Equine Massage

Jill also uses some equine massage techniques as part of her treatment. This helps improve the blood supply to the horse's muscles...

Muscles

Looking After Your Horse's Back

Learn some massage techniques and useful stretching exercises that you can do for your own horse by getting Jill's eBook - "Looking After Your Horse's Back"

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TREAT YOUR HORSE TO A FREE MASSAGE !!!

Why not treat your horse to a free massage?

Organise an EQUINE MASSAGE PARTY at your yard for 5 horses and get a 6th massage (for your own horse) completely free!

Your horse will be treated to a session with the Equilibrium Massage pad, a soft, pliable massage pad which covers the horse's back from withers to quarters.

The massage pad is clinically proven to promote relaxation, improve back flexibility and even increase stride length and is used by top riders from all equine disciplines.

Each massage session lasts for approx 30 minutes and goes through 3 different massage strokes; it pulses, vibrates and oscillates, stimulating the muscles. This makes sure that the muscles are worked in various ways within each session for maximum benefit.

Horses and ponies absolutely love the massage pad and are so relaxed during their massage they nearly fall asleep as any stiffness or tension just melts away.

The results are amazing, so don’t delay – book a massage party today.

Within a 40 mile radius of Wetherby, West Yorkshire each session costs just £20.00 each when booked for 5 horses and you get one session completely free!! It’s a buy 5 get 1 FREE offer!

Outside of this area there is a charge for travel – please ring for details.

When you think of what your horse means to you it’s really nice to be able to give them a real treat…….

So, get your friends together and book an Equine Massage party now, both you and your horse will be SO glad you did.

Contact Jill
Phone - 07803 961082
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Muscles that are tight or in a contracted state put pressure on surrounding tissues. This causes a decrease in blood circulation, restricted movement, nerve irritation and pain. If not relieved and loosened this tightness can cause more problems and will continue to worsen.

Equine Massage therapy is one of the ways to free up tight muscle tissue and enhance blood circulation.

You can download Jill's eBook "Looking After Your Horse's Back" from this website and learn some of the techniques yourself.

Equine Massage has many more benefits such as:

Relaxes muscle spasm
Improves muscle tone
Reduces congestion within blood and lymph vessels
Stimulates or relaxes the nervous system
Increases excretion of fluids
Increases the exchange of substances between cells
Encourages tissue repair
Stretches connective tissue
Helps maintain flexibility
Reduces inflammation of tissue in joints as well as enhances nutritional aspects
Prevents the formation of adhesions and fibrous bands in muscles, tendons and ligaments
Increases intestinal movement
Stimulates glands
Helps clean pores

Equine Massage... when?

Horses recovering from lameness and horses with reduced performance may also benefit from equine massage.
It helps to return the muscles and joints to full flexibility.
Equine massage is of great benefit to competition horses as part of a warm up programme.
And is also of enormous benefit after competing when used as part of a warm down programme.

Equine massage can also help:

Movement
Topline
Lameness
Stiffness
Relaxation & sleeping
Longer stride required
Inflammation of soft tissues
Keeping older horses active
Jumping
Rehabilitation after injury

You can learn some massage techniques yourself by reading Jill's new ebook
"Looking After Your Horses Back"

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