Tracy Equus Maximus

Tracy Equus Maximus FEI Permitted Equine Therapist. Bodywork, Injury Recovery & Fitness Conditioning. Specializing in Topline Syndrom and Kissing Spine prevention
and recovery.

The new treatment modality, called Spinal Flow, that I am currently  studying works on the Vargus Nervous System.  It al...
01/15/2026

The new treatment modality, called Spinal Flow, that I am currently studying works on the Vargus Nervous System. It allows the body to release tension and pain, so that the brain can then release tension. When the body releases, which is 80% of the brain body nerve connection, then the body can begin to heal. This is really amazing to watch work. It's not a once and done treatment, it requires multiple treatments, but the results are unbelievable.

01/10/2026

A Training Plan involves a lot more than saying "I'm going to ride M,W,F and compete on Sat.".
Over the next few weeks, I will explain the various parts of a Training Plan and what each involves. I will be focusing on the Horse's Plan, but you also need a Teaining plan for yourself, they are two different things. 🥰

Horse owners- please learn how to look at your horse and analyze their posture. I often post about the rear hoof angles ...
01/07/2026

Horse owners- please learn how to look at your horse and analyze their posture. I often post about the rear hoof angles and how it affects the back, but the front end is just as important. Photographing your horse, while they stand square, should be done at least 2 times a year. Take photos from the front, back, both sides and from above. Stand on a stool at the horses tail and get a pic of the spine from above. Make sure your horse's neck is straight and head is level with the back.
If you would like help understanding how to photograph them and how to analyze the photo, please contact me.
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How do I prevent a "Nervous Horse"?1) Slow Down, build a relationship and trust.2) Relax - they cannot be calm if you ar...
01/07/2026

How do I prevent a "Nervous Horse"?
1) Slow Down, build a relationship and trust.
2) Relax - they cannot be calm if you are not.
3) Learn to listen to your horse.
4) Ask yourself if you are developing a partnership with them, or are they your submissive slave in fear of pain and punishment for doing something wrong.

Happy 2026!  Have you put together your Training Plan for 2026 yet?  Many people set new goals for the new year, but fai...
01/07/2026

Happy 2026! Have you put together your Training Plan for 2026 yet? Many people set new goals for the new year, but fail to put a plan in place to reach those goals. No matter the level of competition, or personal aspirations, I can help you develope and implement a plan for both your horse and you. Schedule your FREE consultation today by text, Messenger, or WhatsApp.
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Best Grinch EVER!  Thank you Endurance GB for posting this photo! 🎄
12/20/2025

Best Grinch EVER! Thank you Endurance GB for posting this photo! 🎄

How do you know what feed to feed?https://www.facebook.com/100064917540358/posts/1342451444595428/
12/19/2025

How do you know what feed to feed?
https://www.facebook.com/100064917540358/posts/1342451444595428/

When it comes to balanced nutrition for horses, there is more than one way to achieve proper energy, protein, vitamin, and mineral intake. First and foremost, it is important to consider the horse’s individual needs, including age, activity level, health status, body condition, and the availabilit...

Did you know that Minerals are the 1st thing that you should give to a starving or emaciated horse? Water and a Multi-Mi...
12/19/2025

Did you know that Minerals are the 1st thing that you should give to a starving or emaciated horse? Water and a Multi-Mineral mixture, then hay and small amounts of grain.
Their bodies are so depleted that they cannot metabolize the food without them. Minerals are the base components of the metabolic process.
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Horses don't normally get the Hiccups. If you see a horse that is Hiccuping, they may be low on Calcium and/or dehydrate...
12/18/2025

Horses don't normally get the Hiccups. If you see a horse that is Hiccuping, they may be low on Calcium and/or dehydrated. Give them electrolytes and clean water right away. If the Hiccups persist for more than 1 hour call your Veterinarian!

Remember to give your horse Electrolytes and keep their water fresh & clean. With the crazy swings in the weather it is ...
12/18/2025

Remember to give your horse Electrolytes and keep
their water fresh & clean. With the crazy swings in the weather it is important to keep our partners hydrated. Horses drink more water when it's cold then they do when it's hot. Adding some warm water to their feed, and soaking a small amount of hay for them to eat at feeding time also helps.
Stay safe out there.

Attn: Upstate South Carolina, Eatern GA and Aiken Area Horse Owners.Schedule their session now, my calendar is filling u...
12/09/2025

Attn: Upstate South Carolina, Eatern GA and Aiken Area Horse Owners.
Schedule their session now, my calendar is filling up fast. Bodywork or Physical Evaluation - Text, DM or WhatsApp me.
It's important for your horse to keep moving, exercising and getting bodywork during the holiday season.

11/21/2025

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