Equine Therapies - Rebecca Emery

22/01/2023

Handling the heat with your horse - https://mailchi.mp/d2b82adb60ba/beat-the-heat-with-your-horse-this-summer-15591959

28/12/2022

Big man enjoyed his massage

24/12/2022

Wishing everyone a merry Christmas 🎄 🎅

03/11/2022

So nice to finally be able to ride now the grounds dried up a bit. Who else is enjoying some saddle time ?

12/09/2022

16/07/2022

Massages on a cold and rainy day (from last week )

07/07/2022

🐴 Horses are designed to exercise with roughage in their stomach. Unlike humans, where we are told to not eat before exercising.
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Ulcer in horses information:⁠
🎧Listen: https://cennutrition.com.au/episode-25-gastric-ulcers-natural-ways-you-can-help-prevent-ulcers-in-horses/⁠

05/06/2022

He loves a good massage 💆‍♂️

12/05/2022

A great visual of some carrot stretches for your horses brought to you by Equestricare 🥕
How often do you stretch your horse ?

26/03/2022

The big boy enjoying his first massage , was unsure at first but loving it by the end and showed some great releases 🥱

15/03/2022

TUESDAY TIP 🦄

BENDING EXERCISES FOR A MORE SUPPLE HORSE

Turns, loops, circles, figures of eight and serpentines are all great exercises that you can incorporate into your horse's training.

Combine them together and you have an infinite number of beneficial bending exercises.

1. Begin with shallow loops and large circles to promote balance, suppleness and accuracy.
2. Progress to tighter turns, smaller diameters and exercises that require more changes of bend as your horse becomes stronger and more flexible.
3. The intensity of all these bending exercises can be increased by varying the gait, degree of collection, speed and tempo.

For more great exercises and advice take a look at my book POSTURE AND PERFORMANCE - https://www.horsesinsideout.com/product-page/posture-and-performance-1

06/03/2022

Exactly how it felt feeding the horses this morning 😅

21/02/2022

I had the pleasure of meeting my sponsored rider teagan today and her gorgeous boy fling.

18/01/2022

Riding trot-walk-trot transitions is a simple and fun exercise to use in your next schooling session - I ride this a lot on my own horses.

As well as helping to improve engagement of the hindquarters and the quality of the trot, it also works really well if your horse is feeling a little over enthusiastic - encouraging him to relax and slow down. Could be useful if your horse has had a few days off over Christmas 😉

Try riding the transitions in the corners of your arena and gradually decrease the number of walk steps in each corner – use the picture below as a guide.

For lots more exercises, like this in my book Posture and Performance - find out more about it here:
https://www.horsesinsideout.com/product-page/posture-and-performance-1

17/01/2022

Isn’t this girl just gorgeous, safe to say she enjoyed her massage

25/12/2021

Merry Christmas everyone!