Intuitive Equine Body & Mind, LLC

09/12/2025

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09/11/2025

Hey guys! 🐴💛 I’ve been a little quiet lately. I was sick for a bit, but I’m finally on the mend and back to doing what I love most. Even while taking it easy, I’ve been keeping busy with fieldwork and taking care of lots of animals, and I’m excited to be back in the swing of things.

I also added a new massage gun to my toolkit, which will be awesome for helping horses release tension even more deeply. It’s unused so far, and I want to get my hands on some horses to test it out!! This will be added into each session as needed, no extra charge, to help your horses as much as possible!!

I’ve got some openings coming up in the next couple of weeks, so if your horse could use a little extra love this fall, now’s the perfect time to book. Just send me a message or drop a comment. I’d love to see you and your horses soon 💆‍♀️🐎✨

09/06/2025

✨ Big news for your horses! ✨
I’m so excited to share that I’ve added the EquiRelief 8-Head Massage Gun to my sessions! As you know, I specialize in equine massage and bodywork, using techniques like myofascial release, trigger point therapy, stretching, and deep tissue massage to help horses release tension, improve mobility, and perform at their best. This new tool takes things even further by helping me target tight muscles, improve circulation, and speed up recovery while staying super quiet so your horse stays relaxed and comfortable.

I’ll be using the EquiRelief at no extra cost during a full body massage whenever your horse could benefit from it. Between my hands-on techniques and this amazing tool with eight different heads, ten speeds, and red light therapy, I can really customize each session to what your horse needs that day.

If you want your horse to feel their best and get the benefits of advanced massage and bodywork, DM me to book a session or ask any questions. Your horse is going to love it!

08/05/2025

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08/04/2025

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08/03/2025

If you have had a happy experience with intuitive equine lately, I’d love to hear your reviews!!!

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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07/13/2025

Feeling extra grateful lately for the incredible feedback from my recent sessions 💛

From horses moving more willingly under saddle to owners confirming exactly what their horses communicated through bodywork, these testimonials mean everything to me.

It’s amazing what can shift when we simply listen to what the horse is asking for, and honor it.

Swipe through to read some recent client messages and updates 💬

Want to see how bodywork can help your horse too? Message me to book a session or ask any questions you have. I’d love to support your horse’s body and mind 🐎💆‍♀️✨

07/13/2025

love island but make it horses

06/05/2025

This is your sign to book a massage for your horse…Because they deserve to feel THIS good 🥹She was leaning into every second and giving that wood post some serious love in return 😂💛

05/03/2025

Welcome to all my new followers! I’m so glad you’re here.

I’m Luci, the hands (and heart) behind Intuitive Equine Body & Mind.

Here, you’ll find:
• Tips for helping your horse feel and perform better
• Insights on equine bodywork and wellness
• Behind-the-scenes from my sessions in the field
• A deep commitment to whole-horse care — body and mind

Whether you’re a seasoned client, a curious horse owner, or someone who just loves seeing horses thrive, you’re in the right place.

Feel free to introduce yourself in the comments:
• What’s your horse’s name?
• What do you love most about them?
• What’s one thing you’re working toward with them this season?

Thank you for being here! I can’t wait to share more with you.