Grateful Gallops, Inc.

09/15/2025

Why Fascia Matters?

Fascia is like the hidden web holding your horse’s body together. When it’s healthy, movement flows. When it’s tight, you see stiffness, resistance and even behavioral changes.

The tricky part? Fascia issues don’t show up on X-rays. That’s why equine bodywork fills a vital gap between vet care and training. Think of it as giving your horse’s muscles room to breathe.

At Grateful Gallop, fascia release is one of my most-requested techniques and the results speak for themselves: smoother gaits, relaxed postures and happier horses.

09/15/2025

09/14/2025

A fun filled day with some of my favorite Police Officers. They were off duty so they got pampered!

09/12/2025

Your horse isn’t “just stiff” often, that stiffness is your athlete’s body calling for balance.

At Grateful Gallop, I combine equine massage, fascia release and energy work to keep four-legged athletes moving freely. It’s not just pampering, it’s performance care. Every stride, every jump, every gallop depends on a body that feels aligned and supported.

Because I’m a disabled veteran myself, I know what it means to carry tension and push through pain and I don’t want your athlete to live that way.

Ready to unlock smoother movement and faster recovery? Let’s create a bodywork plan that supports your partner’s goals.

09/09/2025

Sometimes what looks like “bad behavior” is your animal’s way of saying: “Hey, something doesn’t feel right.”

Here are 4 signs your horse or dog might be dealing with physical discomfort, not disobedience:
1️⃣ Refusing commands or resisting movement.
2️⃣ Sudden changes in behavior or energy.
3️⃣ Avoidance of touch or grooming.
4️⃣ Subtle gait irregularities or stiffness after rest.

As bodyworkers, we’re trained to spot these signals and support healing from the inside out.
Don’t wait for a full-blown injury to take action. Preventative care helps keep your animals happy, balanced, and moving freely.

Curious if this sounds familiar? Let’s talk about how we can help.

09/06/2025

Ever wonder what an equine or canine bodywork session includes? 🐾 It’s more than just a massage; it’s a custom-tailored wellness experience built for your animal’s specific needs.

Here’s what a typical session might look like:
▸ Full-body assessment to check for tension, imbalance, or discomfort.
▸ Targeted bodywork using techniques like myofascial release, trigger point therapy, or stretching.
▸ Add-on modalities like BEMER therapy or cryotherapy (when needed).
▸ Post-session notes + guidance for follow-up care.

No two animals are the same, so no two sessions should be either. We're here to help your four-legged athlete feel their best, every single time.

💬 Want to book or ask questions about what’s right for your horse or dog? We’re just a message away.