C2 Performance Therapy, LLC

02/18/2026

02/07/2026

02/06/2026

Soft tissue injuries 🤝🏻 Acuscope/Myopulse

Hands down, the most common injury that I am called to help rehabilitate is soft tissue. Soft tissue injuries are some of the most common injuries in the equine performance industry, averaging 16% per year.

Generally, injuries that are soft tissue in origin occur in the tendons and ligaments of the distal limb. Common examples of soft tissue injuries are, deep digital flexor tendon tears, superficial digital flexor tendon tears/strains, tear or desmitis of the suspensory ligament, and the list goes on.

By utilizing microcurrent therapy into your horses rehabilitation for a soft tissue injury, you can achieve a minimum 50% accelerated recovery rate. For some soft tissue injuries, the timeline for complete resolution can span into a year (especially for DDFT tears), but through the use of Acuscope and Myopulse Therapy that timeline can be cut in half pending you do the recommended frequency of treatment. For example, the last soft tissue injury rehab I completed was 2 SDFT tears that healed in 60 days. Another memorable case was a DDFT and SDFT tear in the same limb that was resolved in 4 months, with the horse back in full competition at 5 months.

The best time to start your horse with therapeutic support for a soft tissue injury is right after diagnosis from your DVM. When the injury is still acute the Acuscope and Myopulse can help the body dissipate the inflammation quicker so the rest of the healing process can begin. Additionally, therapeutic support can help ensure tendons or ligaments heal with integrity and strength. Tendons and ligaments have poor blood supply, which is why they take so long to heal. Acuscope/Myopulse can increase the circulation in that area and optimize the efficiency of the cells so the tendon or ligament can regenerate quicker, fibers can form in a more linear (strong) fashion, thus decreasing the amount of weak scar tissue, which improves future functionality. As a reminder, tendon and ligament tears fill with scar tissue that is less elastic and strong compared to the original collagen of the tendon, disposing that area to an increased risk of reinjury if careful rehabilitation is not completed.

02/03/2026

To all of my current clients and potential future clients….

My desire to provide the very best care for your animal I possibly can is of the upmost importance to me. Lately I’ve posted several things about education and doing the best we all can as therapist. I’ve known this was brewing in the background and unfortunately, I suspect we will start to see more of it as people attempt to take shortcuts, gain social media followers, and get ahead of the competition. Honestly, there have been a few things around social media lately that have actually made my stomach knot up.

I chose to continue my education through Animal Therapy Systems and Equinessence because of the high standard I am held to. It is important to me that I provide the absolute best care I can for your animal, that I present myself in a professional manner, and that I am compliant with FDA guidelines and state laws. I will not alter protocols, diagnose, use unapproved accessories, or use unapproved gel. I will not violate your trust or the confidentiality of your barn. I will not do everything perfectly or flawlessly, but I can promise you I will show up caring about your animal and committed to the process. I will show up following protocol and working within my proper scope of practice.

If the things I offer as a therapist don’t align with what you need or want in your barn, zero hard feelings. Your animal deserves the very best care they can receive and as their owner I encourage you to get it for them. I highly encourage any potential client to do research on what is required to become certified with ATS vs other programs and/or modalities. It just might change your mind who/what you let hook up to your equine athlete. As a wise woman once said, Molly Wells, “people make  the choices that best suit them”.

I hope C2 Performance Therapy, LLC, providing Electro-Acuscope and Electro-Myopulse Therapy is yours❤️

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02/01/2026

Serving the Texas Panhandle and Western Oklahoma, Proud to be ATS certified!

01/31/2026

I feel like I might need to start having a Cutest Pony Competition

01/26/2026

So well said!! Being certified matters, using the right gel and accessories matter. FDA and manufacturer compliance matter. Educating yourself matters. Surrounding yourself with individuals that push and challenge you matters.

Will every client care about these things? No, they won’t. The ones that do are the clients I want.

01/21/2026

I don’t remember anytime in my life that the barn wasn’t where I wanted to be. It’s always been where I feel most at peace, it’s where I chose to raise my own children, and it’s where I’ve chosen to put my energy during this phase of my life. So incredibly grateful to own a business that doesn’t feel like a job period. The barn always feels like home.💕

I’ll always choose the livestock barn.
Not because it’s convenient.
Not because it fits into a perfectly planned day.
But because it’s the one place that has never asked me to pretend.

The livestock barn doesn’t care how tired I am.
It doesn’t care what kind of day I’ve had
or how heavy my worries feel.

It just waits for me to show up.
To do the work.
To take responsibility.
To care for something bigger than myself.

In the barn, effort matters more than appearance.
Consistency matters more than excuses.
And the quiet moments teach lessons that no classroom ever could.

When life feels overwhelming, the barn feels grounding.
When everything around me feels rushed,
the rhythm of chores slows me down.

There’s something about the sound of feed hitting buckets,
the shuffle of hooves in fresh shavings,
and the steady routine of daily care
that brings me back to what really matters.

So I’ll always choose the livestock barn.
Because it’s more than a place.
It’s where work turns into pride,
responsibility turns into character,
and effort turns into purpose.

01/18/2026

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