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Rehabilitate, retrain, and reconnect. The only complete band system to connect the whole horse.

Recommended by veterinarians for EPM, Kissing Spine, locking stifles, sidewinders, lameness, pain, stress, anxiety, imbalances, asymmetries, and more.

06/03/2025

Who has a smaller pony, a donkey, a youngster in training or rehab? Every body benefits from balance training, body awareness, posture training and learning how to move correctly! Please take advantage of this limited time offer for the "littles", the XSMALLS, in your barn! Measure and see size chart on our website!

02/03/2025

19/02/2025

We've added more straps to secure our liners! Still $20 each. Available in Fleece and Natural Wool Felt. We will be discontinuing our fleece liners when the last are sold.

**Only 9 fleece liners left.

14/02/2025

Looking for new tools and knowlege to elevate your horse's training?

The tools I share in my online course "Tools for Horse and Rider" incorporated within this course have demonstrated significant benefits for both horse and rider. Designed to enhance balance, proprioception, and body awareness, these tools cultivate a more centered and harmonious partnership. Experience the transformative effects of these carefully selected tools.

12/02/2025

It’s that time of year! is in 2 weeks and will be back presenting and at booth 510 answering all of your biomechanics questions! Come check us out to learn more about our .ltd simulator, how and can help your riding, and much more!
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10/02/2025

Our online course, "Tools for Horse and Rider," helps horses find their balance and build relaxation. Learn how to use a variety of tools to improve balance, proprioception, and body awareness. Perfect for amateurs and professionals alike.

Visit: https://www.felicitasvonneumanncoseldressage.com/tools-for-horse-and-rider

03/02/2025

30/01/2025

We're listening to you, and always looking for ways to improve ProSix for you and your horses! We've just added 2 additional straps to secure your liners, front and back. No more slipping out from under ProSix's front and back bands.

**We are discontinuing the Fleece liners. 22 left. Still only $20 each.

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Monday	08:00 - 20:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 20:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 20:00
Thursday	08:00 - 20:00
Friday	08:00 - 20:00
Saturday	08:00 - 20:00
Sunday	08:00 - 20:00

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+19063988237

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http://www.eagleprosix.com/

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"Vintage" video from Sept. 15, 2012! Jill ground driving Champion wearing first attempts at helping him find his body. A "first draft" of the ProSix! Jill says "This is totally a different horse", my 11 yr old daughter Caroline filming, says "He's like 'No, Mom, its still me'. " My contribution was "I would move that belly one up". I wonder if Caroline has earlier videos on her camera? PART 2: Why did we create the ProSix? I recently shared some early influences related to the development of ProSix. That’s like bringing you into the middle of the discussion. Let’s start at the beginning. Jill had a large horse facility with horses of all ages, with experiences and training in different disciplines. And a herd of rescue horses, but that's another story. It started one day in 2012 with Champion, an older horse who came back home to live with Jill after a career as a show horse. He had always been a challenge to ride, and Jill’s instructor told her that if she could ride Champ she could ride any horse, because Jill literally had to “hold him together”. If he was leaning on a shoulder and she picked it up, he’d fall way out on the opposite shoulder. His hips were the same! Jill described his currently odd locomotion as “wormy”. I thought he looked like a “slinky” toy. His forelegs and hind legs moved independently and his middle was wiggly with an uneven sway. He knew how to pull a cart, and Jill hitched him up and showed my young daughter how to drive. The view from the cart seat was Champ moving at an angle between the shafts. His head was left, his hind right and he moved almost diagonally. He was bent to the left and his right side was rigid. He didn’t seem able to support himself and struggled to go to the right. That’s when our discussions and brain-storming took off. The goals: reconnect Champ to his entire body, rebalance, restore, and strengthen him. To calm him and make him feel safe in his body and his ability to move. Champ cou

SURVIVING EPM: THE RIGHT REHABILITATION IS CRITICAL Some horses will move better after EPM medications, supplements, and diet changes. Some will relapse, repeatedly. Some will never recover enough to be sound. Some horses will be put down. Some horses will recover and come back stronger than before. REHABILITATION HAS TO FOCUS ON THE BRAIN, NOT THE BODY EPM is not just lost strength and muscle. This is why current recommendations don’t work! The neurological damage results in lost PROPRIOCEPTION. The BRAIN cannot sense where the body or parts are in space, or coordinate their movement. Proprioception is often considered the 6th sense after SIGHT, HEARING, SMELL, TASTE, and TOUCH. A horse can’t move differently when it cannot sense or connect to that foot, limb, or muscle. CAVALETTIS AND POLES, HILL WORK, AND BACKING UP ARE NOT THE ANSWER If your horse is stumbling and unsteady, making them go over cavalettis is ineffective and risky. If your horse has lost muscle and is dragging his hind feet, hill work is dangerous. Backing up a horse who has “lost” her hind end is like asking her to back off a cliff. REHABILITATION HAS TO START WITH REPLACING THE LOST INTERNAL INFORMATION Step 1. Stabilize and support the horse physically and protect it from injury. Step 2. Create PROPRIOCEPTION so that the brain and body are connected. Step 3. Begin non-challenging exercises based on willingness and ability. Step 4. Continue to build strength and connection slowly; to regain, strengthen, build, surpass, and thrive. ProSix is the EXTERNAL connection that stimulates the INTERNAL brain and spinal cord. ProSix provides the missing proprioceptive information to the central nervous system in a way you can’t. This starts immediately with the first time the horse wears ProSix and becomes stronger with continued use. ProSix provides the external connection needed to stimulate the brain. Neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to create new connections, will begin

HURRY, get your order in! Our discount code JULY40 ends tonight!

This dog was born without a cerebellum. ProSix helped her develop a gait pattern. What is responsible for coordinating movement without a cerebellum? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AL6S9iZ6hI Any other brain geeks out there? This was a good find today! https://www.quantamagazine.org/the-part-of-the-brain-that-controls-movement-also-guides-feelings-20240123/ *Cerebellum, the Little Brain, is also responsible for feelings and behavior? Video: Dog with Cerebellar Agenesis (CA) attempts to run toward Dad. Harness for handling; before ProSix use. If ProSix helps coordinate movement, even without a cerebellum, what could it do for the more common Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH)?

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Why We Created ProSix

We are Jill McDermott and Lynda Reese, and we are the inventors of Eagle ProSix and Eagle ProSix K9. We created the ProSix first for our own horses, to fix their problems, to strengthen and balance them. The results were beyond anything we’d ever seen, so we tried it on friends’ horses, and more horses, and more issues. Again and again we were amazed by the horse's reactions, the feedback from these horses and the progress and lasting results.

More people need to know about this, we have made this our responsibility and mission to get it out there. We had the vision first, we knew it would work, it did work, but we didn't know exactly how. We started out talking about Temple Grandin and her studies and what posture and straightness would mean. Now we discuss cellular biology and neuro-physiology, and look for the causes of those lost neuro-muscular connections. We are always searching for researchers and studies.

The journey has been amazing and surprising. We love discussing how ProSix has changed horses and their people along the way. We always said ProSix was not about us as riders, owners, competitors, it us about our 4-legged companions and what they need to be connected.

ProSix Creators | Jill McDermott and Lynda Reese