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How to read gait averages?

The two graphs below the key parameters provide a summary of the training at a glance.

Gait averages

This diagram presents a summary of each of the four gaits (walk, trot, canter, inactivity).

For each gait, the graph details:

  • The share in training in % (time spent at each gait on the total time)
  • Time spent
  • The distance travelled
  • The average speed
  • The average heart rate

From one session to the next, the averages at trot and walk are a good way to compare stress levels or to detect pain (e.g. higher than usual average trot heart rate).