Equine bodywork

As a dedicated horse owner, you might often wonder how you can best support your horse's wellbeing between equine bodywork sessions. I'm frequently asked this question by my clients. My go-to advice? Focus on strengthening your horse's core muscles. Jenny Thompson | Flourish Equine Bodywork

Before diving into this rhetorical journey, read through my previous exploration into the equine discourse community, wherein I describe the bodily communication that occurs between horse and rider…

Quick Reference Images of Equine Vitals and Anatomy. Important information downloaded to your phone and available to you without an Internet/Wi-Fi connection

In the aftermath of our barn evacuation due to Canyon Fire 2, I had the opportunity to meet a Masterson Method Certified Practitioner based in Southern California. Will Friday of Performance Equine Bodywork generously donated his services to several wildfire […]

Normal levels for your horse's temperature, pulse and respiration

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When I first advertised my services after becoming Getting started in my equine massage business - Sophie Taiki - Equine Entrepreneurs

Jenn Savage | Equine Bodywork on Instagram: “🕵🏻‍♀️What can stability pads do for your horse? ☝🏼Some benefits of the stability pads are: 💥Core muscle activation 💥Increased…”

Horses that present as sore in the hindquarters can be perplexing to diagnose. Sometimes the problem is found in the last place you look – the sacroiliac joint. Article by Annie Lambert