Amped Recovery & Mobility

10/08/2025

Pelvic & Hip Alignment — The Hidden Power Source

Every stride starts from the hind end.

When a horse’s pelvis is even slightly out of alignment, you’ll see it in every step — short strides, weak drive, or trouble picking up a lead.

Regular bodywork helps realign the pelvis and loosen the muscles that stabilize the hips, restoring balance and power.

💡 Think of it as putting your horse’s engine back in tune.

Reach out if you think your partner has lost some of that power.
Together we can get that power back and keep it!

08/30/2025

🚨 20% OFF BODYWORK FOR NEW CLIENTS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER🚨
📍 Within 1 hour of San Antonio
💰 Normally $100 – now just $80 for a limited time!

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Your performance horse’s body tells a story.
✔️ Crooked hips
✔️ Tight shoulders
✔️ Shortened stride
✔️ One-sided softness or resistance

All of these can be signs of misalignments that may not seem like a big deal today — but they can lead to lameness, poor performance, or even career-ending injuries down the road.

As a bodyworker, I focus on finding those hidden issues before they become major problems. I help your horse move freely, comfortably, and at their full potential.

🧠 This work isn’t just about recovery — it’s about keeping your athlete performing at their best.

Message me to grab a spot — limited sessions available!


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07/13/2025

I’m an equine bodyworker because I believe every horse—and every animal—deserves to feel their best.

Bodywork isn’t just about “massage.” It’s about helping horses move freely, relieve tension, recover from injuries, and perform at their peak. It’s about comfort, wellness, and giving animals a voice through touch.

I do this work because I love seeing a horse drop their head, sigh, or soften their eyes when we release a tight spot. I love when owners tell me their horses are moving better, feeling happier, or performing stronger after a session.

My goal is simple: to help animals feel good in their bodies so they can live, work, and play without pain.

Thanks for following along on my journey. If you’ve ever wondered whether bodywork might help your horse, dog, or other animals, I’m always happy to chat and answer questions!

- Amped Recovery & Mobility-

07/02/2025

06/27/2025

🐴 Keep Your Horse in Top Shape: The Importance of Stretching! 🐴

Regular stretching is essential for your horse’s health and performance. It enhances flexibility, prevents injuries, and promotes overall well-being. If you’re unsure how to incorporate stretching into your horse’s routine, don’t worry! I’ve created a series of demonstration videos on my TikTok to guide you through effective techniques.

Why Stretching Matters:
• Improves Flexibility: Regular stretching increases your horse’s range of motion, leading to better performance.
• Prevents Injuries: Stretching warms up muscles and tendons, reducing the risk of strains and sprains.
• Enhances Circulation: Promotes blood flow, aiding in muscle recovery and overall health.

Get Started Today:
1. Visit My TikTok: Explore a variety of stretching demonstrations tailored for horses.
2. Follow Along: Learn and practice these techniques to keep your horse healthy and happy.
3. Stay Consistent: Incorporate stretching into your horse’s daily routine for the best results.

Remember: A well-stretched horse is a happy and healthy horse!

06/26/2025

🎆🇺🇸 4th of July Special for Horse Moms & Their Foals! 🇺🇸🎆

This Independence Day, let’s give a little extra love to the ones who carry us through the arena and the ones just learning to stand tall.

Now through July 7th:
📍 Book a bodywork session for your mare, and get her foal or weanling half off!

Because both ends of the lead rope deserve to feel their best
Whether you’re prepping for a show, working through growing pains, or just giving your horses the TLC they deserve — this is the perfect time to do it.

✨ Limited spots available, so message me to book!
(And yes — weanlings and yearlings count as “babies” too 😉)

06/03/2025

If you’re not willing to put in the work during the week, you can’t expect your horse to perform on the weekend.

So many performance issues stem from lack of strength — not attitude, not a “small brain”, not tack fit — just not enough training.

Your horse is an athlete.
And like any athlete, they need consistent conditioning to stay strong, balanced, and injury-free.

Even 30 minutes, 3 times a week can make a huge difference in muscle development, coordination, and confidence.

Don’t wait until problems show up in the arena.
Put in the time. Build the foundation. Protect your partner. 🐎🔥

Don’t know what exercises you should be doing for your horse? Reach out and I can help you come up with the best rehab and strengthening exercises for your athlete!

05/29/2025

☀️ Texas Heat is Here – Let’s Talk SALT 🧂

As temps climb, salt isn’t just a nice option — it’s essential for your horse’s health.

Salt helps:
✅ Maintain hydration
✅ Encourage drinking (especially with increased sweat loss)
✅ Support nerve and muscle function
✅ Prevent issues like colic, tying up, and heat stress

If your horse is sweating, they’re losing both water and electrolytes. And without enough salt, they won’t replace what’s lost — or even want to drink as much as they should.

Pro Tip: Offer free-choice plain white salt and consider adding loose salt or electrolytes to grain or soaked hay cubes, especially after hard work or long hauls.

Got questions or want to make sure your horse is summer-ready? I’m just a message away. 💬

05/17/2025

Meet Twister — one of my absolute favorite athletes!
This handsome guy belongs to The Real Deal Performance Horses out in New Braunfels, and he’s been working hard in and out of the show ring — earning medals, turning heads, and making us all proud.

Twister’s success isn’t just from great training — it’s also from the consistent care and maintenance that keep him feeling his best. Regular bodywork plays a huge role in keeping him supple, balanced, and ready to perform at his peak.

It’s an honor to be part of his team and to work alongside an owner who prioritizes his wellbeing as much as his wins. Go Twister!

05/14/2025

Should you get your horses hooves taped?

The coronary band is the soft tissue ring at the top of the hoof where all hoof growth begins. It’s rich in blood vessels and nerves, and it plays a major role in the health of the entire hoof capsule.

Using kinesiology tape around this area can help support:
• Circulation: Encourages healthy blood flow to promote hoof growth and repair.
• Lymphatic Drainage: Helps reduce fluid buildup in the lower limb.
• Neuromuscular Awareness: Gently stimulates the area to support better limb communication and proprioception.

This technique is especially helpful for horses with:
• Slow or uneven hoof growth
• Lower limb swelling or inflammation
• Previous injuries affecting movement or circulation
• Support needs during rehab

Taping is not a cure-all, but when used correctly as part of a bodywork or rehab plan, it can provide meaningful support.

Have questions about how it works or if it’s right for your horse? I’m happy to chat!

05/09/2025

Happy Mother’s Day Weekend!
Whether you’re a mom to kids or a mom to horses, you give so much of yourself—and we think you deserve a little something back.

This weekend only:
If you’re a new client, enjoy 20% off your first session.
Already part of the herd? Like and share this post, then comment “DONE”—we’ll say thanks with 10% off your next visit.

Valid now through the end of Sunday, May 11th.
Let’s celebrate you—and your horse—with the care you both deserve.

05/07/2025

When should you find a bodyworker for your horse?
Here are a few signs your horse might need some hands-on support:

• Stiffness or resistance under saddle
• Difficulty picking up leads or bending
• Short or choppy stride
• Trouble holding up hooves for the farrier
• Behavioral changes — suddenly grumpy or spooky
• Uneven muscle development or posture
• Just not “quite right”

Equine bodywork isn’t just for recovery — it’s for preventing injury, improving performance, and helping your horse feel their best day to day.

If any of these sound familiar, it might be time for a session.