Limitless Performance Equine Therapy

02/01/2026

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01/25/2026

❓Why do I recommed adding massage/ body work into a horse’s rehab/conditioning plan?

Quite frankly, it can be a game changer when it’s done alongside proper conditioning protocols & veterinary guidance.

Heres why it’s so valuable! 👇🏼

🐎 Physical Benefits:

•• Reduces Pain & Muscle Tension~
Rehab often shifts how a horse moves, which can overload compensating muscles. Bodywork helps release tight areas and improves comfort.

•• Improves Range of Motion~
Mobilizing soft tissue and joints helps restore normal movement patterns- especially after injury, surgery, or stall rest.

••Enhances circulation & lymphatic flow~
Better blood flow = Improved oxygen delivery, faster tissue healing, & reduced inflammation! Ultimately, this is our goal with almost all therapy modalities.

••Supports Symmetry & Correct Muscle Development~
Prevents uneven muscle buildup as the horse relearns how to move correctly & remodels muscle.

🧠 Neuromuscular Benefits:

•• Improves Proprioception (Body Awareness)~
Touch based therapies help the nervous system reconnect movement patterns - critical for safe, coordinated rehab progress.

•• Encourages Correct Movement Patterns~
When restrictions are removed, the horse can engage the right muscles during rehab & conditioning exercises.

🧘 Mental & Behavioral Benefits

••Reduces Stress & Anxiety~

Rehab can be mentally taxing. Bodywork promotes relaxation and can lower stress hormones.

Another added benefit of BEMER as well- Stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system.

Just as with us, mental health is just as important as physical!

⏱️ Rehab Efficiency & Longevity

••May speed recovery time~

By reducing compensatory issues early, bodywork can prevent setbacks that delay healing.

••Helps identify issues early~
Noticing subtle asymmetries or soreness before they turn into bigger problems.

••Decreases reinjury risk~
Keeping soft tissues balanced, reduces strain on healing structures.

⚠️ Important Caveats

••Body work should always compliment, not replace veterinary diagnosis and rehab protocols

••Timing matters - Some tissues & injures should not be manipulated during certain healing phases- this is why I’m a huge advocate for working along side a vet.

••Always use qualified practitioners that are willing to listen, work along side your vet, & keep the horse’s needs first! 💛

01/16/2026

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01/10/2026

👉🏼 Muscles & Tendons in Horses-
Fun facts to consider when rehabbing & exercising your horses!

🔺Muscle tissue adapts quickly & develops faster than tendons:
Muscles have a rich blood supply and respond rapidly to training by increasing strength and size within weeks. The majority of soft tissue injuries in performance horses are a result of conditioning muscles, instead of both.

🩸Tendons have limited blood flow- They are mostly collagen with much less circulation, so they remodel and strengthen much more slowly than muscles.

💪🏼 Muscle gains can outpace structural support- So a horse may look strong and fit, but dont let that fool you- Because tendons and ligaments are still vulnerable to strain or injury regardless of the horse’s physique.

⏰ Tendon adaptation takes months, not weeks… Patience is key.
Collagen fibers in tendons need gradual, consistent loading over long periods to align and strengthen safely. Too much, too soon can be detrimental in a rehab case.

🔆Young horses are especially at risk because due to muscles often strengthening faster than tendons and bones, it increases injury risk, especially if workload increases too fast.

🐢 Slow, progressive conditioning is essential!
Long, steady work (especially walking and gradual trot work) helps tendons adapt safely over time. Straight lines (i.e. the tread), helps tendons rebuild safely without excess strain of improper footing, circling, etc.

⭐ Simple Rehab Takeaway:

Muscles are eager. Tendons are cautious. Rehab must move at the tendon’s pace- not the muscle’s. Proper conditioning respects both timelines!
Ride & rehab with purpose to strengthen muscles AND tendons

01/06/2026

✨ Please let me know if Ozone Therapy is something you’d be interested in for your horses!

Has anyone ever used it.. If so, what is your feedback?

Happy to provide more info on it as well!

Always trying to be better for our clients- would love to hear from you! 💕

01/06/2026

We had a last minute cancellation for January!!
Here’s a great opportunity to get in on a discounted price! 🤩

Must book by the end of tomorrow, January 6th!
This will only be for a January stay!

Message us to get on the books!

Hood Equine Fitness and Wellness

01/04/2026

Spots are filling fast for spring conditioning!
🌼 Send us a message!

01/02/2026

Year of the Horse 💪🏼
Great opportunities & growth are ahead!