Mensch - Pferd - Interaktionen im Reitsport.

Abschlusstyp

Dissertation

Alternativer Titel

Horse rider interactions in equestrian sports

Seitenanzahl

URL

http://media.obvsg.at/AC10778400-2001

Jahr

2015

Autor:in

Ille, Natascha

Sprache

Deutsch

Betreuende Einrichtung vetmeduni

Klinisches Zentrum für Reproduktion

Hauptbetreuer:in vetmeduni

Aurich, Joerg

Der Reitsport bringt sowohl Mensch als auch Pferd in Stresssituationen. In dieser Dissertation wurde der Einfluss von unterschiedlichen Situation und Faktoren im Reitsport auf eine Stressreaktion bei Pferden und Reitern untersucht.

Comparison of heart rate and heart rate variability obtained by heart rate monitors and simultaneously recorded electrocardiogram signals in nonexercising horses.
Cortisol release, heart rate and heart rate variability in the horse and its rider: different responses to training and performance.
Effects of the level of experience of horses and their riders on cortisol release, heart rate and heart-rate variability during a jumping course.
Physiological stress responses and horse rider interactions in horses ridden by male and female riders.
Riding Simulator Training Induces a Lower Sympathetic Response in Riders Than Training With Horses.

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Comparison of heart rate and heart rate variability obtained by heart rate monitors and simultaneously recorded electrocardiogram signals in nonexercising horses.
Cortisol release, heart rate and heart rate variability in the horse and its rider: different responses to training and performance.
Effects of the level of experience of horses and their riders on cortisol release, heart rate and heart-rate variability during a jumping course.
Physiological stress responses and horse rider interactions in horses ridden by male and female riders.
Riding Simulator Training Induces a Lower Sympathetic Response in Riders Than Training With Horses.

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