Fully Qualified & Insured with 7 years working as a therapist. BSc Hons Equine Therapy & Rehab
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I am a current BSc Honours student studying Equine Therapy and Rehabilitation and have a BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Equine Therapy (Dist). I am a fully qualified and fully insured Equine Massage Practioner (Dist) following 2 years of training with Angella Hall and can provide a range of treatment options tailored towards each horse as an individual for their needs and their owner's requirements. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or for any further information!
Busy day with lots of different horses today 🐴
✅ Post operation
☑️ Returning to work after injury
✅ Check over after a few stops competing
☑️ And a very restricted shoulder for this little one
Cutest client definitely goes to this one 🥰
A couple of todays happy clients 💤
Lots of tension released leaving these guys super relaxed and I’m sure they will be feeling much better for it 🐎
Anyone getting ready for an upcoming event or have busy spring and summer planned, pop me a message!
🐎 Struggling with canter leads, hanging on one rein, feeling imbalanced?
Sessions include an extensive range of techniques including myofascial release, spinal freedom & stretching! Helping to:
🌟Reduce stiffness
🌟Improve stride length
🌟Reduce injury risk
Also able to give advice on saddle fitting, feeding requirements and exercise programmes
✅ Fully qualified & insured with 7 years experience as a therapist
£45 per horse
📍Covering East Yorkshire
I have a space available in the Howden area later this afternoon. Message me if interested 🐴
Huge difference in this horses topline after one session 💪🏻,
Tension throughout the back can often hinder the topline muscle from presenting itself correctly. Even though the topline muscle is strong and present the tension can stop the muscle from relaxing and being used to its full capacity and restrict the range of movement
🌟 Super pleased to be sponsoring Lucy Copeland and Hattie, Under 18 British Eventing Champions 🏅🇬🇧!!
Huge achievement for them both, and a well deserved massage session to keep Hattie feeling her best ⭐️
Want to make sure your horse is competition ready this summer?
🐴 Sessions include full musculoskeletal assessment of your horse
🐴 Working with an extensive range of myofascial techniques and spinal freedom work to help aid your horse feel in top condition
⭐️ Benefits include ⭐️
- Improved stride length
- Increased suppleness
- Improved straightness
- Reducing stiffness
- Reduce injury risk
Also able to give advice on feeding, saddle fit, ground work and ridden work to aid your individual horses needs
Discounts available for yard bookings 🌟
Fully insured with 5 years working as a practitioner 🐎
Little break mid session for this one today giving him chance to process while been super relaxed!
Always important to step back and let horses relax during a long session ❤️
What we like to see🤩!
Massage helps with so many issues and I think this picture certainly shows how stride length can be improved with one session🌟 🐴
Lots of hunters enjoying their sessions before the season gets going 🐴
⭐️ Releasing lots of deep tension followed by a session with the TENS machine for extra pain relief ⭐️
Lots of people using all sorts of different, complicated “gadgets/training aids” all that can actually cause more damage to the horse if not used correctly.
They can be very restricting, not allowing the horse to have their nose infront of the vertical therefore restricting movement through their shoulder, then causing the hindquarters to drag behind and resulting in an unengaged core giving us a hollow back. Everything we don’t want to see!
Below I’ve attached a video of an example of a Kavalcade, very simple to fit and allows the horse to swing through the shoulder and quarters. Allowing freedom to have his head down and out and stretch across his back. Which is required to help aid build his topline.
All aids can result in poor movement if not fitted correctly, please if unsure do not use one until someone can help you understand how the aid works, what it aims to achieve and how to fit one correctly😊!
Amazing results for this super bunch this week! ⭐️
Beverley
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Little break mid session for this one today giving him chance to process while been super relaxed! Always important to step back and let horses relax during a long session ❤️
Lots of hunters enjoying their sessions before the season gets going 🐴 ⭐️ Releasing lots of deep tension followed by a session with the TENS machine for extra pain relief ⭐️
Lots of people using all sorts of different, complicated “gadgets/training aids” all that can actually cause more damage to the horse if not used correctly. They can be very restricting, not allowing the horse to have their nose infront of the vertical therefore restricting movement through their shoulder, then causing the hindquarters to drag behind and resulting in an unengaged core giving us a hollow back. Everything we don’t want to see! Below I’ve attached a video of an example of a Kavalcade, very simple to fit and allows the horse to swing through the shoulder and quarters. Allowing freedom to have his head down and out and stretch across his back. Which is required to help aid build his topline. All aids can result in poor movement if not fitted correctly, please if unsure do not use one until someone can help you understand how the aid works, what it aims to achieve and how to fit one correctly😊!
