Freely Forward Bodywork

Freely Forward Bodywork Myofascial Release & PULSE PEMF
Helping Horses & Riders Overcome Obstacles in their own bodies!

11/24/2025

Here’s a sneak peak into my equine bodywork certification program

If there’s one thing every horse owner should understand, it’s this:
Your horse’s body doesn’t work in isolated parts. Fascia connects EVERYTHING.

Fascia is a continuous 3D web, wrapping every muscle, bone, organ, vessel, and nerve—so the body doesn’t move in pieces, it moves as a unit.

That means:
-A restriction in the poll can affect the hind end
-Pelvic imbalance can show up in the shoulder or lumbar spine
-Tightness in the thoracolumbar fascia can change topline posture
-Compensation in one limb creates fascial restrictions to help stabilize a struggling body

Fascia is the reason nothing in horses is ever isolated.

It’s also why myofascial release in just one area can create whole-horse changes.

When you restore glide in the fascial web, everything reorganizes:
✨ Better balance
✨ Better symmetry
✨ Better biomechanics
✨ Better comfort

And the video you’re watching is a sneak peek inside my Equine Bodywork Certification Program—where we go DEEP into fascial anatomy, biomechanics, hands-on MFR, and whole-horse assessment skills.
If this stuff fascinates you…

I’d love to train you to become an equine bodyworker.

Follow me + comment CERT if you want more info.

11/23/2025

Here’s what to do if your young horse has a short attention span but you want to introduce them to bodywork! PART ONE in this series (neck stretching do’s and don’ts) is now posted on my page! Go check that one out first if you haven’t already!

If you want to learn more highly effective techniques that will keep your horse feeling and performing their best, I am offering a crazy deal on my online courses this Black Friday.

Get FIVE of my equine massage courses for only $99 (that’s $800 off y’all) before this deal expires.

Comment BLACK FRIDAY to get all the details!

11/22/2025

Try this simple fix to keep your horse more comfortable as you tighten the girth! I am especially slow and careful with girthy horses who are senstive in their back or body, or have a history of ulcers. If your horse is girthy, check with your vet to make sure they don’t have underlying issues like ulcers or back pain.

11/21/2025

This is one of the most common mistakes I see when people do carrot stretches with their horse! Make sure that your horse is not tilting their head as you ask them to stretch their neck - this tilting can irritate the soft tissue of the neck.

This is a great stretch for any dressage horses, beginner lesson horses, jumper horses, or any horse you suspect has neck pain. Try stretching your horse after your rides/ exercise a few times each direction.

11/20/2025

In the debate between anatomic vs old fashioned/ straight girths, I typically steer people towards straight girths. They fit more horses and apply more even pressure through the ribcage and sternum. My favorite kinds of girths are straight girths with real sheepskin, with a cotton/ breathable soft washable cover to use when its warm out or when you know your horse is going to sweat a lot. Anatomic girths fit *some* horses, so the best thing to do is to try a few different girths on your horse (borrow from friends if possible!) to see what fits them the best.

11/19/2025

Here’s more info on how to best fit your girth to your horse!

As an equine bodyworker, ⬆️THIS⬆️ is my perspective on elastic girths. Overall what I’d prioritize when looking at your horse’s girth fit is evenly distributed pressure.

When your horses girth doesn’t fit evenly, it can create pressure points that cause galls, muscular pain and overall girthiness when tacking up.

If you want to see how to fit both Western and English girths, go to my page and check those videos out now!

If you have any girth or cinch questions, drop them below and let’s talk about them!

11/18/2025

⬆️Here’s an easy way to see if your cinch fits!

As a bodyworker, I get asked a lot about my opinion on anatomical vs straight cinches and my honest answer is that most straight cinches will fit most horses better but some anatomical girths will fit certain horses bodies better - they are all individuals.

That is why it’s important to learn how to fit your horses cinch yourself to see what will fit your horse best!

Follow me for more happy horse hacks to keep your horse performing and feeling their best!

11/17/2025

Is your horse girthy? Do they pin their ears when you groom them? Do they have trouble in the contact? If you answered yes to any of these, I have a gift for you!

I’m on a mission to make easy equine bodywork techniques available to every horse owner. In as little as a few minutes a week, you can see huge differences in your horses mobility and mindset by adding massage to your routine with your horse.

This Black Friday, I’m giving away 5 of my massage courses for $99 (that’s $800 off the regular price)

Comment BLACK FRIDAY below and I’ll send you all the details on everything you’ll get in this insane bundle that will change your relationship with your horse ❤️

11/14/2025

⬆️Here’s an easy way to see if your cinch fits your horse properly!

Its really easy for improperly fitting tack to cause pressure points on our horse’s bodies but easy to make small adjustments to make them more comfortable.

If you want to learn how to keep your horse comfortable and performing their best, follow me for more happy horse hacks!

11/13/2025

When it comes to fitting your saddle, there are lots of small adjustments we can make as riders to keep our horses comfortable.

Try this easy adjustment when girthing up your horse and see if it makes a difference for you!

To learn more about saddle fit, check out my last reel on fitting your girth on an english saddle or comment BLACK FRIDAY below to get my course, Saddle Fit Solutions along with 4 of my other bodywork courses for 90% off!

11/09/2025

Does your horses girth fit properly? Here’s how to check!

Tack isn’t one-size-fits-all.

If you want your horse feeling good in their work and their tack, this is your sign to learn how to listen to what they’re trying to tell us!

If you want to learn more about girth fit, bridle fit, saddle fit, and easy massage techniques to help your horse feel their best, I’m offering an INSANE discount on five of my online courses for 90% off.

Get all five for $99 and save $800 before the price goes back up!

Comment BLACK FRIDAY for all the details!

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