TLC Equine Massage Therapy

02/14/2026

We will kick off the show this afternoon with 𝐃𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚 𝐌𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐤 & 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐑𝐞𝐲𝐳 in the Non Pro Two Rein Prelims!

Make sure to tune in ⬇️

https://www.chclivescoring.com/live.phtml?cid=40312

02/14/2026

Love this team! 🫶🏻💕🫶🏻

We are all settled in here at the 𝐍𝐑𝐂𝐇𝐀 𝐂𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬!

Looking forward to a great two weeks here in Fort Worth!

MVP | Equinety | Show N Glo | Cross J Tack | Don Rich Saddlery | Wicked Mare Leather & Embroidery | TLC Equine Massage Therapy

02/10/2026

Headed to the 𝐍𝐑𝐂𝐇𝐀 𝐂𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬?

Humble Coaching will be offering 𝐢𝐧-𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐬𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐅𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝟏𝟓–𝟏𝟔 in Fort Worth for show prep, mindset work, confidence building, and performance support.

Whether you’re dialing in before your run or regrouping after a tough go, these sessions are about preparing mentally, managing pressure, and walking in confident in your plan.

Message to reserve your session!

*Zoom sessions also available other dates

𝐆𝐫𝐨𝐰. 𝐁𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞. 𝐀𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐞𝐯𝐞.

02/06/2026

💥Therapy Talk Thursday💥
—Tonilynn Cline Haynes

What Is MagnaWave PEMF Therapy?

MagnaWave is a form of PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy. It uses low-frequency electromagnetic waves delivered through large coils or pads placed over the horse’s body.

The goal is to help the horse’s cells function better, which supports healing, circulation, and relaxation

Every cell in the body has an electrical charge. When a horse is: tight, sore, injured, stressed, or inflamed; etc. then those cells don’t communicate as well and blood flow can be reduced.

PEMF therapy helps by:
• Sending gentle electromagnetic pulses into the body
• Stimulating cellular activity and communication
• Encouraging blood vessels to open (vasodilation)
• Helping cells absorb oxygen and nutrients more efficiently

Think of PEMF as a reset or recharge for tired, stressed cells.

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Benefits of MagnaWave PEMF for Horses

1. Improved Circulation
• Increases blood flow to muscles, joints, and soft tissue
• Helps deliver oxygen and nutrients where they’re needed most
• Assists with flushing out metabolic waste (like lactic acid)

2. Reduced Muscle Soreness & Tension
• Helps muscles relax and soften
• Reduces tightness from training, hauling, or competition
• Great for horses that feel stiff or guarded

3. Pain & Inflammation Support
• Helps calm inflammatory responses
• Can reduce discomfort in joints, tendons, and ligaments
• Often used for arthritis, soreness, and chronic issues

4. Faster Recovery
• Speeds up post-work and post-competition recovery
• Helps horses bounce back quicker between training days
• Supports injury rehab when used appropriately

5. Nervous System Relaxation
• Many horses visibly relax during sessions
• Can help anxious or tense horses settle
• Supports overall parasympathetic (“rest and digest”) response

This is where things really shine ✨
MagnaWave and massage don’t compete—they amplify each other.

PEMF Prepares the Body for Massage

When MagnaWave is used before massage:
• Muscles warm and soften faster
• Circulation is already increased
• The horse is more relaxed and receptive

➡️ This allows the therapist to work deeper with less resistance and less discomfort for the horse.

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Massage Enhances the Effects of PEMF

Massage therapy:
• Manually breaks up tight muscle fibers and adhesions
• Improves lymphatic drainage
• Identifies specific problem areas

➡️ Massage helps move and distribute the circulation and cellular benefits that PEMF initiates.

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Together They Create a Synergistic Effect⚡️

When combined:
• PEMF works at the cellular and circulatory level
• Massage works at the muscular, fascial, and structural level

This means:
• Longer-lasting relief
• Better mobility and range of motion
• Improved performance and comfort
• More noticeable and consistent results over time

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Examples of Ideal Uses for the PEMF + Massage Combo
• Performance horses (reining, cow horse, ranch, English, etc.)
• Horses in heavy training programs
• Post-competition recovery
• Senior horses with stiffness or arthritis
• Horses coming back from time off
• Chronic tightness or soreness patterns

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In Summary

MagnaWave PEMF therapy:
• Improves cellular function
• Boosts circulation
• Reduces inflammation and soreness
• Promotes relaxation and recovery

Massage therapy:
• Releases tight muscles
• Improves mobility
• Addresses specific problem areas and more

👉 Together, they create a powerful, non-invasive wellness approach that helps horses feel better, move better, and recover faster.

02/06/2026

👏🏻👀💥

Winter motivation hits different.
Less light. Less energy. More excuses.

Here’s the truth:
You’re not lazy. It’s the season.

Winter isn’t about going harder—it’s about staying consistent.
Small habits. Simple routines. Showing up even when you don’t feel like it.

Motivation fades.
Discipline carries you through.

Stay in it. Keep showing up.

𝐆𝐫𝐨𝐰. 𝐁𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞. 𝐀𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐞𝐯𝐞.

02/05/2026

👏🏻 EXCITING NEWS! 👏🏻

I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be offering my services at the NRCHA Celebration of Champions from February 13th–28th!

✨ Show package deals will be available (just like always!)
✨ PLUS — special event-only discounts on single sessions you won’t want to miss

Whether you’re prepping for the pen or helping your horse recover and stay at the top of their game, this is the perfect opportunity to treat them during one of the biggest events of the year.

📲 Call or text 615-509-1603 for details and to reserve your spot. Or message me on here! Tonilynn Cline Haynes
⚠️ Limited availability — once slots are full, they’re full!

I can’t wait to work with you and your horses at this incredible event! 🐎💙

01/22/2026

💥Therapy Talk Thursday💥
-with Tonilynn Cline Haynes

One of my favorite tools to have in my program is the Multiradiance Laser Therapy tool. It truly is such an amazing device!

🐴 What Is the Class 1 Multi Radiance ActiVet LaserShower?

❤️‍🩹The Multi Radiance ActiVet LaserShower is a therapeutic laser device. It combines multiple wavelengths of light — including super-pulsed laser, infrared, red, and blue — to deliver a form of photobiomodulation therapy (PBM). PBM is non-invasive light therapy intended to stimulate biological healing processes in tissues. 

⚡️Class 1 laser designation means the device is engineered so that its output is inherently safe under normal operation — it cannot damage the eye or tissue at the power levels emitted. 

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💡How It Works (Mechanism of Action)💡

~Therapeutic light in the ActiVet LaserShower works by photobiomodulation — a biological response to non-ionizing light:
1. Light absorption by cells: Photons from the laser and LEDs are absorbed by mitochondrial chromophores (e.g., cytochrome c oxidase).
2. Boosted cellular activity: This can increase ATP production, improve microcirculation, and enhance cell signaling involved in tissue repair.
3. Pain and inflammation reduction: Light influences neurochemical pathways and promotes vasodilation, helping reduce inflammation and pain.
4. Synergistic wavelengths:
Super-pulsed 905 nm laser pe*****tes deeper tissues for musculoskeletal conditions.
Infrared improves circulation and deeper absorption.
Red benefits superficial tissue and may stimulate repair.
Blue has antibacterial properties useful in wound management.
This combination helps drive healing from the surface to deeper layers. 

✅Benefits for Horses✅

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❤️‍🩹🩹Healing Support🩹❤️‍🩹
Accelerates soft tissue repair (muscles, tendons, ligaments) by stimulating cellular activity.
Wound management, especially when blue light assists bacterial control.
Supports joint health and connective tissue repair. 

💆‍♂️Pain & Inflammation Relief💆‍♂️
Can reduce inflammation, swelling, and discomfort related to acute injuries or chronic conditions like arthritis.
Enhances microcirculation and lymphatic drainage to speed metabolic waste removal. 

🐎Performance & Recovery🐎
Used before and after competition or intense training to prepare tissues and enhance recovery without drugs.
Horses often tolerate treatments well and show relaxed responses during therapy. 

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🔍 Now how does it differ from Red Light Therapy & Infrared Therapy❔❔❔

💁🏼‍♀️All 3️⃣ modalities fall under the broader umbrella of photobiomodulation/light therapy, but they have key differences:

🟥Red Light Therapy🟥
Uses visible red LEDs (approx. 630–660 nm).
Primarily superficial — affects skin and proximal tissues.
Typically used with wraps, pads, or lamps.
Benefits include improved circulation, reduced superficial inflammation, and mild pain relief.

🌡️Infrared Therapy🌡️
Uses invisible infrared LEDs (approx. 700–1100 nm).
Penetrates a bit deeper than red light.
Good for deeper soft tissues and muscle relaxation.
Benefits include improved circulation, reduced superficial inflammation, and mild pain relief.

⚡Class 1 ActiVet Laser (Multi-Wavelength PBM)⚡️
Combines coherent laser light and LED light at multiple wavelengths — deep pe*******on and broad therapeutic effects in one device.
Lasers deliver coherent energy that can pe*****te deeper than non-coherent LED light alone.
Includes blue light for antibacterial effects.
Uses pulsed super-pulsed technology to deliver high peak power without heat damage.
Typically more clinically intensive and versatile than simple red or infrared LED therapy.

01/16/2026

💠THERAPY TALK THURSDAY💠
- with Tonilynn Cline

〽️❔What Is BEMER Therapy❔〽️

💠BEMER (Bio-Electro-Magnetic Energy Regulation) therapy uses a specific pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) signal that is designed to improve microcirculation—the movement of blood through the smallest blood vessels (capillaries) in the body.

Unlike general PEMF devices, BEMER’s signal is scientifically engineered to target vasomotion, which is the rhythmic opening and closing of capillaries.

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How BEMER Therapy Works for Horses

1. Improves Microcirculation (Core Mechanism)

About 70% of a horse’s blood vessels are capillaries. These vessels are responsible for:
• Delivering oxygen
• Delivering nutrients
• Removing metabolic waste
• Supporting cellular repair

Stress, training, injury, aging, and illness can cause capillaries to become sluggish or partially inactive.

BEMER therapy gently stimulates vasomotion, allowing capillaries to:
• Open more frequently
• Move blood more efficiently
• Deliver oxygen and nutrients deeper into tissues

➡️ This effect continues for hours after a session.

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2. Enhances Oxygen and Nutrient Delivery

When microcirculation improves:
• Muscles receive more oxygen
• Tendons and ligaments receive more nutrients
• Joints receive better support from surrounding tissues

➡️This leads to:
• Faster muscle recovery
• Healthier connective tissue
• Improved tissue elasticity

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3. Improves Removal of Metabolic Waste

During work or stress, horses produce metabolic byproducts such as:
• Lactic acid
• Inflammatory chemicals
• Cellular waste

BEMER therapy helps:
• Flush waste products out more efficiently
• Reduce muscle soreness and stiffness
• Prevent chronic tightness

➡️This is especially beneficial for:
• Performance horses
• Horses in regular training
• Horses with muscle fatigue or soreness

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4. Supports the Nervous System

BEMER therapy has a calming effect on the nervous system:
• Helps balance the autonomic nervous system
• Encourages parasympathetic (rest-and-recover) response
• Reduces stress and tension

Many horses:
• Lower their head
• Yawn, lick, and chew
• Show signs of relaxation during sessions

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Benefits of BEMER Therapy for Horses💪🏻

Musculoskeletal Benefits
• Improved muscle relaxation
• Reduced soreness and stiffness
• Better flexibility and range of motion
• Support for tendons and ligaments

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Performance Benefits
• Faster recovery between workouts
• Improved stamina and endurance
• Reduced risk of overuse injuries
• Enhanced readiness for training or competition

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Injury & Rehabilitation Support💪🏻
• Supports healing by improving circulation
• Helps manage inflammation
• Complements veterinary and rehab programs
• Useful for soft tissue injuries, post-injury recovery, and post-surgical support

(BEMER does not diagnose or treat conditions but supports the body’s natural healing processes.)

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Hoof & Circulatory Health💯
• Improves blood flow to extremities
• Supports hoof growth and quality
• Beneficial for horses with poor circulation

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Senior Horse Support❤️‍🩹
• Helps maintain mobility
• Reduces stiffness
• Supports aging tissues
• Improves overall comfort

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Day-to-Day Benefits of BEMER Therapy

For Horses in Training
• Keeps muscles loose
• Helps prevent soreness buildup
• Supports consistent performance
• Allows for more comfortable daily work

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For Horses at Rest or Turnout
• Encourages relaxation
• Supports natural circulation even when movement is limited
• Helps horses recover from minor daily stresses

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For High-Stress Horses
• Promotes mental calmness
• Helps anxious or tense horses relax
• Can improve focus and willingness under saddle

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For Everyday Maintenance
• Supports whole-body wellness
• Keeps tissues healthy before issues arise
• Acts as proactive care rather than reactive treatment

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What a Typical BEMER Session Looks Like for Horses
• Horse wears a BEMER blanket or pad
• Sessions typically last 15–20 minutes
• Can be used:
• Before exercise (to warm tissues)
• After exercise (to aid recovery)
• On rest days for maintenance

BEMER therapy is:
• Non-invasive
• Drug-free
• Painless
• Well-tolerated by most horses

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Why BEMER Is Different From Other PEMF Therapies
• Targets microcirculation, not just general blood flow
• Scientifically validated signal
• Low-intensity, safe for frequent use
• Designed to support cellular-level function

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BEMER therapy works by improving microcirculation at the capillary level, allowing the horse’s body to:
• Deliver oxygen and nutrients more effectively
• Remove waste more efficiently
• Recover faster
• Stay relaxed and comfortable

On a day-to-day basis, this means:
• Better movement
• Less soreness
• Improved recovery
• Happier, more comfortable horses

BEMER is one of the best tools and one on my favorites I love to use on every horse!!

01/08/2026

💥Therapy Talk Thursday💥
-with Tonilynn Cline

This therapy talk thursday post will explain why I will always recommend to every client of mine, that doing sessions at least once a month is very crucial for the health and wellbeing of your horse.

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One of the main questions I get asked is:
“Is massage important and worth the money to spend on my horses?”
Which can lead to follow up statements like:
“Well I’m not riding much right now so the horse will be fine”
“He just lives in the field, he don’t need it”
“We will just do this once or twice a year when needed”
“Well we don’t show, we just trail ride”
“Well he doesn’t seem to be sore or have any issues”
And the list goes on and on.

🔸Short answer🔸

YES!! 🙌🏻 Massage is important for every horse! It does not matter how old, if they are showing or not showing, if they are retired in a field or if you ride once a month or once a year. If they are perfectly healthy or not! It is very beneficial and important for all breeds and disciplines!

🔺Long Answer 🔻

Equine massage therapy is important for horses because it supports their physical health, mental well-being, and overall performance no matter if they are retired or not retired. Horses rely heavily on their muscles for movement, balance, and carrying a rider, and those muscles can become tight, sore, or imbalanced from training, competition, injury, or even daily turnout, it is very beneficial for the older retired pasture horses that get stiff and struggle to move around in the pastures.

Massage therapy helps increase blood circulation, which delivers oxygen and nutrients to muscle tissue while aiding in the removal of metabolic waste. This promotes faster muscle recovery, reduces soreness, and helps prevent the buildup of tension that can limit a horse’s range of motion.

By relaxing tight muscles and releasing adhesions, equine massage can improve flexibility and joint mobility, allowing the horse to move more freely and comfortably. This is especially important for performance horses of all disciplines, as muscle tightness can alter movement patterns and contribute to compensation injuries over time.

It also plays a role in injury prevention and rehabilitation. Regular sessions can identify areas of tension or imbalance early, before they develop into more serious issues. For horses recovering from injury or time off, massage therapy supports healing by improving circulation and encouraging proper muscle function.

Beyond the physical benefits, equine massage has a calming effect on the nervous system. It can reduce stress and anxiety, helping horses become more relaxed, focused, and willing in their work. This mental relaxation often translates into better behavior, and improved training outcomes.

Overall, equine massage therapy is an effective, non-invasive way to enhance comfort, performance, and longevity, making it a valuable part of a comprehensive horse care and wellness program.

01/04/2026

💥LIMITED OPENINGS NOW💥
January 5th, 6th, and 8th!
Book now before these spots get booked!

Looking for a new year resolution for you and your horse?! Well look no further! Start the new year right but getting your horses massaged/bodywork!

Equine massage therapy is very important and very beneficial for our horses. No matter what age, young or old, no matter the breed, size, gender or discipline!!
If you have a horse, then it’s beneficial for them!

💛Benefits💛
* Promotes muscle relaxation and reduces tension
* Improves circulation and lymphatic drainage
* Helps relieve muscle soreness, stiffness, and spasms
* Enhances range of motion and overall flexibility
* Supports faster recovery after exercise, training, or competition
* Aids in injury prevention by identifying tight or sore areas early
* Assists in rehabilitation from strains, soft-tissue injuries, and overuse
* Encourages proper muscle balance and symmetry
* Can improve posture and movement quality
* Helps reduce stress and anxiety, promoting relaxation
* Supports overall performance and athletic longevity
* May improve saddle fit by reducing uneven muscle development
* Enhances the horse’s body awareness and comfort

Call/Text 615-509-1603 or PM me here on Facebook!!

Tonilynn Cline Haynes




11/23/2025

Such a gorgeous place! Glad to be apart of the care for it! ❤️🫶🏻

11/23/2025

Assisting horses in achieving optimal well-being from one session to the next with TLC: Tender, Love and Care.