One question that I often get from my current and potential equine bodywork clients is "How often should my horse have bodywork done?" Unfortunately, the answer is going to be completely different for each horse as there are so many … Continue reading →
Essential oils are an excellent way to enhance an equine massage session. Just a few of the benefits – may help with promote relaxation during your sessions and relieve the discomfort of sore muscles and joints – make them well … Continue reading →
When we think of bodywork for horses, it usually brings to mind horses with an existing injury, competition and performance horses, and the older horse needing pain relief help. However, there are great benefits for starting bodywork on your young … Continue reading →
Just recently I saw an article about Shayne, unofficially probably the oldest horse in the world. He had just passed away at the amazingly ripe old age of 51!! Shayne's caretakers attributed his very long life and good health to … Continue reading →
Most people are familiar with the classic form of the front leg extension stretch as being performed by standing in front of and facing the horse. However, this method loses its effectiveness in improving range of motion to the lower … Continue reading →
