I really do have the best job ❤️ Some lovely post treatment yawn releases were reward enough, not to mention the ‘massages’ I also received 😂
What a difference a pelvic adjustment makes!
Just thought I’d share a video I took yesterday. I was on my own with the phone propped up against the stable wall, so forgive me as it’s not the best!
I had already assessed pelvic symmetry and found the horse to have a near side ventral rotation. You can see how incredibly uncomfortable she is on palpation, most notably her medial gluteal muscle. This is the strongest muscle of the gluteal group and it’s main function is extending and abducting the hip joint.
After performing an adjustment to realign the pelvis, I then rechecked for symmetry and again palpated the horse. What a difference!
This is just a small part of what I do. The whole treatment takes around 45-60 minutes including chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue work, myofascial and craniosacral release techniques.
What a way to earn a living!
Best. Job. Ever.
Just caught the end of this lovely release from super gorgeous, super chilled stallion Tobias today 🥰
Fenton is starting to get a bit big to comfortably lift in and out of my car. He comes to the yard and to work with me, so he often gets in and out up to 10 times a day. I am very mindful of how damaging letting him jump in and out would be to his young bones now and of course being a Labrador, when he is a mature dog.
With that in mind he now has a ramp. I thought it would take a while to teach him what to do but he’s such a bright little thing, he got it straight away! I’m hoping teaching him while he’s young will stop the desire to jump in and out of the car altogether 🤞
Gorgeous new client Charlie was intent on making sure I worked on his hamstrings today, in particular the gracilis which he thought I needed a bit of help getting to!!! 🤣
He also spent the rest of the treatment pointing me in the right direction with his nose!! 🤦🏻♀️Absolutely lovely horse with such a big, big character!!!