Lisa Loveridge Equine Sport & Rehabilitation Massage Therapist

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☆ Equine Sports Massage Therapist
☆ Human Sport Massage Therapist
☆ Hands on support for you & your horse
☆ Rider Alignment & Biomechanics Coach ☆ Veterinary Physiotherapy Student

09/12/2025

A handful of my beautiful clients today 😍

I have been very grateful for indoor barns today 🙏

Happy therapist, happy horses 🐎

Lisa xx

08/12/2025

When you book an appointment with a bodyworker its so much more than just booking an appointment.

There's alot of work that goes on behind the scenes before we have even met, from the initial contact, to taking a full history, setting up accounts and planning what is going to be needed for your horses care.

This level of service continues from the first appointment, its always so much more than just a massage. From session reports to adjusting care and modalities to suit what can be an ever changing situation. To making sure that as the owner your needs and expectations are being met too.

So when we meet, know that its not just about those few hours we spend together, its the planning for the time and the continuation of care moving forward.

Its always been so much more than just a massage, because at the end of the day your horse is so much more than just a horse 🐎😍

Lisa xx

06/12/2025

A day full of massage, groundwork and rider alignment.

Massage and groundwork go hand in hand massage helps alivate those aches and pains, remove restrictions for btter movement and help reset the body.

While groundwork works on correcting movement patterns, strengthening weak areas and improving suppleness.

If we only ever treat the symptoms you will never see true improvement.
Combining the two allows for growth and development.

Just one groundwork session a week using targeted exercises tailored to your horse could make all the difference to their ridden work.

Don't just take my word for it give it a go and see how the magic unfolds 😘

Lisa xx

04/12/2025

More often than not I will leave my clients with specific stretches to include in the horse routine.
I often get asked when is the best time to stretch my horse and this is in fact super important.
It can mean the difference between the stretches being beneficial or not.

The simple answer is to never stretch a cold horse 🥶🐎!
Why? Cold muscles dont like being pulled, when we stretch we gentle pull the muscle asking it to lengthen if we do this cold you risk causing small tears and strains. In turn causing more discomfort.

When the muscles are warm, they become more elastic and pliable this makes stretching safer and easy having the desired effect, increasing suppleness and flexibility.

So when is the best time to stretch? After exercise when your horses muscles are all warmed through nicely.
Make it part of your cool down routine, untack, stretch, brush off and rug. Keeping it simple yet effective 👌

Lisa xx

02/12/2025

Nelson enjoying his little winter MOT this boy has alot going on and his list of ailments is like none other 🙈

If it can happen, its probably happened to Nelson, however that being said his lovely owner has strived to give him the best life and has tackled each issue head on. Its taken some time but we have now found a happy balance with him, where we can keep his body feeling tip top and his mind active.

Routine body work plays a large roll in keeping Nelson happy alongside a light work schedule with targeted stretches and exercises to keep him soft, supple and mobile between appointments.

Hats off to his owner as none of this would be possible if she didnt put the hard work in between treatments 😘

Lisa xx

01/12/2025

5 top tips to help ypur horses winter treatment run smoothly not just for them but for us too!

Massage is hugely beneficial anytime of year but especially in winter, reduced turnout, cold weather, wet slippy conditions and inconsistent work can all take its toll on our horses bodies.

These 5 tips will help maximise the effects keeping them feeling tip top despite the weather.

Lisa xx

28/11/2025

Every horse will benefit from better shoulder mobility and this lovely little exercise not only targets the shoulder but the whole thoracic sling.
Its short sweet and simple and even the most tense horses appreciate this gentle mobilisation.

Use it both sides, make sure you support your horses leg and keep the wiggle gentle. I like to use it as part of my pre ride warm up especially at this time of year 😊

Lisa xx

27/11/2025

I have had a few appointments become available due to clients rescheduling.

This is what I have left at the moment, if I have message you with an appointment please come back to me as soon as possible, appointments are first come first serve and I would hate for you to miss out.

I think I have replied to everyone in my inbox but if you have messaged and not had a reply please give me a little nudge 😉

Lisa xx

26/11/2025

A sleepy Fred during his massage treatment today 😴.

This boys had a busy year and has been a regular in my diary throughout the competition season. This was his end of season treatment before he has some well deserved down time and boy did he relax into it.

It was so nice to see him, relax and reset and for the first time we actually remembered to get a photo 😂

Lisa xx

25/11/2025

Just a gentle reminder of my terms and conditions and more so my cancellation policy.

I have a 48 hour cancellation policy, if the appointment is cancelled with less than 48 hours notice and 50% fee of the service booked applies, less than 24 hours is the full price of the service booked.

This is something that all therapists and other businesses do, and something I have had in effect for 4 years.
I totally understand that things happen and sometimes appointments need to be rearranged, but as a business I have certain over heads that keep my business running too many last minute cancellations could and do greatly effect my business income. No income no business 😪 and as you can imagine it is almost impossible to fill an appointment with less than 24 hours notice.

Please respect the 48 hours policy on all bookings, it is something I send out to all new customers and is clearly pinned at the top of my fb page.

As always I am forever grateful to everyone who keeps me so busy and allows me the honor of not only working with their horses but also themselves 😘

Lisa xx

24/11/2025

This weekend I traded my riding boots for walking boots and spent a lovely weekend away with my husband. Recharging my batterys and soaking up the lovely countryside.

Between walks and recharging I also completed some CPD on the Effects of cold weather on Equine posture and muscle function. Another excellent CPD provided by Wolds Equine Sports Massage Approved Courses and of course perfectly timed as we move into those colder months.

Everydays a learning day 🤓

Lisa xx

20/11/2025

Wet weather, limited turnout, bored horses frustrated owners, does this sound familiar?

Its that time of year where the weather very much dictates how much time we get in the saddle and depending on your yard how much time your horses gets in the field.

Here's 5 things you can do with your horse when turnout is limited or the weather conditions are not great for riding 🥶

🐎 Give your horse a good groom! This is a powerful tool often over looked a good groom helps improve your horse coat and skin, it increases circulation, giving your horses muscles a light massage improve not only the blood flow but their flexibility too!

🐎 Groundwork, my favourite it doesnt have to be complicated or require lots of space. Practice backing up, turn on the forehand, if space and weather allows some simple inhand poles.

🐎 Gentle massage, learning how to give your horse a gentle massage is not only good for their body and helps keep them supple when turnout is restricted but its lovely way for you to bond.

🐎 Carrot stretches, gentle bending, belly lifts and balance pads can all help keep your horse supple and entertained.
For stretches please warm them up first a good groom woukd be sufficient snd dont force the stretch. If your unsure ask your bodywork to demonstrate for you.

🐎 Feeding stations, mix your feeding up to encourage them to move and imitate a more natural way of eating. Offering a mix of dry and soaked hay at different heights can encourage movement and enrichment when confined to the stable.

Lisa xx

Address

Brigg
Brigg
DN208

Telephone

+447806624949

Website

https://www.lisaloveridgeequinemassage.co.uk/

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