Clydes Equine Bodywork

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Qualified Equine Sports Therapist
Focused on Enhancing Horse Health & Performance
Proudly Servicing South Coast NSW, ACT, Snowy Mountains & Riverina
ETAA Practitioner
šŸ†25 Eurobodalla Business Award Winner x2
šŸ†25 NSW Regional Business Award Finalist x2

Wow! Where do I even start! I have been named a finalist for the ESC Business Awards 2026!ā­ļøOutstanding Young Business L...
29/05/2026

Wow! Where do I even start! I have been named a finalist for the ESC Business Awards 2026!

ā­ļøOutstanding Young Business Leader

This is an honour, holding so many mixed emotions but most of all absolutely over the moon! This has left me speechless (that doesnā€™t happen oftenšŸ˜‰)

A massive thank you to the Council for this wonderful opportunity! Super excited for amazing night celebrating with all the amazing business in our local community!

30u30 Performance Horse Magazine - ETBA Awards NightšŸ’šSuper honoured to have spent the night in a room full of wonderful ...
28/05/2026

30u30 Performance Horse Magazine - ETBA Awards NightšŸ’š

Super honoured to have spent the night in a room full of wonderful business people that are all their for the passion of the horse. From trainers to marketing to service based business you all deserve the recognition.

A massive thank you to Tiff and the team at Performance Horse Magazine for the 30u30 program. It is a honour to stand next to 29 other amazing people.Australian Performance Horse Magazine

Thank you to Equine Trade and Business Australia for an incredible night!

ā­ļøClass of 2026ā­ļø

The connection between hoof balance and bodywork is stronger than most people realise. šŸ‘£āœØWhen the hoof is unbalanced, th...
27/05/2026

The connection between hoof balance and bodywork is stronger than most people realise. šŸ‘£āœØ

When the hoof is unbalanced, the entire body has to compensate. This can lead to muscle tension, soreness, shortened stride, uneven movement and added strain through the joints and soft tissue.

Bodywork can help relieve the tension created by imbalance, but if the feet arenā€™t functioning correctly, the body will continue to work against itself. A balanced hoof helps support better movement, comfort, posture and overall performance.

Healthy movement starts from the ground up. šŸ“

12/05/2026

One of the most overlooked parts of post-treatment care -šŸ’§ Water.

During and after a bodywork session, your horseā€™s body is processing a lot more than most people realise.

Bodywork increases circulation, stimulates the lymphatic system, encourages muscle and fascial release, and supports nervous system regulation. All of these systems rely heavily on proper hydration to function effectively.

When horses have access to fresh water after treatment, it can help:
šŸ’§Support muscle recovery
šŸ’§Maintain healthy fascia and tissue elasticity šŸ’§Reduce post-treatment tightness or soreness šŸ’§Support joint and digestive function
šŸ’§Help the body adapt to changes in movement and posture

Some horses will drink during a session, others immediately after ā€” and often, thatā€™s the body asking for exactly what it needs.

If your horse is getting fidgety and not concentrating, I will ask you to take it for a short walk and offer it some water (sometimes they need to peešŸ«£)

Hydration isnā€™t just important after hard work or hot days. Itā€™s an important part of recovery, regulation and getting the most out of your horseā€™s treatment.

Sometimes the smallest management details make the biggest difference in how a horse feels and performs.āœØ

Strong joints = a horse that moves, performs, and feels better šŸŽāœØJoint health isnā€™t just about managing issues when they...
29/04/2026

Strong joints = a horse that moves, performs, and feels better šŸŽāœØ

Joint health isnā€™t just about managing issues when they appear ā€” itā€™s about supporting the body before things go wrong. Every stride, turn, and transition places stress on the joints, and without the right care, that wear and tear adds up over time.

Things that make a real difference:
ā€¢ Consistent, correct movement
ā€¢ Balanced nutrition to support cartilage + inflammation
ā€¢ Regular bodywork to reduce compensations and strain
ā€¢ Listening to the subtle signs before they become big problems

Stiffness, resistance, uneven movement, or changes in attitude under saddle can all be early indicators that something isnā€™t quite right.

When the body moves well, the joints are supported. And when the joints are supported, your horse can perform at their best comfortably and confidently.

If your horse isnā€™t feeling quite right, or you want to stay ahead of potential issues, reach out to chat or book a sessionšŸ©µ

Contact Charlotte
ā˜Žļø0466 917 030 (call or text)
šŸ“§clyde.equinebodywork@gmail.com
Or message the page

Performance Horse Magazine 30 Under 30 Australian Performance Horse MagazineWhat an honour it is to be selected for 30u3...
25/04/2026

Performance Horse Magazine 30 Under 30 Australian Performance Horse Magazine

What an honour it is to be selected for 30u30 for 2026, along with 29 other amazing people nationwide!

Team Clyde will be heading to Melbourne in May to the Equine Business Summit for Industry Awards with the amazing cohortšŸ©µ

It is an emotional, overwhelming and inspiring feeling that my story is now out there for Australia to read. Show casing my passion and drive for the industry!

Finally had my camera man with me to take a photošŸ™ŒšŸ»

Can you guess who the oldie is and who is the baby?šŸ‘€

Today, we pause to honour the courage, sacrifice, and spirit of the ANZACs.Their legacy lives on not just in history, bu...
25/04/2026

Today, we pause to honour the courage, sacrifice, and spirit of the ANZACs.

Their legacy lives on not just in history, but in the values we carry forwardā€”resilience, mateship, and quiet strength.

We Will Remember Them - Lest We Forget šŸŒ¹

20/04/2026

Optimise Your Horses Bodywork SessionšŸ©µ
(As a therapist, I will love you forever)

1. Have your horse ready to go!
This means I can get straight into the session and itā€™s not cutting into your time or other clients.

2. Hosing or giving a bath before a session!
Please donā€™tā€¦.Itā€™s really hard to work on a wet horse and I donā€™t like being wet!

3. Brushing before a session!
Please give them a brush, not only is it nice for them and for me, it stimulates the muscle!

4. Homework!
I set exercises/stretches to benefit your horse. Please do them. It will only help you and them in the long run.

5. History!
Knowing your horses history helps a lot! Of course we arenā€™t going to know everything but the basics we all do!

6. Please be on timeā€¦..

7. Have your horse tied up!
Having your horse tied up so we arenā€™t doing circles in the paddock, yes there are times when you wonā€™t be able to and we will work with that. If they are more comfortable with a friend. Bring them!

Just following these 7 simple steps your horses session wonā€™t be interrupted!

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Batemans Bay, NSW
2536

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+61466917030

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