Bending Line Equine Bodywork

Bending Line Equine Bodywork Specializing in MagnaWave PEMF technology that promotes overall equine health and wellness.

Excited for this weekend! Stop by the Bending Line Equine Bodywork tent on Saturday and Sunday for free demo and some go...
05/09/2023

Excited for this weekend! Stop by the Bending Line Equine Bodywork tent on Saturday and Sunday for free demo and some goodies!

So excited to support Red Pine Horse Show Association this year! 🀩🐴 RPHSA does an amazing job providing super fun opport...
04/12/2023

So excited to support Red Pine Horse Show Association this year! 🀩🐴 RPHSA does an amazing job providing super fun opportunities for Minnesota equestrians to build confidence and learn the ropes of horse showing!

Look for Bending Line Equine Bodywork at the first show of the season at Carriage House Farm on May 13-14!

12/22/2022

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We specialize in Magnawave, an industry-leading PEMF technology that has shown to:
βœ… Increase circulation
βœ… Reduce inflammation
βœ… Increase range of motion and flexibility
βœ… Promote cellular exercise

It's a Very Merry Muscle Monday!! Have you gotten your favorite equestrian (or equine?) their gift yet? πŸŽ„βœ¨β„οΈπŸ΄ This week ...
12/20/2022

It's a Very Merry Muscle Monday!! Have you gotten your favorite equestrian (or equine?) their gift yet? πŸŽ„βœ¨β„οΈπŸ΄

This week we're looking at the Trapezius! Get ready - this is a LONG one (pun intended)! This is a large, thin, two-part sheet (cervical and thoracic) of superficial muscles that joins the forelimbs to the horse's body.

The larger, cervical part originates along the nuchal ligament and attaches to the full length of the scapula β€” moving the scapula forward and upward. This portion of the muscle is part of the forelimb retraction chain, which works in opposition to the extension chain. It stabilizes the top of the scapula, which allows the rest of the chain to retract the forelimb and pull the weight of the horse’s body over the planted front leg. Strength within this chain is important for forelimb power and rhythm.

The smaller, thoracic part originates at the supraspinous ligament at the T3-T10 vertebrates and attaches to the top third of the scapula β€” drawing the scapula back and up and elevating the shoulder. The portion of the muscle is part of the forelimb extension chain and stabilizes the top of the scapula, which allows the muscle chain to bring the leg forward during the swing phase. Weakness in this area causes scapula instability and a loss of forelimb expression and reach.

Tension, spasm, or underdevelopment of the trapezius muscle can cause a reduction in scapula control, stride length, and forelimb asymmetry.

MagnaWave PEMF is a great tool if you feel your horse is sore or restricted in this area. Focusing this area during a full body session will allow for increased blood flow, better flexibility and range of motion.

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So very grateful I get to spend each day around these incredible creatures 🀍 I’m so inspired by their grace, forgiveness...
12/14/2022

So very grateful I get to spend each day around these incredible creatures 🀍 I’m so inspired by their grace, forgiveness, and heart and being able to help them feel their best brings me so much joy πŸ₯°

Another Muscle Monday… and this one is getting more complex! Read through carefully and stay tuned for a special holiday...
12/13/2022

Another Muscle Monday… and this one is getting more complex! Read through carefully and stay tuned for a special holiday Trivia Tuesday!

The splenius is an incredibly important muscle that can be broken into two parts - the Capitis and Cervicis. This muscle starts on the spinous process of T3 to T5, from the thoracolumbar fascia and the nuchal ligament. It inserts into the nuchal crest and mastoid process of the temporal bone and the transverse processes of C2-C5.

The cervicis muscle acts to elevate and extend the neck AND head; the capitis muscle acts to elevate and extend the neck. Both are critical for lateral flexion of the neck.

In high performance horses, particularly dressage, this muscle will be noticeably developed as its critical for extended periods of lateral flexion. In horses exhibiting lameness, you may notice a head nod, this is the splenius muscle working harder to stabilize the neck during forward movement.

MagnaWave PEMF is a great tool if you feel your horse is sore or restricted in this area. Focusing this area during a full body session will allow for increased blood flow, better flexibility and range of motion.

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12/07/2022

Meet new Bending Line client - Gunner! He loved his very first Magnawave session last week 🀍 I just love this horse - such a SAINT! πŸ₯°

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Savage, MN
55378

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Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

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