Meet the team

Sandie Chambers - Equitherm Director of Training and Development.

Sandie has studied both Human and Equine sports science and has been the driving force behind Equitherm. Having spent almost her entire career in Equine sports and as seasoned Equestrian, places Sandie at the top in Equestrian Fitness and Performance. Sandie has managed some of Europes leading Equine & Leisure facilities and having trained horses for a number of International Show Jumpers and Dressage riders, has built up an impressive record and reputation for achieving exceptional results with clients and equine's from all sorts of competitive and non-competitive backgrounds.

Sandie initially trained in Equine thermograhty with definative experts Dr Tracy Turner and Dr Jim Waldsmith in California as well as advancing her knowledge with Andy Bathe of Rossdales, she also holds a Level II certificate in Infrared thermography from the Infrared Institute and has conducted her own research using thermography, into the effects of training methods on the sport horse, the race horse in training, rehabilitation, maintainance of the equine, foot care and more. She has spent a number of years perfecting Equitherms training programme and has recently recruited individuals from the veterinary and Science field to complement the programme.

"Great sports performance comes from physical and mental preperation, the secret of winning is achieved through mind and body balance and focus, it's our aim to achieve great result for all our clients."
Sandie Chambers

You can contact Sandie by going to our contact us page on this site.

David Marlin - BSc (Hons) Biology & Phd - Equitherm Scientific Director

Dr David Marlin is a scientist with more than 20 years experience in physiology and biochemistry. His specialist areas include exercise physiology, respiratory and cardiovascular physiology and disease, thermoregulation, physiological measurement, imaging and diagnostic devices. He has worked with a variety of species including horses, dogs, cats and human subjects. One of David's highest profile projects was the research into the effects of heat and humidity in the lead up to the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games.

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Andy Bathe - MRCVS - Equitherm Consultant Vet

Andy is a lameness-specialist veterinarian with a specialty in consulting on obscure or subtle lamenesses. He is a partner in the practice of Rossdale and Partners in Newmarket, and head of their Equine Sports Injuries Clinic. Andy has joined H&E as our consultant veterinarian, his knowledge on veterinary medicine is second to none. Andy has been supporting our Equitherm team in their programme development and has also agreed to allow our students to conduct research at Rossdales under H&E supervision. We look forward to an enduring relationship with Andy and his team.

To contact Andy please refer to contact us.