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Therapeutic massage for horses and humans helps to restore normal motion promoting balance, health, and relaxation.

Whenever we ask our horses (and ourselves) for maximum performance in any discipline, their fullest potential is only achieved through good movement.

Good movement is achieved through free motion and:

bulletAllows maximum performance
bulletEnables the horse and rider to be in better balance
bulletMakes it easier for the horse to carry a rider
bulletEnables the horse to perform longer with less fatigue and stress

The most prevalent reason for the loss of free motion is residual muscle tightening that develops from repeated strains and exertions. Freedom of movement comes from lively impulsion and suppleness of joints and muscles free from the paralyzing effects of resistance.

Anything less than maximum efficiency is a problem and the possible beginning of a more serious one. Sports massage therapy goes beyond the symptom to the underlying cause.

Ideally, massage should be done on a regular basis as a preventative treatment for both you and your horse.

Treatments

Horse & Rider Movement Analysis
An evaluation of how you and your horse work and ride together to determine the proper treatment of both to increase freedom of movement and overall performance as a team.
Massage - Horse
Using the Jack Meagher technique of Sportsmassage, a combination of direct pressure, cross fiber friction and compression techniques are applied to increase range of motion. In addition, other techniques include myofascial release and deep tissue work.
Massage - Rider
Each massage is customized to meet your needs and may include techniques such as sportsmassage, myofascial, deep tissue, trigger point and relaxation.
Acutonics® Harmonic Healing
Painful trigger points, muscle spasms and tightness can be relieved with the application of tuning forks directly to and above the body. The forks are applied to muscles and acupressure points to treat both horses and humans. 

Call 978-302-9030 to schedule your appointment today!

 

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