Eloise Campion Equine Sports Therapy

15/04/2026

Last slot for April up for grabs!
This is a Nottinghamshire ONLY appointment

There is very limited May availability, and books are now open for your June appointments

02/04/2026

01/04/2026

This can be a very hot topic in the community. I’m sure many clients know where I lie regarding this

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01/04/2026

📣📣Last few slots for April are below

Please no swaps ☺️

16/03/2026

Team Tommy and Nichola were back out this weekend at Elkington, Lincolnshire, completing 32km and coming home with a grade 3!

Tricky conditions to manage heart rates and temperature but they pulled it out the bag! Well done guys! 🏵️

Eloise Campion Equine Sports Therapy
ec-equinetherapy.co.uk

13/03/2026

📣 final March availability

Weekend slots are now FULL

These are the only slots left for March. The competition season is coming and for many has already started, my diary is now filling up into May so don’t sleep on your appointments!

Eloise Campion Equine Sports Therapy
ec-equinetherapy.co.uk

10/03/2026

Crich Tramway ride saw 3 other members of the squad out at a social ride this past weekend

Tommy, Princess and Elly 💖

Tommy in the 22km 🏵️

09/03/2026

The endurance season is backkk!!

Absolutely thrilled with Tracy and Pyotr’s first result back, coming home with a G2 in the 32km at Cannock

I work with Pyotr pre and post competition and slot in between their training sessions on a regular basis, seeing what goes into their combined training and preparation is a real eye opener on the importance of a multidisciplinary approach

Eloise Campion Equine Sports Therapy
www.ec-equinetherapy.co.uk

04/03/2026

Always good to receive great reviews!

I am now opening my books for a very limited number of evening appointment slots, I'm hoping this will help those of you working full time in the week 😊

Eloise Campion Equine Sports Therapy
https://www.ec-equinetherapy.co.uk/

01/03/2026

Why do I provide a full written post treatment report?

Massage alone isn’t enough.
Every horse I treat receives a full written post-treatment report — and here’s why.
When I assess a horse, I’m not just looking at where they feel tight on that day. I’m observing posture, muscle development, symmetry, compensation patterns and areas of restriction.

Your written report includes:
• Findings from the session
• Areas of tension identified
• What treatment was applied
• Aftercare advice
• Recommendations where appropriate

Why does this matter?
Because I believe your progress should be trackable.
A structured report allows you to:
✔ Understand what’s happening in your horse’s body
✔ Monitor improvements over time
✔ Spot recurring patterns
✔ Share information with your trainer, vet or other professionals

It also means you’re not relying on memory or vague advice.
My aim isn’t just to “release tension” for the day — it’s to support long-term soundness, comfort and performance.
Professional care should feel professional.
When was the last time your horse had a structured muscular assessment?

📍 Mobile equine sports therapy across Nottinghamshire
Limited Friday & alternate Saturday appointments available.