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

✨ New Blog: Safe Daily Warm Up for Your Horse ✨A proper warm-up isn’t just a ‘nice-to-have’ – it’s essential for every h...
13/10/2025

✨ New Blog: Safe Daily Warm Up for Your Horse ✨
A proper warm-up isn’t just a ‘nice-to-have’ – it’s essential for every horse, whether you’re riding, doing in-hand work, or just keeping them fit. A good routine warms the joints, activates muscles, and helps prevent injuries – especially as the weather gets colder.

📖 Read the full blog and get the step-by-step routine now: link below.

✨ Finish the Week Strong: Straightness Matters!This week we’ve been looking at how crookedness affects your horse and si...
10/10/2025

✨ Finish the Week Strong: Straightness Matters!

This week we’ve been looking at how crookedness affects your horse and simple ways to start noticing and addressing it.

🐴 Observe your horse’s alignment daily
🐴 Use short, focused in-hand exercises
🐴 Celebrate small improvements – they add up

For a full guide and practical tips to help your horse move straighter, check out this weeks blog: Is Your Horse Straight? Link below.

💡 Small Daily Steps Make Big ChangesCrookedness doesn’t appear overnight, and correcting it takes consistent, focused pr...
09/10/2025

💡 Small Daily Steps Make Big Changes

Crookedness doesn’t appear overnight, and correcting it takes consistent, focused practice. As we discussed in this week’s blog:

🐴 Short daily sessions can be more effective than long, irregular ones
🐴 Use in-hand exercises and gentle mobilisations to build straightness
🐴 Celebrate small improvements – they add up to big gains

Learn how to spot and work on crookedness in your horse: Is Your Horse Straight?Blog link is below.

💡 Observe Before You AskThis week’s blog highlighted how crookedness can impact your horse’s movement and comfort. A sim...
08/10/2025

💡 Observe Before You Ask

This week’s blog highlighted how crookedness can impact your horse’s movement and comfort. A simple but powerful step is learning to observe your horse carefully:

Watch from behind and notice if the hindquarters track straight
🐴 Check if the shoulders and front legs mirror each other
🐴 See how your horse carries its head and neck
🐴 These observations tell you where your horse needs support and which exercises to focus on.

Read more and get practical tips in the full blog: Is Your Horse Straight? Link below.

💡 Start With Core Engagement to Improve StraightnessIn this week’s blog, we explored why crookedness can affect your hor...
07/10/2025

💡 Start With Core Engagement to Improve Straightness

In this week’s blog, we explored why crookedness can affect your horse’s comfort, movement, and long-term soundness. One of the first steps to addressing it is building a strong, balanced core.

Even small, daily exercises can make a big difference:
🐴 Gentle in-hand core routines
🐴 Walking over poles for 5 minutes to awaken the spine and deeper stabilisers
🐴 Simple stable-based mobilisations

Think of it like warming up before asking your horse to work—just as you wouldn’t jump straight into heavy lifting at the gym, your horse needs a safe, targetted start.

📖 Read the blog now: Link is below

📢 Is Your Horse Straight?This week we’re diving into one of the most common—but often overlooked—issues affecting horse ...
06/10/2025

📢 Is Your Horse Straight?
This week we’re diving into one of the most common—but often overlooked—issues affecting horse comfort and performance: crookedness.

Even subtle asymmetries in your horse’s posture can lead to tension, uneven muscle development, and increased injury risk. In this blog, I break down what to look for and why straightness matters, with practical ways to start improving posture safely and effectively.

📖 Read the full blog now: blog link below

03/10/2025

🐴 Mobilise Activate Strengthen 🐴 quick live to explain the strategy that I use!

🚨 Today at 12.30pm — I’m going LIVE!As part of my new autumn/winter series, I’ll be diving into my Mobilise, Activate, S...
03/10/2025

🚨 Today at 12.30pm — I’m going LIVE!

As part of my new autumn/winter series, I’ll be diving into my Mobilise, Activate, Strengthen formula and answering your questions.

And if you missed it earlier this week, I’ve also written a blog to guide you through the exact steps:
👉 blog link below

Catch me LIVE at 12.30pm today — see you there! 👋

💪 Strength means nothing if the foundation isn’t there.Strengthening too soon just creates a fitter, stronger version of...
02/10/2025

💪 Strength means nothing if the foundation isn’t there.

Strengthening too soon just creates a fitter, stronger version of the wrong pattern. That’s why my 3-step formula always ends with strength — never starts with it.

Smart strengthening looks like:
➡️ Hill work
➡️ Raised poles
➡️ Collected transitions

Build strength on good patterns, not crooked ones.
Read 'Mobilise Activate Strengthen', this weeks Blog now - link below.

⚡ Activation = switching the right muscles on.Without activation, your horse will default to compensating with the wrong...
01/10/2025

⚡ Activation = switching the right muscles on.

Without activation, your horse will default to compensating with the wrong muscles — and strengthening work won’t “stick.”

Some simple activation ideas:
✅ Transitions done correctly
✅ In-hand lateral work
✅ Groundwork that builds balance left + right

Activate → THEN strengthen. That’s how you create lasting change.
This weeks Blog describes 'Mobilise Activate Strengthen' in detail - link below.

✨ Tip of the day: Always mobilise before you strengthen.Think of mobilisation as “unravelling” your horse’s body.A few m...
30/09/2025

✨ Tip of the day: Always mobilise before you strengthen.

Think of mobilisation as “unravelling” your horse’s body.
A few minutes of stretches, polework, or gentle walk hacking gives freedom through the joints before you ask for more.

Mobilise first → then activate and strengthen.
Your horse will thank you for it.
This weeks blog talks into this approach in detail...link below.

🐴 Are you accidentally strengthening the wrong patterns in your horse?When we skip the “unravelling” stage, we risk buil...
29/09/2025

🐴 Are you accidentally strengthening the wrong patterns in your horse?

When we skip the “unravelling” stage, we risk building muscle on top of crookedness or poor posture. That’s why every horse I work with follows my 3-step formula: Mobilise → Activate → Strengthen.

This week I’m breaking it all down on my blog — so you can avoid common mistakes and set your horse up for long-term soundness. Link below.

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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!