02/02/2026
Is your horse's health on a routine schedule? People are generally good about being consistent when it comes to shoeing, vaccines, and teeth, but what about bodywork? Or other alternative therapies that help your horse continue to function at top level? Do you get your horse worked on before they show signs of pain or only once a problem arises? Having a consistent schedule for your horse to be worked on can provide multiple benefits, a few being -
β‘ prevenative maintenance- keeping your horse's muscles supple and healthy can prevent issues down the road such as strains and tears.
β‘ increased blood flow and circulation throughout the body- almost every alternative therapy provides these benefits!
β‘ better gut health - my massage promotes a natural detox, promoting fresh blood into muscle structures and helping the body "flush out" any toxins stored in the body. A horse's coat can become less oily or flakey. Dull starts to shine again.
β‘ enhanced performance- when your horse feels their best they will perform their best! Multiple pressure points are activated to help the body relieve tension and get the nerves firing.
β‘ balance throughout the body- range of motion may improve, can address issues with catching leads, help gaits become smoother overall
β‘ overall mood improvement- many owners report their horse becomes friendlier, enjoys grooming more, easier to catch, travel calmer, have less gate issues in a performance setting, etc
β‘ another set of eyes and hands on your athlete- having someone that does not see your horse daily, but sees them on a routine schedule can help you track progress in fitness, biomechanics, and overall health
I want to see you and your horse succeed. I love being apart of people's performance journey's. I want to help you win and be apart of that team that gets you and your horse to the winner's circle π