Peak Pulse Therapy

10/04/2026

Friday PEMF session

08/04/2026

Will be on grounds over the weekend.

06/04/2026

Another first timer on the books, absolute textbook session.
She had good releases throughout her session. concentrating on the problem areas that the client told me about.
Can’t wait to see her second and third treatment outcomes!

28/03/2026

Sunday session, run fast!

07/03/2026

Weekend vibes

01/03/2026

Few cool brand on some very talented horses.
Thanks to everyone who lined up their horses at Chinchilla Draft

26/02/2026

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Hindlimb lameness is often more subtle and harder to diagnose than forelimb lameness. Understanding your horse's strengths and faults can help you tailor your exercise program and have better conversations with your veterinarian and farrier.

Learn more about hind limb lameness and longevity in senior horses in this article: https://myseniorhorse.com/fun-stuff/senior-equine-hind-limb-lameness-and-longevity/

25/02/2026

Few lined up at Jessup Livestock

24/02/2026

A great picture of the horses anatomy

24/02/2026

Will be on ground Thursday afternoon until Sunday limited appointments.

❇️Heavy in front

❇️Holding on to bit

❇️Hind quarter issues / lacking drive and power from behind/tightness

❇️Attitude when out /irritable in paddock

❇️Poor healing wounds -rain scald, mud fever, Itchy runny eyes

✅Not Tracking Up

✅Issues with balance in canter

✅Dips in lower spine area

Often see horses for the following

🔸Neck and Poll Restrictions (head shy, resistance or shaking , holding on to bit)

🔸Old horses - joint issues, digestion, weight gain issues

🔸Itchy skin /skin issues

🔸Lameness

🔸Arthritis

🔸Swelling

🔸Slowness

🔸Lethargy

🔸Tiredness

🔸Muscle stiffness

🔸lrritability, over-sensitivity

🔸Acute injury

🔸Chronic conditions

🔸Short stepping behind

🔸Show and sale Prep

🔸Recovery after exercise

🔸Scarring

🔸Neurological /weakness and body balance slow process

20/02/2026

18/02/2026

Had a few lined up at Sean Rynn Performance Horses,
Few client horses and some camp horses.
Thanks Sean