is reduced flexion at the lumbosacral joint. The horse is leaning inwards and his mouth is open, indicating discomfort Pictured here on the forehand, extremely overbent with a stiff back and open mouth — classic signs of pain in all four legs while ridden in canter

Nina Wareham’s physiotherapy blog: Equine back pain — recognising the signs

Our chartered physiotherapist investigates back pain in horses and how to recognise if your horse is suffering from it

Nina Wareham’s physiotherapy blog: Factors to consider in optimising horse performance and welfare

Our chartered physiotherapist investigates ways in which a horse's performance and general health can be optimised

By Nina Wareham Published 12 September 16
Nina Wareham’s physiotherapy blog: 4 key stretches to improve your horse’s core stability

Our chartered physiotherapist explains the importance of dynamic mobilisation exercises, which are also known as carrot stretches

By Nina Wareham Published 15 August 16
Nina Wareham’s physiotherapy blog: engagement and core strength — why they are important for your horse

Chartered physiotherapist Nina explains the science behind engagement and core strength

By Nina Wareham Published 26 July 16
Nina Wareham’s therapy blog: why horses and humans really aren’t that different

Our chartered human and equine physiotherapist explain how your own anatomy is not as different to your horse's as you might initially think

By Nina Wareham Published 10 July 16
Nina Wareham’s brand new physiotherapy blog: Welcome!

Introducing the latest addition to the H&H blogging team, Nina Wareham, a chartered human and veterinary physiotherapist

By Nina Wareham Published 22 June 16

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