EGAS: Quantitative gait analysis in horses, on the highest level.
The Equine Gait Analysis Society (EGAS) was established in 2022 to fill the gap between science and clinician in equine clinical gait analysis. The Equine Gait Analysis Society and its courses is a shared idea of dr. Filipe Serra Bragança and dr. Aagje Hardeman.
'We both did our PhD on the clinical application of equine gait analysis and noticed the enormous gap between science and clinician in this field. Knowledge was not readable or clinically useful for orthopaedic vets, neither was it organised in a structured matter.
This project is our joined dream. We will make all scientic knowledge understandable and useful for clinicians in such way that quantitative gait analysis will bring equine orthopaedics to a higher level!'

EGAS Course
During the EGAS Course, you will learn, both in theory and in practice, all aspects around the clinical application of quantitative gait analysis. The program is lectured by academic and clinical experts from around the world, and is based on evidence-based content.
The program runs over one year, and is composed of 5 modules of 2 days each, which you will need to attend live. All modules will take place in Europe. In between, you continue to study in your e-learning environment, in which you can find all course material, extra in-depth material, scientific papers to be studied for the examination, interesting links and an online community to ask questions and discuss cases with your colleagues.
Investment of additional time will be necessary for the preparation of the theoretical tests as well as for the final examination. More information?
Agenda 2025


EGAS Webinar - Case presentations
EGAS Webinar - Case presentations - online
Present your own case, discuss with the EGAS community
Location: Online - EGAS Academy (click on link to access EGAS platform )




EGAS Annual event
EGAS Annual event
Updates from around the globe, lectures and demonstrations by world-renowned experts in the field of quantitative gait analysis
Location: - Utrecht University (NL)