Last modified on
April 8, 2007
Documented Benefits of Equine Massage
Increases circulation |
Relaxes muscle tension and stress |
Relieves muscle spasms |
Aids in better elimination of waste and toxins |
Reduces inflammation and swelling |
Increases range of motion |
Promotes rapid healing |
Releases endorphins |
Aids in better performance |
Maintains the body's overall physical condition |
*Massage is never a replacement for proper veterinary, farrier, or dental care. A massage therapist will not diagnose a condition, nor will he/she prescribe medications or supplements. It should never be indicated that massage can cure a problem.
Does your horse have?
Shortened strides
Shoulder lameness
Mounting problems
Jumping problems
Problems refusing leads
When to massage:
Before and after working your horse.
As a maintenance program to help keep your horse in top physical condition.
When a horse is restricted to rest, massage can help promote healing.
If you have a question, please don't hesitate to ask me. My main concern is the well being of the horses I treat, so I will make every reasonable effort to accommodate you & your horse.
Mane Line Equine Massage Services:
Multi-Horse Discount at same location, Gift Certificates Available
Equine Massage Therapy
Stretching & Joint Release
Assessments
Relaxation Routine
Ice & Heat Therapy
Equine Massage Therapy Programs
Maintenance Massage
Pre, Mid & Post-Event
Rehabilitation
Performance
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