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BENEFITS OF MASSAGE
BENEFITS OF MASSAGE
Every horse can benefit from massage. Massage addresses muscle tension, increases circulation and movement. Through massage with myofascial release we can help with flexibility, prevention of injuries with pre and post event massage and aid in rehabilitation. Whether your horse is a pasture boss to a weekend pleasure ride to a highly co
Every horse can benefit from massage. Massage addresses muscle tension, increases circulation and movement. Through massage with myofascial release we can help with flexibility, prevention of injuries with pre and post event massage and aid in rehabilitation. Whether your horse is a pasture boss to a weekend pleasure ride to a highly competitive athlete, massage can only optimize their overall health and performance.
Red Light therapy has been incorporated with massage session or as a standalone modality. Red Light therapy helps the equine heal quicker, decrease inflammation, discomfort and works on a cellular level.
Making your horse feel forever young is our mission.
BENEFITS OF MASSAGE
BENEFITS OF MASSAGE
BENEFITS OF MASSAGE
- Increase blood circulation
- Increase flexibility and range of motion
- Increasing lymph movement
- Immune system support
- Improve recovery time from workouts or injury
- Muscle health and tone
- Assessing structural imbalances
- Emotional health
- Relief of muscle tension
- Stress release
Enhance your toolbox
What equines to consider
- Horses
- Miniatures (horses, donkeys, mules)
- Donkeys
- Mules
- Draft horses
- Companion horses
Let massage be a tool in your toolbox
Whether you are a trainer, horse owner or care taker, we all know you have your best intentions for your horses overall wellbeing. Massage can be a valuable asset in your toolbox to consider. As we start and continue to progress with your horse, massage therapy could be considered part of your overall care routine. We partner with veterinarians, farriers, nutritionists, trainers and you to help develop therapy solutions that best suit your horses individual needs.
Here are some out of the ordinary but everyday examples of when massage could be considered in your toolbox:
Before and after an event
- Competition in and out of the arena
- Long trailer ride
- Clinics
- Branding, sorting, calving season
- Training
Before or after situations that may bring stress or change to your horse
- Trailer rides
- Dentals
- Farrier
- Post Surgery
- Retiring
- Stall restrictions
When your routine changes
- Your pack animals before and after your hunting trip
- Going into training
- Trauma or accidents
- Season changes (ex: increasing riding during Spring)
Change of environment
- Adopted rescue horses
- Loss of a companion or buddy in the barn
- Change of seasons (ex: not able to be exercised as much in Winter)
- New to the barn or area