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Anna Gezon-Equine Massage Therapist

Providing equine athletes and companions with relief and relaxation

Anna Gezon is a certified Equine Massage Therapist committed to enhancing the well-being of equine athletes and companions. Trained through Delaware Valley University's Equine Massage Certification program, Anna uses expert hands-on techniques to provide relief, relaxation, and improved performance for every horse she works with.

26/02/2026

Living the dream 🤍🩷

13/02/2026

This is a bird’s-eye view of Patrick standing square on all four legs — and you can see uneven shoulders and an uneven topline.

Patrick tore his left front check ligament in the summer of 2024. Even after healing, horses often continue to protect an injured limb in subtle ways. Over time, that compensation shows up as muscle imbalance through the shoulders, back, and thoracic sling.

Here, the right shoulder and right side of his topline are more developed, while the left side is flatter and less filled in. That tells us he’s been loading the right side more to spare the left front.

What does this look like under saddle?
• One direction feels easier than the other
• One shoulder falls in or feels “stuck”
• Uneven contact in the reins
• Difficulty lifting the back evenly or maintaining straightness

This is where bodywork comes in.
Targeted bodywork helps release overworked muscle, wake up underused areas, and restore symmetry, so the horse can move more evenly and comfortably as they continue rehabbing and returning to work.

Sound doesn’t always mean balanced — and balance is what keeps horses healthy long-term.

Patrick is a great reminder that the body always tells the story… if you know how to look.

07/02/2026

Update: Won by Dawn Taylor-Bell who guessed 193, there were 195 treats in the jar. Congrats!

💘 Valentine’s Day Guessing Game 💘

How many horse treats are in the jar? Take your best guess for a chance to win 50% off any service.

This giveaway is open to new AND existing clients.
If you’re new, this is the perfect way to try professional equine bodywork at a low price and see how much of a difference it can make for your horse.

How to enter:
💕Comment your guess on the original post on my page (guesses on shared or group posts will not count)
💕Follow my page on Instagram and/or like my page on Facebook
💕Repost this post to your feed or story

Winner must be located within 20 miles of ZIP Code 19465.
One guess per person. Winner will be announced on Valentine’s Day 💌

Good luck 💗🐴n

06/02/2026

I need to be real with you for a minute.

The motivation for social media just hasn’t been there lately, and January was a really hard month.

Not just because of the ridiculous amount of snow and arctic temperatures, but because of what that kind of weather does mentally and emotionally, especially in the horse industry. Seasonal depression creeps in, routines get disrupted, and everything feels heavier.

Business was slow. Not because people weren’t scheduling, but because so many appointments had to be canceled or rescheduled due to the weather. Looking back at my calendar, almost two thirds of my bookings were affected. While none of that is anyone’s fault, it doesn’t make it easier.

The financial stress paired with the emotional weight of wondering if your business is “doing okay” really takes a toll. I think something people don’t always see in this industry is that you’re not just selling a service. You’re selling yourself. Your knowledge, your energy, your personality. You hope people like you, trust you, and talk about you, because that’s how small businesses grow.

I didn’t fully understand that going in. And in a month like January, when it’s painfully cold and new clients aren’t really looking for a massage therapist, it’s hard not to let that seep into your sense of self worth.

The burnout has been real, even with fewer appointments than usual.

But I’m reminding myself that slow seasons don’t mean failure. They’re part of owning a small business, especially one that’s weather dependent and deeply personal. Quiet months don’t erase the work you’ve put in or the trust you’ve built.

So if you’re a small business owner reading this and feeling discouraged, you’re not alone. This season will pass. The days will get longer, the barns will fill back up, and the momentum will return. Until then, let’s give ourselves a little grace and remember why we started.

02/02/2026

“Hey ChatGPT, can you make a caricature of me and my job?”

I saw someone post this prompt and had to try it… and I’m honestly scared by how spot-on this is 😅
Equine massage, MagnaWave, I think that’s KT tape in my hand, mucking stalls, meds, endless invoices and book work, stacks of books I swear I’ll finish, and of course Ruth supervising everything like a tiny HR manager.

Chaos, horses, and somehow making it all work. Apparently that’s my brand now 🤷🏼‍♀️

21/01/2026

🐴 We want your horse’s feedback!

Take our quick 5–7 minute survey to help me understand how horses feel after bodywork sessions. Please complete the survey at least 24 hours after your horse’s session. Honest answers only – all observations matter, even if nothing has changed!

💵 As a thank-you, you’ll receive $5 off your horse’s next session.

📅 Survey open 1/20–2/20
📲 After submitting, text or email me to claim your credit.

Your input helps me improve services, educate owners, and create content for the blog and social media. Thank you for being such awesome clients! ❤️

Link in bio for the survey!

20/01/2026

AG Equine Massage LLC’s website is finally live! My perfectionism made this project take a little longer than anticipated (I started it about two months ago), but it is officially up.

On the website, you can learn more about equine massage, PEMF, and me, view services and pricing, send a scheduling request, and read educational blog posts.

Eventually, I would love to add courses for clients to purchase, covering simple massage strokes you can do to help your horse, stretches, exercises to strengthen weak areas, and more. If this is something you would be interested in, comment what you would like to see!

08/01/2026

Come with me for a day of ponies, PEMF, and progress ✨

💜 Layla
Layla has navicular changes and severe arthritis in her hocks. She gets MagnaWave 2–3 times a week to help keep her comfortable and moving well.

💚 Patrick
Patrick is a 20 year old show pony with a history of soft tissue injuries. He gets the works once a month to stay fresh and help prevent old or new injuries.
Owner quote: “Anna came and gave him the works — wow does she have that special touch. He is looking AMAZING in his lessons with my son and feeling so much better.”

🖤 Ellie
Ellie is a young pony who competes with her rider. She’s been struggling with flying lead changes due to tension in her right shoulder. She’s made great progress since our last session thanks to consistent stretching at home.

💗 Indy
Indy gets a weekly MagnaWave session and the works once a month.
Owner quote: “Indy loves her weekly MagnaWave sessions. After dealing with lameness and neck issues, these treatments have kept her healthy, happy, and full of energy.”

05/01/2026

Here are three ways to reduce your horse's risk of becoming dehydrated even in the coldest weather. Click the link in the comments to learn more.

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