Objective motion data from each analysis. Asymmetry values are lower-is-better; RealHorse overall symmetry is higher-is-better. Sourced from PDFs in the Gait Analysis Drive folder.
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Workload — time in each gait (min)
Walk / trot / canter per period
PT exercise compliance
Share of weeks that hit the 3×/week target
Willingness distribution — all rides
Percentage of rides at each willingness level (1–5)
Stops distribution — all rides
Percentage of rides by stop frequency (None / Few / Many)
Willingness by month
Percentage of rides at each willingness level per month
Gait level by month
Percentage of rides at each gait level per month
Shockwave eras — willingness floor by treatment stage
Every ridden day grouped by which sites were on the protocol at the time. Bad day = willingness 3/5 or lower; also showing share at 4+ and at 5/5. The neck era's win is the floor, not the average.
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Willingness vs days since shockwave
The decay curve: average ride willingness binned by how many days after the last shockwave, against the pre-shockwave baseline. Shows how long the effect holds and when re-treatment is due.
Archived · before/after delta analysis (superseded by the era view above)
Intervention analysis — shockwave
Ride quality 14 days before vs after each shockwave. Kept for reference — this before/after average can't see the variance or the floor, so it under-reads the neck era. Use the era card above.
Rest & willingness
Time off vs willingness
Average willingness by how many days since the previous ride