Heather Ward Equine Sports Massage

Heather Ward Equine Sports Massage Liverpool based equine sports massage
Cryotherapy
Heat Therapy
Red Light Therapy

Had a couple great sessions with these gorgeous girlies! Sunny massages all-round ๐ŸŒž๐Ÿ’ช
13/08/2025

Had a couple great sessions with these gorgeous girlies! Sunny massages all-round ๐ŸŒž๐Ÿ’ช

When you catch them mid-yawn! Licking, chewing, and yawning aren't signs of boredom but instead signs that your horse is...
03/07/2025

When you catch them mid-yawn! Licking, chewing, and yawning aren't signs of boredom but instead signs that your horse is enjoying their massage and relaxing their muscles ๐Ÿ’ช

Had some really good sessions with these guys a while back, came back to check on them and glad to see everything is goi...
18/05/2025

Had some really good sessions with these guys a while back, came back to check on them and glad to see everything is going great! ๐Ÿฆ“๐ŸŽ

Not the best photo but had a belta session with Diana recently! She got laminitis before Christmas and has been working ...
26/03/2025

Not the best photo but had a belta session with Diana recently! She got laminitis before Christmas and has been working hard to get fit and stay fit, so great to see her feeling better ๐Ÿ’ช๐Ÿ’ช

Had a lovely massage session with this little man yesterday, helping Percy to recover from an injury he had a little whi...
01/02/2025

Had a lovely massage session with this little man yesterday, helping Percy to recover from an injury he had a little while back. Feeling much better after working out the tension from his muscles and of course enjoying all of the itches! ๐Ÿ˜ป

There's still availability for anyone wanting to book a session, drop me a message if you're interested! ๐ŸŽ

Hope everyone had an amazing Christmas and Happy New Year! I've got availability for anyone wanting to book in a massage...
06/01/2025

Hope everyone had an amazing Christmas and Happy New Year! I've got availability for anyone wanting to book in a massage to help keep your horse feeling relaxed and comfortable while they're all stuck in with this abysmal weather โ„๏ธ

I also offer livery services through for anyone wanting any extra help! ๐ŸŽ

Had two very lovely sessions with Patch and Diana today! (Forgot to take a picture of Diana ๐Ÿ™„) So nice seeing how they'r...
11/11/2024

Had two very lovely sessions with Patch and Diana today! (Forgot to take a picture of Diana ๐Ÿ™„) So nice seeing how they're coming along! โค๏ธ

I've got availability in December for anyone wanting to book an appointment, whether to treat something specific or just as a festive treat for your favourite horsey companion ๐ŸŽ just drop a message here or WhatsApp me on 07752906273

It's always important to warm your horse up before working them, regardless of the work that they're doing, but it's esp...
30/10/2024

It's always important to warm your horse up before working them, regardless of the work that they're doing, but it's especially important in cold weather when they need a little bit extra to warm their muscles up! A thorough warm up helps to prevent muscle injury and fatigue, which is especially important when you're working your horse hard - like during competitions. Massage is a great way to warm your horse up before exercise, ensuring maximum comfort for your ride as well as minimalizing the likelihood of injury. With winter dressage on the way, why not book a massage to help optimise your horses performance and put you one step ahead of the game? If youโ€™re interested drop a message or WhatsApp me on 07752906273 ๐ŸŽ

Had a lovely massage session with the gorgeous Matilda today, she was such a sweetheart! ๐ŸŽI've got availability if anyon...
30/08/2024

Had a lovely massage session with the gorgeous Matilda today, she was such a sweetheart! ๐ŸŽ

I've got availability if anyone's interested, just drop me a message here or on WhatsApp 07752906273

Horses instinctively know how to stretch, youโ€™ll no doubt have seen it for yourself! Theyโ€™ll stretch spontaneously, and ...
25/07/2024

Horses instinctively know how to stretch, youโ€™ll no doubt have seen it for yourself! Theyโ€™ll stretch spontaneously, and naturally, and (normally) will not overstretch. Stretching is something we as horse owners can do for ourselves, though it is always beneficial to check with and take advice from a professional to ensure the stretches are being performed correctly. Regular stretching is extremely beneficial to both you and your horse! These benefits include: relaxation, reduction of overall muscle stiffness, increased circulation, increased flexibility, improved coordination, reduced likelihood of strain, and provides regular feedback on your horses condition. The benefits are immediate and are particularly prevalent when done before and after exercise or after a massage.

If youโ€™re just getting into stretching your horse start slow and gentle, give your horse time to adjust their body and mind to the exercise. Make sure to do a little warm up session before you start stretching as this will limit the risk of overstretching! Some horses take longer to adjust when starting out, especially if it involves an area of discomfort such as an arthritic joint, so make sure to be patient and take your time. Whilst performing the stretch you may feel your horse stretch themselves fully, this shows that your horse is enjoying the stretch. After theyโ€™ve stopped stretching themself you may end the exercise as it will have no further benefit. Be aware of your own posture at the same time, you donโ€™t want to injure yourself in the process! When releasing the stretch be sure to do so gently - if you allow your horse to sn**ch their leg back and slap their hoof down it increases the likelihood of injuring a tendon or ligament. So why not give it a go and reap the benefits!

Massage therapy is the process of kneading, rubbing, tapping, and manipulating the soft tissues of the body to promote h...
13/07/2024

Massage therapy is the process of kneading, rubbing, tapping, and manipulating the soft tissues of the body to promote healing by reducing muscle fatigue, inflammation, or tightness. There are many tools that can help both massage therapist and horse owners alike to perform massage alongside hands-on massage therapy, some of these include: red light therapy equipment, electronic massage pads, heat therapy equipment, cryotherapy equipment, and kinesiology tape.

Massage therapy can be used prior to exercise to warm up the muscles, or after exercise to loosen the muscles and increase circulation which reduces stiffness, loss of flexibility, and fatigue. This is especially beneficial when competing to keep your horse in optimal working condition. Regular maintenance massages are very beneficial for preventing future injuries, increasing range of motion, enhancing muscle tone, and relieving stress and tension. It can also help to point owners towards problem areas that may require a different equine specialist.

Did my first massage on a donkey today, isn't he so cute! He stood like an absolute angel and thoroughly enjoyed the fus...
09/05/2024

Did my first massage on a donkey today, isn't he so cute! He stood like an absolute angel and thoroughly enjoyed the fuss ๐Ÿซ it was very interesting to feel the similarities and differences Vs a horse, can't wait to see him again ๐Ÿด

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