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Julie Green first Masterson Method MMcp Northern Ireland, Okehampton (2025)

Improving wellbeing & performance; often correcting unresolved behavioural and performance issues. The Masterson Method ™ Of Integrated Equine Performance BodyworK
The Masterson Method ™ a unique method of bodywork that recognizes and then follows the visual responses of the horse to touch, to find and release accumulated muscle and structural stress in key junctions of the horse's body that most affect performance. This Method creates an interaction between the horse and
practitioner in which the horse participates in the process of release. It is an
equally effective technique for any equine discipline. Due to its intuitive, gentle and interactive nature, it is a wonderful way to increase trust, bonding and understanding between human and horse. No matter how perfect the conformation on a horse, no horse is symmetrical. Tension patterns in the muscles and connective tissues of the joints can form simply from any repetitive work (and of course from any injury or pain). These tension patterns create restrictions in the junctions of the horse’s body which can then restrict movement and affect performance. The horse reaches a point where he can’t completely release this stress or tension on his own, even after the work, injury or pain that caused the pattern is gone. This bodywork searches out those tension patterns and facilitates the release of those restrictions
The Masterson Method™ focuses on releasing tension in key junctions of the body that most affect performance such as the poll, neck/shoulder/withers junction, and sacro/lumbar junction.

26/08/2025

15/07/2025

𝗨𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗿 𝗜𝗻𝗰𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗿 𝗛𝗼𝗼𝗸𝘀 & 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝗶𝗿 𝗛𝗶𝗱𝗱𝗲𝗻 𝗜𝗺𝗽𝗮𝗰𝘁

🌟 Did you know that your horse’s front teeth could be affecting their back-end performance?
It might sound strange — but it’s true.

🔍 Upper incisor hooks (small overgrowths on the front upper teeth) are more than just a dental quirk.
They can create real biomechanical problems, especially in ridden horses.

Here’s why👇

🔹 When the upper incisors develop hooks, they can prevent the lower jaw from sliding forward.
This movement — called rostral-caudal motion — is essential for:

✅ Flexion at the poll
✅ A soft, relaxed jaw
✅ Proper bit acceptance
✅ Collection and balance in movement

When the jaw can’t move freely, your horse may start to:

⚠️ Resist contact
⚠️ Struggle with transitions
⚠️ Appear hollow or tight in the back
⚠️ Show unevenness or unwillingness to bend

And you might think it's a training issue — but it's not always.

Sometimes, it's just teeth.

🦷 Regular dental checks by an experienced equine dentist are essential — especially if you’re noticing subtle changes in your horse’s way of going.

✨ A small hook can lead to big problems — but with awareness, it’s easy to fix.

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💡If you’re curious about how this ties in with the whole-body approach I use in equine bodywork, or you’ve noticed a change in your horse’s performance — I’m always happy to chat.

Comment below or message me — let’s help your horse feel their best, from nose to tail 💛

17/06/2025

Some special memories of back in Devon. Demonstrating Masterson Method techniques with Tom, and one of Tom watching….as students learn on one of the Masterson Method One Day Courses I ran back in Devon, a good few years ago now. Ellie chilling out too! Ha ha… 🤣 with me too ! 😴
Now I’m in Northern Ireland I run Masterson Method Demos so feel free to message me if you’re interested. I’m also available for treatments now here in NI. I love this body work as it helps release tension in both mind and body, improving horse / owner relationship and performance.

26/05/2025

A great opportunity for
both Farriers and Owners.
Techniques to help trim/ Shoe, horses lacking confidence or labelled as difficult.

Read below to find the link Register for the Zoom/ Webinar to watch on the day or get the recording.
🕑June 5th 1am GMT

“Farrier Work is Mental, Too”
Most people think hoof care is just physical labor.
But farriers know—it’s also a mind game.
Reading a horse. Managing tension.
Earning trust in 30 seconds or less.

This live event is designed to give farriers and trimmers tools that actually help de-escalate tension and keep the horse engaged.

Because when the horse is calm, you can focus on doing your best work.
And that’s good for your safety, your career, and your clients.

Winning Your Farrier’s Heart: Easing Tension for Better Hoof Care
Live Event – June 4th at 5pm PST
Built for the pros who care enough to keep learning.
Free to attend.
Register here. https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/pzX5as7fQZCyORfarzVt6g

07/01/2025

🌟 Book Your Masterson Method Slot – Now Before They’re Gone! 🌟

Body:
Is your horse showing signs of tension or discomfort, and are you looking for a gentle, effective way to help them regain comfort and freedom of movement? As a trained Masterson Method practitioner with over 14 years of experience, I offer unique sessions designed to support your horse’s well-being.

📍 Based in Northern Ireland( Newtownards), I specialize in helping horses reach their full potential through caring and natural treatment.

💡 Why Choose the Masterson Method?
✔️ Softly and effectively releases tension
✔️ Improves your horse’s performance and mobility
✔️ Strengthens the bond between you and your horse

🎯 Spaces are limited, and demand is high! Book your slot now for

📞 Contact to Book: 07960985085
Please leave a message and I'll return your call ASAP.
or

📩 Message me directly to secure your place today!

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to help your horse feel their best again.

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