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About Equine Massage and Bodywork.

 

Equine massage and bodywork is a form of therapy that involves the manipulation of soft tissues in horses to promote relaxation, improve circulation, and alleviate pain and tension. It can be used to enhance performance, prevent injury, and aid in the recovery process. The techniques used in equine massage and bodywork vary depending on the specific needs of the horse and can include the relaxation of the nervous system, stretching, and trigger point therapy. 

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FOR EVERYBODY. 

Massage and Bodywork sessions are for every horses, ponies and other equine friends!

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Enhanced flexibility

 

and range of motion.

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Regular bodywork improves the horse's flexibility, contributing to a smoother gait and better performance.

Pain management.

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Horses unable to verbally communicate their discomfort can benefit from regular bodywork that can help identify and soothe the area of pain.

 

Stress reduction.

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A stress horse is an unhappy and tense horse. Bodywork can alleviate this tension, promoting a state of relaxation and enabling better focus.

Skeletal Alignment. 

Massage and Bodywork ensure that misalignments due to demanding activities, doesn't impact their gait and overall mobility by addressed early on.

Hoof health. 

Specialized bodywork techniques for hooves can prevent lameness and ensure overall hoof health, maintaining horse balance and gait integrity.

Benefits of massage for your horse.

Massage therapy and bodywork can provide numerous benefits for horses. It can help to improve circulation, reduce muscle tension, and promote relaxation. Additionally, massage can aid in the prevention of injuries and assist in the healing process of existing injuries. Overall, regular massage sessions can contribute to the overall well-being and performance of horses.

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Releases the
nervous system

Reduces the
muscular tension

Improves blood and lymphatic circulation

develops
More flexibility

Eliminates toxins allowing a reduction in stiffness

improves mood

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