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Chloe Leanne Equine Massage

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Chloe Leanne Equine Massage

🐴Qualified Equine Sports Massage Therapist (ESMT)
📍North Lincolnshire and surrounding area

07/12/2024

I've been busy this afternoon completing a CPD course in stretching!

27/11/2024

Appointments Available‼️

To book an appointment or for more information please message me.

26/11/2024

‼️Exciting Update‼️

I am now a fully qualified equine sports and rehabilitation massage therapist 🎉🥳

Thank you so much for everyone's support so far, I can't wait to start treating. I will post another update soon regarding when I will start taking bookings.

Thank you so much Olivia for the amazing course and all of your support throughout. ❤️

15/10/2024

The Subclavian Release‼️

This technique relases muscles that get trapped behind the scapula (shoulder).
Releasing these muscles increases movement at the cervicothoracic junction where the neck connects with the back.

This can be common for horses that carry their head high 🦒

26/09/2024

Happy National Animal Therapist Day!!

14/09/2024

Owners know their horses best‼️

Before every massage treatment I will ask a detailed list of questions about the horse. This is to help me understand possible areas of tension and ensure the horse gets the most out of the massage.

Identifying any issues or concerns the owner may have, and what the owner wants to achieve from the massage, can help locate possible problems sooner, or treat the horse more effectively.

Some of the pre massage questions gather information about:
🐴The horses daily routine
🐴The horses workload
🐴The horses vet history
🐴Any concerns you may have
🐴Any improvements you would like to see from the massage

Even if I have treated your horse previously, I will always ask these question to ensure there has been no changes.

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31/07/2024

There are many benefits to massage therapy some of these include:

🐴Increased range of movement, flexibility and stride length

🐴Reduced tension, soreness and spasms of the muscles

🐴Increased blood flow which allows for more efficient exchange of nutrients (e.g. oxygen) and waste (CO2) between the muscles and blood vessels

🐴Supports the immune system as it can help eliminate toxins, waste products, bacteria and viruses

🐴Improves posture and muscle tone

🐴Reduces stress and improves wellbeing

30/05/2024

Today, Klaus had his first massage and was very relaxed.

Here I am doing palmer hand circles to warm up the muscles.

21/05/2024

I'm currently completing a level 4 diploma in equine sports and rehabilitation massage and I am looking for clients to help me gain experience.

Please message me for more information.

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Hessle

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 7pm
Sunday	9am - 6pm

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Videos

Minty demonstrating a hindlimb protraction stretch. This stretch targets the hamstrings and glutes. The benefits of this stretch include: 🐴 Increased range of movement 🐴 Increased stride length 🐴 Reduced muscle stiffness #equinebodywork #equinetherapy #equinemassage #stretch #massagetherapist #equinemassagetherapist

Tension in horses hamstrings is very common as they provide a lot of the horses power. I always spend time on the hamstrings to keep them as strong as possible to help prevent injury. #equinetherapy #massagetherapist #massage #equinemassage #equinebodywork #hamstrings

Bert is showing some signs of release during his massage session Signs of release can include: 🐴 Yawning 🐴 Licking 🐴 Chewing 🐴 Twitching Lips 🐴 Snorting 🐴 Looking Sleepy 🐴 Jerking a Leg 🐴 Gut Sounds 🐴 Passing Gas Each horse is different and will show different signs of release. Some horses may show all of these signs, while others may only show a few of them. #equinetherapy #massagetherapist #massage #relax

Here, I am demonstrating cupping over the supraspinatus and infrasprinatus. These two muscles are know as the shoulder stabilisers. They help move the shoulder forward and prevent the shoulder dislocating If these muscles are tight, the horse may hold their leg bent at the knee. Using cupping over these muscles will increase body temperature and circulation to help bring nutrients to the muscle. #equinetherapy #massage #equinebodywork #animaltherapy

Introducing massage to a young horse 🐴 This was one of Dolly's first massage sessions so I tried to introduce different techniques to see what she preferred and ensure it was a positive experience 🐴❤️ She really enjoyed the tapotements at the end of the clip 💤❤️ #equinetherapy #massagetherapist #massage

Bert demonstrating a great forelimb protraction stretch and allowing me to take his toe to stretch even further. This stretch can help improve a horses range of movement and their stride length. #equinetherapy #massagetherapy #stretching

Did you know? A horses gluteal muscles can be up to 25cm deep. The technique I am demonstrating on the gluteals is called beating and can be used with varying pressure to help increase circulation of fluid to and from the whole muscle. #equinetherapy #massagetherapist #MassageTherapy

Here I am demonstrating a technique called wringing, along the longissimus dorsi muscle. This technique is great to help increase circulation, release tension and soften the myofascia. I think it is also very satisfying to watch ❤️ #equinetherapy #Massage

Today, Klaus had his first massage and was very relaxed. Here I am doing palmer hand circles to warm up the muscles. #massagetherapy #equinemassage