Volta Equestrian

Volta Equestrian Equine Sports Massage Therapy , Bemer( PEMF), TECAR THERAPY, laser

09/12/2025

Preston truly enjoyed his session 🐴💆‍♂️.

We used a mix of BEMER therapy and massage techniques to help him relax and feel his best.

✨ BEMER helps improve blood flow and supports the body’s natural healing.
✨ Massage helps release tight muscles, improve flexibility, and bring overall comfort.

The two together make a wonderful combination for keeping horses happy, healthy, and moving freely – and Preston definitely showed us how good it felt! 💜

Now booking sessions! Offering a range of therapies tailored to support relaxation, recovery, and performance:🐎 Sports M...
09/10/2025

Now booking sessions! Offering a range of therapies tailored to support relaxation, recovery, and performance:

🐎 Sports Massage – relieves tension, improves circulation, and supports muscle recovery.
✨ BEMER Therapy( PEMF) – enhances microcirculation, promotes relaxation, and supports natural healing.
🔥 Tecar Therapy( Electric Transfer using Radiofrequency waves)– deep tissue stimulation for faster recovery, pain relief, and improved mobility.
🤲 Equine Bodywork – holistic approach to balance, flexibility, and overall comfort.

💡 Whether your horse needs pre-show prep, post-event recovery, or everyday wellness care, these modalities work together to keep them feeling and moving their best.
Contact:

☎️Asia Drezek 224 522 1110 or send PM

Many people report that cats are drawn to PEMF/Bemer devices—often lying on them, curling up next to the horse during a ...
09/06/2025

Many people report that cats are drawn to PEMF/Bemer devices—often lying on them, curling up next to the horse during a session, or refusing to leave the room.
My cat assistant might not just be nosy🤗—he might actually enjoy the magnetic field and the calm atmosphere it creates. 🐱

✨ A Few Spots Left This Month! ✨Room for a few horses tomorrow 08/13 in the Barrington area.Give your horse the gift of ...
08/12/2025

✨ A Few Spots Left This Month! ✨
Room for a few horses tomorrow 08/13 in the Barrington area.

Give your horse the gift of peak performance and total relaxation.
Limited appointments available for:
🏇 Sports Massage – release tension, improve muscle tone
💆 BEMER Therapy – enhance circulation, speed recovery
⚡ Tecar Therapy – deep tissue repair, reduce inflammation
🤲 Full Bodywork Sessions – head-to-hoof balance & comfort

📞 2245221110 or pm

Certified and insured Asia Drezek

Supervised by cats. Approved by horses. 🐱✅🐴
08/11/2025

Supervised by cats. Approved by horses. 🐱✅🐴

08/07/2025

🍑 Glutes! 🍑

In this video, you’ll see a gluteus muscle that’s soft, jello-like, and relaxed — and that’s exactly what we want to feel after a good session.

The glutes are one of the main power sources in the horse’s body — they drive movement, support engagement from the hind end, and help with balance and collection. But for all that power to work efficiently, the muscle also needs to know how to let go and relax.

08/02/2025

Why is massage therapy, such an ancient practice, still so popular and widely used today?

Because it continues to be one of the MOST EFFECTIVE ways to care for the body.

Equine Massage Therapy has a very long history of use:

Evidence shows that massage was used in ancient China, Rome and Egypt as a therapeutic practice for both working and war horses.
In ancient India, specific points on the bodies of humans and horses, known as Marma points, were carefully charted and integrated into therapeutic practices. These points inspired modern techniques like acupressure and also share similarities with trigger point therapy.

Around 350 BC Xenophon, who is often referred to as “the father of horsemanship” wrote a book in known as “The Art of Horsemanship”. In it, he emphasized the importance of caring for horses and discussed various aspects of horse management, including grooming, feeding, exercise, and massage, which he believed helped to prevent injuries, relieve muscle tension, and maintain the horse’s physical condition.

Swedish massage, considered the foundation of modern massage, was introduced to the United States in 1877. It wasn’t until the World Wars that it gained widespread acceptance as an effective and valuable medical treatment.
In the United States, equine sports massage was first introduced to horses by a massage therapist named Jack Meagher, who developed what he called “Sportsmassage” for the NFL athletes. He was later asked to help the United States Equestrian Team prepare for and compete at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. There, he played a pivotal role in helping the U.S. eventing team win individual gold and silver medals as well as team gold — their first medal wins in 44 years. This is the only time in U.S. Eventing history where the U.S. earned both team gold and individual gold at an Olympic Games.

Massage techniques continue to improve as we learn more about the equine body how to best care for our horses.

Fun Fact: It’s said that Julius Caesar traveled with a personal masseuse, who not only worked on him but also on his war dogs.

Koper Equine is recommended by and referred to by top vets.

Helping horses of all disciplines improve performance and stay sounder and happier longer.

https://koperequine.com/massage-is-the-study-of-anatomy-in-braille/

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08/01/2025

🌿 TECAR Therapy for Cervical Spine & Shoulder Relief 🌿

TECAR (Transfer of Energy Capacitive and Resistive) therapy is a powerful, non-invasive treatment that uses radiofrequency energy to stimulate deep healing.

✨ Benefits for the cervical spine and shoulder:

Reduces chronic neck and shoulder pain

Relieves muscle tension and stiffness

Boosts circulation and lymphatic drainage

Accelerates healing of tendons and joints

Enhances mobility and range of motion

Ideal for rehab, injury prevention, or simply releasing tension from everyday strain. 💆‍♀️

Great tool to target specific areas, or work on the " mystery" ( how many of those we have lately 🙄) issues throughout the whole area by precise placement of the return electrode.


Hot, humid days aren’t just  uncomfortable — they can contribute to increased fluid retention and swelling in horses, es...
07/29/2025

Hot, humid days aren’t just uncomfortable — they can contribute to increased fluid retention and swelling in horses, especially in areas like the fetlocks, sheath, or underbelly.

Why? Heat causes vasodilation (blood vessels widen), slowing circulation and lymphatic return — and horses standing still in the heat can swell more easily.

👀 What to watch for:
• Stocky legs
• Sheath swelling in geldings
• Slight puffiness even without lameness

💡 What helps:
• Movement (light walking = lymphatic pump!)
• Cool rinses
• Supportive bodywork to stimulate circulation and drainage
• PEMF( BEMER), TECAR, or light therapy

07/17/2025

A short break from the sun in front of the fan for a bodywork session was a pretty good idea...🌞

This cold weather is no fun to anyone. Stiffness in muscles, joints, fascia...BB , Opi and Donny enjoyed the sessions a ...
02/19/2025

This cold weather is no fun to anyone. Stiffness in muscles, joints, fascia...
BB , Opi and Donny enjoyed the sessions a little extra today🤗

Archie having his maintenance session right in time before the cold snap.🤎🧡
02/17/2025

Archie having his maintenance session right in time before the cold snap.🤎🧡

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