Equine Bodywork & Integrated Therapies

It’s true ... Horses Don’t Lie! All of my clients know about the various tools in my toolbox but do you? This one is the easiest to use - and advise on, no matter where you are. ... This video has just recently been released. Although the video is showcasing barrel horses, I have had great success with eventers, jumpers, trail, and roping horses as well. Contact us for more information on wholesale pricing, the risk-free 90 day guarantee, and a free pdf for some common placements for common issues. Absolutely non-transdermal and compliant with the WADA! https://youtu.be/_eYRnGUlwM8

News flash! If you, or your horse, do not have full range of motion - unless you do something about it - it will progressively get worse! This is a really cool video to show you full range of motion in a human - notice it is assisted by the collarbone. Now, think about your horse, that doesn’t have a collarbone, but should operate optimally with full range of motion. ... I know how to help both humans and horses resolve these issues. Want some help? Drop a yes in the comments.

Complementary therapies are very useful while on the long road and in the short term. Identification and correction of compensations and movement patterns need patience and a program to follow. It didn’t get there overnight and won’t be corrected overnight!

Think about it ... I saw this a while ago and it makes me stop and think about why my bodywork sessions with horses are never the same, even with the same horse. My hands continually ask, and I continually listen - and the clock doesn’t matter. It is the change that I hope to instill that matters.... Success is the accomplishment of one goal after another - there is no end, just more beginnings!

Can you see the difference that it makes when you support how your horse breathes? We often blend nutritional support on the inside with phototherapy on the outside for our performance horses. If you would like to know how we do that ... just ask!

When you do have these types of injuries, the management of the associated issues is important, too - especially for compensatory pain and the nervous tension that arrives with stall rest. If you are looking at more natural solutions for your horse - consider phototherapy. There are many devices out there but only one is designed to be wearable (vs. an application session), and we can teach you how to use this technology for optimal benefits! From the article: You can’t guarantee that by doing the right things your horse will never have a tendon or ligament problem, but if you don’t do the right things, you can increase the odds that he will.

There is a very important key in this post. If you wonder why I place such importance on the front end (thoracic sling); it is because the ribs are involved. Read down to the statement about the ribs. ... You may want to start thinking about your horse being able to maintain self carriage effortlessly!