Jemma Tribe Equine

Jemma Tribe Equine Jemma Tribe Equine offers a bespoke, individual treatment for every horse. ESMT, IAAMB Qualified.
- Qualified Thermorgapher

See What the Eye Can’t – Master Equine Thermal Imaging! 🌈 ⭐️ 🐴 Detect injuries early, prevent soreness, and boost your h...
17/10/2025

See What the Eye Can’t – Master Equine Thermal Imaging! 🌈 ⭐️ 🐴

Detect injuries early, prevent soreness, and boost your horse’s performance 🐴💛

Our online thermal imaging course teaches you how to read your horse’s heat patterns like a pro. Perfect for riders, trainers, and equine professionals.

What you’ll learn:
✅ Detect injuries early before they become serious
✅ Understand equine heat patterns and what they mean
✅ Identify muscle strain, inflammation, and soreness
✅ Improve your horse’s performance and recovery
✅ Gain confidence using thermal imaging equipment
✅ Practical tips and real-life case studies included
✅ Learn at your own pace, 100% online

Don’t wait – your horse deserves the best care! 🐎

🛒 Sign up today

https://www.jemmatribeequine.co.uk/challenges

14/09/2025

Horses compensate in such subtle way, thermal scanning shows us exactly what areas of the body are undergoing stress.

11/09/2025

Can you notice the area of this horse’s back which I showing signs of pain?

🍂 As the seasons change, so do our horses’ bodies.Cooler weather often means stiffer muscles, changes in workload, and s...
31/08/2025

🍂 As the seasons change, so do our horses’ bodies.

Cooler weather often means stiffer muscles, changes in workload, and sometimes tighter movement patterns. Just like us, horses can feel the difference when the temperature drops, or when their routines shift.

Regular bodywork helps release tension, improve circulation, and keep your horse moving comfortably through these seasonal transitions. A supple, relaxed horse is not only happier but also performs and recovers better.

✨ Now is the perfect time to give your horse that extra support as we head into the new season.

Did you know… 🐴Tight or sore muscles can limit your horse’s movement, affect their performance, and even change their be...
30/08/2025

Did you know… 🐴
Tight or sore muscles can limit your horse’s movement, affect their performance, and even change their behaviour.

Equine bodywork helps to:
✅ Release muscle tension
✅ Improve range of motion
✅ Support recovery & overall wellbeing

Regular sessions can make a big difference in keeping your horse comfortable and performing at their best.

📩 Message me to book
£50.00 per horse followed up by a report.

07536080080

Covering Berkshire

Ever wondered what your horse’s body might be telling you beneath the surface? 🐴🔥With EquiHeat Thermal Imaging, you’ll l...
24/08/2025

Ever wondered what your horse’s body might be telling you beneath the surface? 🐴🔥
With EquiHeat Thermal Imaging, you’ll learn how to:
✅ Understand equine thermal imaging step by step
✅ Identify potential problem areas early
✅ Support performance, comfort, and wellbeing

🎓 This online course is perfect for:
• Horse owners wanting deeper insight into their horse’s health
• Equine professionals adding a new skill to their toolbox
• Anyone curious about the science of equine care

📲 Study at your own pace, from anywhere!
📌 Enrol today and take the first step towards mastering equine thermal imaging.

I love seeing horses standing square after my treatments. ✅ Comfort & balance • Standing square shows the horse is comfo...
04/08/2025

I love seeing horses standing square after my treatments.

✅ Comfort & balance
• Standing square shows the horse is comfortable bearing weight equally on all four limbs, which suggests there’s no obvious pain or lameness.

✅ Muscle symmetry
• It often indicates good musculoskeletal health and even muscle development.

✅ Soundness
• Horses in discomfort or pain will usually shift weight off a sore leg, rest one hind foot constantly, or stand “camped out” or “camped under.”

✅ Posture & training
• Horses trained to stand square are usually better balanced and more attentive. It’s a positive sign of good handling or groundwork training.

🚩 Exceptions to watch for:
• If a horse usually stands square but suddenly starts standing unevenly, it could signal a new issue.
• Horses can briefly stand resting a hind leg (especially when relaxed), which isn’t necessarily bad — but chronic uneven weight-bearing is worth investigating.

So, if your horse naturally stands square most of the time, it’s a reassuring indicator of overall well-being!

15/07/2025

🎥 Hindquarter K-Taping for Horses
Kinesiology tape helps support the large muscle groups in the hindquarters, encouraging better circulation, reducing tension, and aiding recovery after work or injury.

This taping technique can help relieve muscle tightness, support movement, and improve overall comfort. This horse was presenting lameness and upon treatment we found a large muscle knot!

📋 Case Study: Bluebell – 14-year-old Irish Sport HorseBluebell’s owner noticed subtle signs of discomfort—nothing obviou...
13/07/2025

📋 Case Study: Bluebell – 14-year-old Irish Sport Horse

Bluebell’s owner noticed subtle signs of discomfort—nothing obvious, but something just felt off. Vets were unsure of the exact cause, and clinical exams didn’t pinpoint any clear lameness.

Thermal imaging was carried out to explore further.

🔥 The scan revealed clear heat and inflammation in Bluebell’s left hindquarter and left hind limb—something that hadn’t been picked up in other assessments.

This gave the owner and team a clearer direction for treatment and management moving forward.

✨ Sometimes the problem isn’t visible—but it is detectable.
Thermal imaging helps reveal what’s going on beneath the surface.

12/07/2025

🐴 How K-Tape Can Help with Pigeon Toes or Twisted Forelimbs in Horses

Pigeon toes (where the hooves point inward) or twisted forelimbs often lead to uneven loading of the joints, strain on tendons and ligaments, and muscular compensation over time. Horses may develop tension in the shoulders, chest, or even hindquarters as they adjust their movement.

🎗 K-Tape can help by:
• Improving proprioception: The tape gives gentle sensory feedback to encourage more balanced limb placement and awareness of movement.
• Reducing tension: It can relieve tight or overused muscles that develop from compensating for limb alignment.
• Supporting correct muscle engagement: Taping over the chest, shoulder, or forelimb muscles can help encourage better biomechanics.
• Aiding recovery: Reduces inflammation and improves circulation in areas under extra strain.

⚠️ Note: K-tape won’t “fix” conformation, but it’s a supportive tool alongside bodywork, farriery, and training adjustments.

🎗 Shoulder K-Taping for Horses 🎗Supporting key muscles, improving circulation, and helping reduce tension in the shoulde...
11/07/2025

🎗 Shoulder K-Taping for Horses 🎗
Supporting key muscles, improving circulation, and helping reduce tension in the shoulder area 🐎
Great for horses in regular work or recovering from strain.

Small tape, big difference 💪

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