Equine Massage and Cryotherapy
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Equine Massage services in the Central Coast, Hunter Valley, Hawkesbury and Northern Beaches It also aids with rehabilitation following injury.
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Tuggerah, NSW
2259
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| Monday | 6am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 6am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 6am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 6am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |
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Equine Massage, Equine Body Work or Equine Massage Therapy is a hand’s on muscular therapy, which uses specific strokes and stretches to assist in obtaining maximum performance and physical conditioning with less chance of injury or pain. It assists in preparing the horse for competition by protecting and restoring muscles before and after events or activities. It also aids with rehabilitation following injury. Your horse doesn’t have to be an athlete to benefit from massage, the aged horse benefits from having regular muscle work to relieve the aches and pain of old age. Who is Equine Massage? My name is Natalie Smith, I have been a qualified Equine Body Worker (EBW) since 2004. I am based on the Central Coast NSW with clients in the Hawkesbury, Hills District and Northern Beaches of Sydney, through the Central Coast up into the Hunter Valley and Port Stephens area.
My interest in horse massage began shortly after purchasing my Trakehner Mare in 1998. I found she was tight through the shoulders and very girthy. A friend suggested “Massage”. At this time equine massage was virtually un-heard of and thus began my path to greater understanding.
After suffering Chronic Fatigue in early 2001, my interest in Alternative Therapies developed in an endeavour to get myself back to a normal life.
During 2002 I was searching for an Equine Massage Course so I could learn more about massaging horses. It was then that I was approached and asked to consider co-ordinating the Equinology Inc courses for NSW. Needless to say I jumped at the chance and the knowledge I gained during this time is immense. I am a founding member of the Autralian Branch of IEBWA (International Equine Body Workers Association) and am still an Executive Committee member some 13 years later.
