Jenny Adamson - Equine Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation & Spinal Manipulation

Jenny Adamson - Equine Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation & Spinal Manipulation Equine Physio & Rehab 🐴
Spinal Manipulation 🐴
Online Training 🐴 Mindset Coach 🚀

I am passionate about helping horses and their owners with postural improvement and correct movement - through treatment, education and training. Online courses 'Core Exercises' and 'In Hand Exercises': https://www.equinephysicaltherapist.co.uk/training

The Members Enclosure, Online Learning Platform:
https://www.equinephysicaltherapist.co.uk/membership

EBOOK series: https://www.equinephysicaltherapist.co.uk/ebooks

Blog: https://www.equinephysicaltherapist.co.uk/blog

FREE EBOOK: https://www.equinephysicaltherapist.co.uk/free-posture-crookedness-ebook

Straightness isn’t something your horse either has or doesn’t.If you notice:• One rein always feels heavier• Circles fee...
02/02/2026

Straightness isn’t something your horse either has or doesn’t.

If you notice:
• One rein always feels heavier
• Circles feel different left vs right
• Your horse drifts, braces, or avoids one side

That’s not a training issue — it’s information.

Straightness is something you build progressively, by learning what the body is telling you.

I’ve shared 3 straightness progressions to help guide your focus this month in the latest blog 👇 link below.

💬 Does your horse feel easier one way than the other?

As the week wraps up, here’s something to reflect on 🐴💛Are you spending most of your time managing the same issues in yo...
30/01/2026

As the week wraps up, here’s something to reflect on 🐴💛

Are you spending most of your time managing the same issues in your horse…
or are you actually changing how their body works underneath you?

There’s a big difference — and it’s the focus of the blog I shared this week.

If you missed it on Monday, here it is again 👇 link below

Winter is the season where foundations are built ❄️✨
Spring horses are made now.

Progress doesn’t disappear.What usually happens is this 👇The body absorbs new exercises into old movement patterns.So it...
29/01/2026

Progress doesn’t disappear.

What usually happens is this 👇
The body absorbs new exercises into old movement patterns.

So it can look like nothing changed…
when actually the foundation was never addressed.

This is why straightness matters just as much as strength — especially in rehab and retraining.

When the foundation changes, the results stop needing constant correction ✨🐴

Quiet work now = easier horses later.

More detail in this weeks blog, link below 👇

Honest question 🐴💭Which feels more familiar right now?A️⃣ “We’re improving, but it doesn’t last”B️⃣ “We’re stronger, but...
28/01/2026

Honest question 🐴💭
Which feels more familiar right now?

A️⃣ “We’re improving, but it doesn’t last”
B️⃣ “We’re stronger, but still crooked”
C️⃣ “We’re managing issues rather than changing them”
D️⃣ “Things are finally starting to click”

No judgement — just awareness.

Drop a letter below 👇
It really helps me see what stage people are in.🐴💖

🐴 👉 If your horse looks long and low but keeps leaning, falling in, or loading one rein…Look behind the saddle, not at t...
27/01/2026

🐴 👉 If your horse looks long and low but keeps leaning, falling in, or loading one rein…

Look behind the saddle, not at the head.

If the area behind the saddle is dropped or hollow,
the core isn’t truly engaged — no matter where the neck is.

True engagement comes from back to front, not from positioning the head.

Small detail.
Big difference ✨

There’s a deeper explanation in this week’s blog if you want to go further, link below 👇

Most training problems don’t come from doing the wrong exercises 🐴They come from doing the right exercises on an uneven ...
26/01/2026

Most training problems don’t come from doing the wrong exercises 🐴
They come from doing the right exercises on an uneven foundation.

That’s why you can see progress…
and then feel like you’re right back where you started a few weeks later.

Same rein.
Same stiffness.
Same patterns resurfacing.

I’ve written a new blog about why this happens — and what actually changes when you stop chasing outcomes and start training the foundation underneath them.

👉 Read it now: link below 👇

This one’s especially relevant for winter work ❄️✨

🐴💖 Welcome to my page, to all new followers and existing followers, thank you for being here! I’m Jenny Adamson and my b...
25/01/2026

🐴💖 Welcome to my page, to all new followers and existing followers, thank you for being here!

I’m Jenny Adamson and my beautiful boy is Azuro, now 20yo Dutch warmblood, we have been together 15 years 😍

Azuro is the reason behind me starting my online business and offering the courses, he went through the devastating diagnosis of kissing spine 7 years ago.

That actually turned into a huge learning curve for me, both on the physical rehab level for Azuro, but also on the connection level, and on the mindset level for myself as a horse owner as well as a professional.

I explored lots of different routes to help him following surgery, as I realised that the surgery was only step 1 of the journey.

So becoming an expert at the core exercises, learning detailed in hand work with various trainers and teaching Azuro how to move more effectively, and doubling down on correct straightness work under saddle, was all part of our journey, and ultimately what I now teach others.

So I fully understand the horse owner perspective when getting this diagnosis and going through treatment and rehab. 💖

I wanted to share this because I’m passionate about helping horse owners to help their horses become pain free through correct, sympathetic training and rehab 🐴💖

So if you ever have any questions or would like my help, do get in touch through my page..I’m here to help you and your horse.

Always lovely to hear how horse lovers and professionals enjoy my courses..thank you Equi-Flex! 🐴💖Azuro and I have put s...
24/01/2026

Always lovely to hear how horse lovers and professionals enjoy my courses..thank you Equi-Flex! 🐴💖
Azuro and I have put so much into producing the courses over the last few years, and love that we can reach horses, their owners and other professionals across the globe…so happy that this gets to be my work 😊

24/01/2026

So lovely getting out for a hack this morning while it’s dry! Anyone else been out? 🐴💖

If your horse improves… then slips back into the same crooked patterns again, this is for you.🐎⭐ Small but powerful tip:...
23/01/2026

If your horse improves… then slips back into the same crooked patterns again, this is for you.🐎

⭐ Small but powerful tip:
Notice whether your straightness work actually changes how your horse feels the next day — not just in the moment. True straightness work carries over between sessions and is cumulative.

I’ve shared a deeper breakdown in my latest blog, including:
⭐ why asymmetry is lifelong
⭐ how to activate weak areas without overloading the strong side
⭐ how to stop reinforcing compensations

👉 Read Straightness Strategies now: blog link below 👇

This is how we stop repeating the same cycle — and start moving forward with clarity.🐴💖

If you feel like you’re always correcting the same things when you ride, here’s something important to hear:👉 It’s not a...
22/01/2026

If you feel like you’re always correcting the same things when you ride, here’s something important to hear:

👉 It’s not always a you problem.
👉 It’s not always a horse problem.
👉 Very often, it’s a training strategy problem.

General walk–trot–canter work doesn’t automatically address asymmetry.
Without targeted straightness work, the body just defaults back to its dominant patterns.

This is why progress can feel frustratingly temporary — even when you’re doing “all the right things.”

Awareness is the first step.
Targeted training is the next.

If you’re tired of circling back to the same issues with your horse, this is where things change. 🐴💖 Most horses don’t n...
21/01/2026

If you’re tired of circling back to the same issues with your horse, this is where things change. 🐴💖

Most horses don’t need more exercises.❌
They need the right combination of strength and straightness, applied progressively and with intention.✅

⭐ That’s exactly why I created the Strength & Straightness Training Programme.

Inside, we don’t just “do exercises.”
We:
✅ activate weaker areas
✅ rebalance overused patterns
✅ train symmetry over time
✅ and build a body that can actually hold correct movement

This is how long & low becomes a default, not something you manufacture every ride.

And you don’t have to figure it out alone.

The programme gives you:
✨ a clear structure
✨ guided progressions
✨ expert eyes and support
✨ and a long-term plan instead of guesswork

If 2026 is the year you want your horse to move better, feel stronger, and stay sound — this is where that starts.

👉 Learn more about the Strength & Straightness Programme today:
programme link is below

We build this together — step by step.🐴💖

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About Me

I am a qualified Equine Vet Physiotherapist, Rehabilitation Specialist, and McTimoney Corley Spinal Manipulation Therapist. I live near Leek, North Staffordshire, and cover Staffordshire, South Cheshire, and some parts of Derbyshire.

Physiotherapy: I work with injuries and post surgery cases, alongside your vet, and have a range of electrotherapy equipment available to help your horses injury to heal correctly. I have worked with many horses post surgery, including kissing spine and tendon surgery, and lots of horses with complex rehabilitation needs. Physiotherapy can be used all the way along the rehabilitation process.

Spinal Manipulation: I check all of the joints in your horses body, to find which ones are restricted or in discomfort, and treat them with manipulation techniques. The most common areas that I treat with manipulation techniques are the spine and pelvis. I see many horses on a regular basis for routine ‘maintenance’ appointments throughout the year.

Anyone who knows me, knows that I love my work with the horses! I have been working with horses for 10 years now, and have learnt masses and masses from not just continued professional training, but from the horses that I see. I am passionate about helping horses, and now also provide some training services to help owners to help their horses. I’m always looking for ways to develop my service offerings, and have started to publish articles and ebooks, and online training - please take a look at my website for more information!