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Why I Massage
Horses...
Horses...
Since I started doing Equine Sports Massage Therapy I have had the
privilege of working on many different horses. I have massaged
miniatures and drafts, foals and geriatrics, competitive athletes and
backyard pets. The amazing part is that I have seen positive results
with each and every massage I have done.
privilege of working on many different horses. I have massaged
miniatures and drafts, foals and geriatrics, competitive athletes and
backyard pets. The amazing part is that I have seen positive results
with each and every massage I have done.
Most have fallen somewhere in between… Faster barrel pattern times, better lateral
work, a smoothness in a horses gaits, a relaxed and happier attitude.
Sometimes I have been an owner’s last resort when nothing else has brought their horse
relief or some level of soundness.
All this being true, in every horse I have worked on there is one common thread… I have
left the horse more comfortable than I found him.
My goal is to bring relief to as many horses as I can through Equine Sports Massage
Therapy.
Let me show you the benefits Equine Sports Massage Therapy can have on your horse. I
look forward to meeting you and your horse and to helping you achieve your goals…
whatever they may be!
work, a smoothness in a horses gaits, a relaxed and happier attitude.
Sometimes I have been an owner’s last resort when nothing else has brought their horse
relief or some level of soundness.
All this being true, in every horse I have worked on there is one common thread… I have
left the horse more comfortable than I found him.
My goal is to bring relief to as many horses as I can through Equine Sports Massage
Therapy.
Let me show you the benefits Equine Sports Massage Therapy can have on your horse. I
look forward to meeting you and your horse and to helping you achieve your goals…
whatever they may be!
| Sometimes the result is subtle… a longer extension or a cleaner jumping effort. |
| ride returning to work or a horse with severely contracted tendons comfortable enough to trot after her pasture mate with ears pricked and eyes bright. |
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