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AB Equine Massage, LLC

Certified Equine & K9 Massage Therapist; located in Madison, WI and willing to travel!!

Kinesiology Tape
RED Light (LED) Therapy

“The key to better performance”

11/30/2025

This is not my typical post but I have a HUGE but SMALL favor to ask all of my friends and followers 🙏

On my business page if you find the three little dots located on the right hand side ….

- Hit “Invite Friends”
- Select "Invite All"
- Done

You’ve SUCCESSFULLY supported my business for $0.00 and less than 1 minute of your time.

📣 Thank you for your continued support!

Copied but wanted to share as this is an amazing way to help a small business owners for free.

*I highly encourage my small business friends to copy this and use it!*

Again, thank you all for your support!!

11/27/2025

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL! I hope you are able to spend this day surrounded by loved ones, heart happy and full.

“Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in one body. And be thankful, giving thanks to God the Father through Him.”

Colossians 3:15-17

And as promised, the winner of my giveaway this year:

Claire Barden 🎉🎉

Enjoy your holiday, I will reach out with further details!

Thank you to everyone for your continued support, it is much appreciated. 💞

With love,
Amber & Acey

11/22/2025

Good luck to all Wisconsin hunters on opening day!! Be sure to wear your orange and shoot straight 🦌

11/20/2025

Supporting local businesses is so rewarding and I’m very happy with refreshing my logo!

If anyone’s interested in quality work, Farm Stitch will not disappoint!! 10/10 recommend

11/15/2025

Bodywork sessions and sunshine call for a beautiful day! We hope everyone is getting outside and enjoying it ☀️

Reminder that it’s never too late in the season to start your horse on a preventative maintenance program. Questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out!

11/05/2025

GUESS WHAT?!? I have decided to do another THANKSGIVING GIVEAWAY this year!

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, I want to give back to the equine community. New and recurring clients are eligible to win, but to show extra thanks to my continious clients, I will automatically put your name in twice once entered! Depending on the winners barn location, a travel fee may be kindly asked for.

How to be entered for one FREE bodywork session for your equine partner?? It’s just four easy steps!

1. Like this original post
2. Share to spread the word
3. Tag a friend
4. Like/Follow my business page

A winner will be announced on Thursday, November 27th (Thanksgiving Day)!! I will reach out the lucky winner to establish further details when that time comes.

With love,
Amber

11/01/2025

I can’t believe it’s already November! It may be getting colder, but remember, bodywork maintenance is still important for your equine partner during the colder months.

Another reminder that during my sessions, I supplement the visit with targeted red light therapy to prolong your horses benefits.

Red Light Therapy is also known as low laser level therapy (LLLT), low power laser therapy (LPLT) and photobiomodulation (PMB). It is a non-invasive technique that enhances blood supply to the targeted area and helps accelerate tissue restoration on a cellular level. Visible red light is efficiently absorbed by the photoreceptors in cells, and once absorbed, the lights’ energy kickstarts a series of metabolic events such as the increase of blood flow.

For a better understanding; the release of low-level wavelengths helps pe*****te the skin, reaching our cell’s mitochondria. This action then stimulates the production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP); which is the main energy source for cells. The boost of ATP levels has been shown to improve skin health, muscle recovery, alleviation of pain and wound healing.

Don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions. I’m always happy to help your partner feel their absolute best!

09/25/2025

SKELETAL DEVELOPMENT should be considered more when we are developing young horses.

I’m not a trainer, and I can appreciate the idea of introducing tack and weight to young horses…slowly and mindfully while keeping the work light enough that the skeletal maturity is allowed for.

What I do wish I saw more of-is developing biomechanical balance in young horses from the ground before introducing tack and rider weight.

From the bodyworker perspective-the most common areas of soreness I see in ridden horses are the areas of the skeletal system that mature last…

While it’s not a clinical study by any means-but with well over 1000’s of massages under my hands I see enough of a correlation to be convinced we are doing too much too soon. More common than not-I see biomechanical imbalances in horses (of all ages) attempting to be corrected under saddle instead of in hand, which creates various compensation patterns elsewhere in the body.

I had these images created for my online classes to help owners and professionals better understand how the maturity timeline can impact performance development.

I share these thoughts in an effort to bring mindful awareness-never to criticize. I hope to see more ridden horses making it to their teens before they’re needing pharmaceutical intervention instead of the 5-10 year olds I see now.
The best time to learn new things and do better for the horse is now.

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09/21/2025

Oh the pectorals. We as horsemen need to acknowledge that the “girthy” or “cinchy” horse that is giving you attitude, is only trying to communicate with you. We need to always consider physical issues before addressing this as a behavioral issue. These groups of muscles play a vital role in the stabilization and movements of the forelimbs. They help to adduct, extend, flex and support which is highly important for overall musculoskeletal function. Especially when horses put 60% of their body weight on their forequarters.

Remember that proper conditioning, strengthening and stretching of the pectorals can help prevent injuries and improve performance. It is highly important to provide proper fitting equipment to prevent such things as well.

We owe it to our horses to find the root cause of discomfort and not ignore those signs. It’s easy to play off certain body language as, “oh, she’s just being a mare” or “oh, he’s just grumpy during cinching up”.

No, no. You need to listen to your horse. Sure, the physical issue has how turned into a behavioral one. But again, finding the root of the problem is going to be the most beneficial in the long run. You owe them that much. So let’s continue to keep your horse feeling their absolute best, no matter their age or discipline.

09/14/2025

Another trip spent this weekend taking care of horses in the U.P. Now, did the beginning of the trip go as planned? No. But it was still a success, none the less. I am so thankful to have such amazing clients that were flexible with my arrival. I’m already looking forward to my next visit!

And also very thankful to have prompt and friendly customer service at Bergstrom Toyota of Oshkosh to get myself back on the road.

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