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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

14/11/2025

What a miserable day!! But on the plus side it has allowed me some time to catch up with messages and admin.

I have responded to all messagesand sent out all follow up appointments. Please bare in mind appointments are first come first serve, so please try to come back to me ASAP otherwise you may run the risk of missing out.

By the end of play today all reports should have landed in your inboxs.

As it stands now, I am fully booked till Christmas, they may be the odd cancellation Space come available but I do also have a list of clients who are wanting these. If you have an appointment booked over the coming weeks and may need to reschedule please let me know ASAP 1. So I can offer your space to someone else and 2. So I can try and find a suitable alternative appointment for you.

I will be out of the office this weekend , some of you may know I have had double birthdays this week with both my husband and my son so we are taking some time to celebrate as a family 🥰.

I will be back to work as normal Monday, I will respond to messages over the weekend but they may be delayed.

Finally my diary for next year is open 🙈 and January is already filling up. If you wish to schedule your maintenance appointments for next year please drop me a message 😊

After all that its over an out for me, I will be taking up space on my sofa in front of the fire with a well earned brew ☕️

Lisa xx

12/11/2025

Its been a day all about the humans!!

3 Humans massaged and some exercise plans put in place to ensure maximum benefit.

5 Rider Alignment sessions taught, today's focus was on using our outside aids and isolating the muscles and movement required to make these aids effective.

What on paper looked like a simple exercise taxed even the most experienced rider today. There were some struggles, and there were some light bulb movements and it was unanimous that what they thought would be easy was not.

Super proud of every rider, it takes courage and determination to make changes on how we ride. Its never simple or easy but its super rewarding when those changes happen 🤩

Lisa xx

11/11/2025

Sooooooo this is not a decision I have taken lightly but from now until Christmas I am closing my books to new customers.

I am at full capacity and my priority has always been the well being of my current clients. I need to ensure I have the time to make sure they are well catered for and their needs met.

Coupled with my own studies for my vet physio degree and the needs of my family my diary is full.

To my existing clients thank you from the bottom of my heart for keeping me this busy! Without you I wouldn't have reached this milestone, and please dont panic I have made sure I have spaces for you which is why I have made this decision.

To anyone who is not on my books but wanted to be or may want to be in the future. I will review this situation after Christmas 🎄 if time allows I will re open my books its not closed forever its simply a pause to make sure I continue to give my existing clients the very best service.

Thank you
Lisa 😘 xx

07/11/2025

What you do with your horse between appointments matters.

And one of the best ways to help improve your horses way of going is polework, be this ridden or in hand.

Polework helps increase your horses propreception (body awareness) it helps improve balance, rythym, suppleness and straightness.

1 polework session a week is a powerful tool, not only does it help improve your horses way of going but it also gives you a focus for your session and improve your ridden accuracy.

When was the last time you got the poles out during a schooling session?

Lisa

05/11/2025

Why do I talk about Rider biomechanics so much?

Because I spend my days working on your horses bodies, I see the results of our positions refected in their bodys.

Your back pain, changes how you sit and ride, in turn causing restrictions an tightness that is then reflected in your horse way of going a subsequently causes back pain in them.

If your crooked, your horse will mirror this thus causing then to be crooked and have asymetries in their own body. A crooked rider cannot create a straight horse.

If you are tight and restricted through your shoulders, your horse will not be able move forward freely, causing tension and restriction through their shoulders.

And so it goes on, by working on ourselves and improving our position, strength and suppleness we not only start to eliminate our own pain but we make it a whole lot easier for our horses to carry us, thus we start to eliminate the tension and restrictions through their own body.

I see the results of this every day, thise riders and owners that start to work on themselves as much as there horses reap the benefits. There horse become straighter, stronger and more supple.
Making a super partnership which work in harmony together.

If you do one thing this winter book a rider alignment session. Your horse will thank you for it 😊🐎

Lisa xx

03/11/2025

When your week starts with a sleepy Roxy 😴

This little lady has come on so much, her owner has poured everything into her undoing years of issues and its all falling into place beautifully.

From a horse in pain who was grumpy and aggressive to a horse who met me with her ears pricked forward a relaxed expression and even tried to groom me nicely during her session 🥰.

Its not been plain sailing far from it, but to see the difference in her makes it all worth while!

Happy owner, happier horse - very happy therapist 😊 🐎

Lisa xx

02/11/2025

Sunday sort out, I will be spending the next hour or so going through my diary and sorting out appointments.

I think I have replied to everyone in my inbox, if you have messaged me and I haven't replied please give me a nudge!

My availability for the rest of the year is limited, between clients already booked in, my uni studies and being a mum my diary is pretty full.
So if you are wanting an appointment before the year is out 🙈 can't believe Im saying that already! Don't delay drop me a message today.

If you have an appointment booked and need to rearrange please let me know ASAP. I have been working with around a 6 week wait time for appointments so if you no longer need yours or need to change it please let me know so someone else can have that space. Please dont leave it till you get your email reminder!!

Enjoy the rest of your sunday and I am looking forward to being back out seeing clients both 4 and 2 legged tomorrow 😊

Lisa xx

30/10/2025

My week in photos 📸

Its been a fabulous week full of rider massages, alignment sessions. Ive treated Point to point horses to driving ponies and everything in between.
Its been a week cosy stables, brews, cake and wonderful clients.

Here's to more weeks like that 🥰

Lisa xx

29/10/2025

Its here theres no escaping it, that time of year every equestrian tends to grunt and turn our noses up a bit Winter! The weathers cold and miserable we have more jobs to do everything is wet and muddy. Theres not much going on to inspire us to get in the saddle and the dark nights dont help with motivation.
Winter can be hard on our horses to and trying to keep them in good condition can seem over whelming.

Here are 5 easy steps to help keep your horse in good condition throughout winter.

1️⃣Bodywork helps keep your horses muscles supple and help to maintain the elasticity of tendons and ligaments. Winter breaks, restricted turnout, cold weather and rugs can all lead to your horse moving around less. Muscles that are moving less can suffer from a build up of toxins which in turn leads to tightness, restricted movement and pain. Massage therapy stimulates the circulatory system and the lymphactic system and helps to remove theses toxins this helps prevent stiffness and muscle atrophy. Massage therapy helps to relax your horse and has a postive effect on their mental well being.

2️⃣Ground work - we all know how much I love ground work it is an excellent form of exercises to help with strength and suppleness. Perfect for winter when time may be short.

3️⃣A daily stretching routine helps to improve range of motion, flexibility, suppleness and strength. Speak to your bodyworker about appropriate exercises for your horse and when to use them.

4️⃣Grooming, quite often overlooked! a good groom massages many of the large muscle groups of our horse, it helps to increase circulation, its good for their skin, its good for your horses mental health and its the perfect for spending some time with your horse and bonding.

5️⃣Nutrition, is something not to be over looked. Making sure your horses diet is correct for them and for their level of work is paramount to keeping your horse in good condition. Remember to feed according to body type, age, exisiting health issues and work load. If you are unsure what to feed or how much speak to an independant nutritionist to make sure you horses diet is tailoured for them.

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Lisa xx

28/10/2025

Handsome Ice enjoying his treatment 😊

This boy certainly makes me feel small 😅 but super pleased with his improvement since last visit. A teamwork effort between owner, farrier and bodyworker to get this boy back on track and boy has that happened. 💪

Love being part of these teams 🥰

Lisa xx

27/10/2025

Monday motivation 💪

Horse's are hard there is no easier way, no tip, trick or hack to being better. It takes hard work and consistency.

But I can promise you if you stick to it the rewards are endless and nothing gives me greater joy than seeing you lovely lot succeed with your horses 🐎

Lisa xx

26/10/2025

What's your win?

Mines simple but its something that has plagued me this year more than ever and if wasnt for having an amazing network of support it probably would still be an issue.

So here goes, hacking its never been Breezes strong point but shes better for it, I've spent years doing everything I can to make her feel confident out hacking, now while she is not nappy or naughty she is very sharp and has a tendency to react first and think later.
After years of this it finally took its toll on my confidence, I stopped hacking all together despite desperately wanting to I just couldn't do it and when I did go with someone else I got off even when she was fine.

I knew I needed some help, cue the very lovely Faye, I've known Faye for a while now and we have worked on the same horses with our therapies complimenting each other perfectly. Just like me she has branched into Humans with IEMT therapy, dont asked me how it works thats Fayes job 😅 but it works, 1 session later and I hacked out with a friend and went on the longest hack I've done in over a year, following on from that Im back solo hacking. My confidence restored, Breeze has not been perfect shes been Breeze but Fayes work has unlocked the mental block I had, meaning I can ride through it helping my horse.

So my win, getting back to do what I love but also working with some amazing people. It takes a village and Im so glad of all the people in mine.

So what's your win? Big or small I'd love to know ⬇️

Lisa xx

Address

Brigg
Brigg
DN208

Telephone

+447806624949

Website

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

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