Lucy Williams equine sports massage therapist

22/07/2024

Prevent costly issues down the road! 💸
Regular massage therapy for your horse is so important for their well-being, not just a luxury.

🐴 Regular treatments are needed to truly address imbalances and prevent future problems. Horses face new stresses every week, whether from work, competition, or simply messing around in the field.
Massage = Essential maintenance!

👐 Skilled therapists help maintain flexibility, range of motion, and muscle tone.

28/05/2024

🌟 Spring Offer 🌟

£15 off any massage booked in June

Get in touch to get a date in the diary

28/05/2024

Bully loves a massage 🥰

25/05/2024

Not he best video as was in the middle of her treatment but managed to catch Lula showing great signs of release and really relaxing through her massage 🥰

18/04/2024

Saw the lovely Lula today for her second treatment, she enjoyed most of it and showed some really good signs of release. Look forward to seeing her again soon 🐴

06/04/2024

Very pleased to say I am now a member of the IAAT

27/03/2024

It’s that time of year where I go home covered in hair 🤣

04/03/2024

Went to see our competition winner today and gave the lovely Junior his massage in the sunshine, also got a cuppa and biscuits, what more could I ask for ☀️☕️🍪🐴

12/02/2024

Completed my course on balance pads which I will soon able to add to any treatments

08/02/2024

I’m very pleased to say I can now offer myofascial release as part of my treatments 🐴

04/02/2024

🌟You won the competition 🌟

04/02/2024

Thank you to everyone who entered the competition and shared my post, there is a discount on a massage booked in February for anyone who entered and shared

04/02/2024

I will be picking the winner tonight for the competition 😊

01/02/2024

🌟 Still plenty of time to enter 🌟

Thank you to everyone who has entered so far, for everyone who enters, there will be a massage offered at a discounted price if booked in February as well as the chance to win a free massage 🐴

30/01/2024

🌟 Exciting news 🌟

I am now pleased to say I have new loyalty cards for my lovely clients, I will sign the card each time your horse has a massage, then after 6 treatments you will receive the next one for free 😃.

28/01/2024

🌟 Your chance to win 🌟

This is your chance to win a free equine sports massage.

How to enter

🐴 LIKE
🐴COMMENT with your name
🐴SHARE this post

The winner will be drawn next Sunday (4th).
1 entry per person
1 massage for 1 horse
Open to anyone over 18 in the east anglia area.

🌟 Good luck 🌟

26/01/2024

Saw the lovely Jack again today, he’s so relaxed and happy now during his massage, regular treatments keep him soft and supple. Plus I also got to meet some of his friends including gizmo the baby goat 🥰

23/01/2024

Happy ponies after their treatment today, especially after days hunting yesterday 🐴

17/01/2024

🥶 ❄️ It’s the time of year I’ll be massaging with rugs on, I will continue to work around this, I will move a rug to work on an area and then re-cover before I move on to the next. It's important to keep muscles warm during and after a massage, especially in these freezing temperatures 🥶❄️

17/01/2024

01/01/2024

Couple of dates still available in January. 4th & 8th January,
Message me to book 🐴

07/12/2023

Winston really enjoying his massage today, did a lot of this the whole way through 🥰

05/12/2023

Had a little help from Bertie yesterday while I was massaging Robin 🤣

01/12/2023

❄️ Winter Tips Series for Horse Owners ❄️
When do I need to book my next bodywork session? 🙌

Every time you groom your horse it's an opportunity to assess their physical and mental well-being. Here are some key aspects to pay attention to:

🐎 Response: Observe how your horse reacts when you approach and brush them. Are there any areas of their body that they seem guarded or sensitive about? Are they attentive to you or more focused on their surroundings? Take note of their facial expressions—do they appear relaxed or tense?

🐎 Energy: Assess their overall energy level. Do they seem lethargic and drowsy? Are they unresponsive or disengaged? Alternatively, are they highly alert and restless, displaying heightened excitement or nervousness?

🐎 Muscle tone and texture: Feel the tissues under your hands as you groom. Are they smooth and consistent, or do you notice any lumps or irregularities? When you brush, do the tissues readily conform to the pressure or do you encounter resistance? Is the skin supple and movable, or does it feel dry and stuck?

🐎 Stance: Observe how your horse prefers to stand. Do they rest a particular leg or shift their weight unevenly? Are their cannon bones (the long bones of the lower leg) vertical, or do they appear camped under (set too far back) or out behind (positioned too far back)?

🐎 Legs: While picking out their feet, note if their legs pick up evenly or if there are any discrepancies. Does one limb appear heavier than the other?

These observations provide valuable insights into your horse's well-being and can help you identify any potential abnormalities that may indicate stress or tension. Familiarising yourself with your horse's regular patterns and behaviors can be immensely beneficial when deciding if your horse is due to see your Qualified Massage Therapist or other Professional.

16/11/2023

Robin showing some good release during his massage today 🥰

31/10/2023

Happy Halloween 🎃