Midwest Equine Sports Therapy

11/02/2025

Back from a very busy week in Fort Worth! Thank you to my clients this year for choosing me to keep your athletes feeling their best! Congrats to all the wins in and out of the arena!

See you at the next one 😎

10/25/2025

A few of my yearly World Show regulars! 🥰I love getting to catch up with old clients, meet new ones and help their horses along the way!

10/22/2025

🤩 We are set up for another great time at the Appaloosa Horse Club World Show! 🥇🥈🥉

👉🏼I will be mobile this year, so please message or text me to make an appointment and I’ll come to you!

Offering PEMF and Sports Massage! Let’s keep those athletes at the top of their game 🫶🏼

Safe rides and GOOD luck to all the exhibitors! 🏆

10/08/2025

Thank you to Midwest Equine Sports Therapy for their donation of four $100 gift certificates that will be awarded to the Sweepstakes Champion in Non Pro Ranch Rail, Non Pro Ranch Riding, Non Pro Ranch Trail and Non Pro Ranch Reining!

We appreciate your continued support of the ApRRA!!

08/27/2025

Hard working boys getting their pampering sessions 🫶🏼

07/31/2025

Prepping for the AQHA Youth World show!

07/10/2025

We love a big release 🥱

06/21/2025

🧐Have you wondered if your horse could benefit from a massage? Here are some common signs your horse may need a massage👇🏼👇🏼

❗️As ALWAYS Check with your Veterinarian FIRST if you have any concerns about your horses health! We work as a team 😎

1. **Muscle Tightness or Tension**: If you notice tight or hard areas on your horse's body, it may be a sign of muscle tension.

2. **Changes in Behavior**: A horse that is unusually irritable, resistant to work, or displaying signs of discomfort may be experiencing pain or stiffness.

3. **Poor Performance**: If your horse is not performing at its usual level, it could be due to muscle soreness or discomfort.

4. **Lameness or Uneven Gait**: Any signs of lameness or difficulty in movement, such as limping or an uneven gait, may indicate that massage therapy could help relieve discomfort.

5. **Sensitivity to Touch**: If your horse flinches or reacts negatively when touched in certain areas, it may be experiencing pain or discomfort that could be alleviated with massage.

6. **Postural Changes**: Horses that exhibit changes in posture, such as a lowered head or shifted weight, might be compensating for pain or discomfort.

7. **Reduced Range of Motion**: If your horse struggles with flexibility or has difficulty performing certain movements, this could signal the need for massage therapy.

8. **Stiffness After Exercise**: If your horse shows signs of stiffness or soreness after workouts, massage can help alleviate this discomfort and promote recovery.

🐎🐎Regular massage can contribute significantly to your horse's overall well-being and performance!

06/14/2025

Been busy few weeks getting these boys is top shape for the AQHA VRH World Show! 😎🤠

Thank you to the owners for your continued support!
Beth Keller-Ralls jennifer.turek -katelyn mturek379

05/03/2025

04/14/2025

PEMF therapy is gaining popularity, but several misconceptions persist. Here are some common ones:

1. **It's Only for Injuries**: Many believe PEMF therapy is only beneficial for treating injuries. In reality, it can also enhance overall wellness, improve circulation, and boost performance.

2. **It's a Quick Fix**: Some people think PEMF therapy provides immediate results. While many do experience quick relief, optimal results often require consistent sessions over time.

3. **It's Painful**: There's a misconception that PEMF therapy is uncomfortable or painful. In truth, most users find it relaxing and soothing.

4. **One Size Fits All**: Some believe that PEMF therapy works the same for everyone. Individual responses can vary based on factors like the condition being treated and the frequency used.

5. **It Replaces Traditional Veterinary Care**: Some think PEMF therapy can replace veterinary treatments. While it can complement traditional care, it should not replace professional veterinary advice or treatment.

6. **It's Science Fiction**: Many view PEMF therapy as a fad or gimmick. However, numerous studies support its effectiveness in promoting healing and wellness in both humans and animals.

Understanding these misconceptions can help horse owners make informed decisions about incorporating PEMF therapy into their horse care routines.