Back to Basics Equine Bodywork

Back to Basics Equine Bodywork Back to Basics Equine Bodywork sessions use hands on techniques incorporating soft tissue release, s

18/11/2024

After 3 weeks jumping at MET in Spain 🇪🇸 then a relaxing few weeks in the field it’s very important that the first day back to work is used to assess how the horses are feeling

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It really is about knowing the basics. .

Understanding equine anatomy is a very complex education, however it is possible that a little knowledge goes a long way. I aim to help my clients have a better understanding of the mechanics of their horses, and assist in improving performances and all round well-being.

We have all woken up one morning feeling stiff, over exerted ourselves after a run or a gym session, even just slept awkwardly! Our horses are no different, they too can experience stiffness and range of motion limitations from everyday life, thats without considering new training programmes, a long hack or a day of competition and travelling.

Our horses try very hard not to complain, therefore it is our responsibility to ensure our horses are kept feeling supple and in peak condition.

Back to Basics Equine Bodywork sessions will contribute to your equines well-being programme and at the same time help to prevent muscular tightness, flexibility limitations or injuries developing. .