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Most riders train hard — but don’t know which muscle fibers they’re actually building. In Part 2, we connect slow-twitch vs fast-twitch muscles to aerobic vs anaerobic conditioning — plus the nutrition + hydration mistakes that change performance. CHAPTERS 0:00 Part 2 overview (how this connects to aerobic vs anaerobic) 1:28 Slow vs Fast Twitch — comparison table (quick clarity) 2:56 Why this matters (what changes in real training decisions) 5:07 Slow/fast-twitch muscle anatomy (sport-horse perspective) 5:45 Which horses actually need supplements (and which don’t) 6:19 Creatine, BCAA & “energy” supplements (what to watch for) 8:02 Blood-building supplements (industry reality + risks) 9:06 Liver note: when “support” becomes a mistake 9:47 Oils: why riders use them (and what they really change) 11:10 Oil dosage: how to increase safely (practical range) 14:18 The “rich owner” trap: money ≠ a smart supplement plan 15:50 Electrolyte loss vs dehydration (the difference that matters) FEI Clean Sport – Official Medication Check (IMPORTANT) Before using any supplement or medication in FEI competitions, verify the ACTIVE SUBSTANCE here: Prohibited Substances Database (Search by active ingredient): https://prohibitedsubstancesdatabase.... FEI Equine Prohibited Substances List (PDF) – Effective 1 January 2026: https://inside.fei.org/sites/default/... FEI List of Detection Times (PDF) – 2024 edition: https://inside.fei.org/system/files/F... Always consult your veterinarian before competition. Question for comments: Which part causes you the most trouble — training structure, nutrition, or hydration/electrolytes?