Increased oxygenation into muscles and tissues.

Increased elasticity of muscles and connective tissues.

Increased range of motion, flexibility and stride length.

Release of contracted muscles, spasm and tension skeletal tension and stiffness.

Reduction of soft tissue injures, in recovery time from post performance.

Isometric exercises for the injured horse.

Passive stretches for the pre and post event horse.

Signposting of dental issues.

Saddle and tack observation on musculature.

Improves the horse's stamina and overall performance. Relieves fatigue.

Enhances muscle tone; Elicits change within muscle tissues.

Reduces inflammation and swelling in the joints, thereby alleviating pain.

Rapid elimination of toxins. Increases metabolism.

Reduces risk of tying-up.

Enhances physical awareness therefore better balance.

Strengthens immunity.

Improves skin and coat condition.

Stimulates production of hormones and biochemical substances within the horse's body which are for his well being. Relaxation for the stressed horse.

Ease and comfort in later years for aging horse. Improves joint mobility.

Improves disposition.

Reduces the tactile defense.

Assesses and monitors physical condition. Supports as a training tool.

Releases restrictions. Decreases fascia tension beneath scar tissue.

Used as a preventative measure, subtle tissue changes are noticed at an earlier stage.

Inability to relax

Anxiety and Depression

Irritability

Aggression

Muscular Tension

Headaches

Digestive Disturbances

Hormonal Imbalances

Low Resistance to Infection

Sore Backs

Sprains and Strains

Poll Neck and Shoulder Stiffness

Joint Aches and Pains

Increase health and wellness.

Emotional well-being.

Keeping horses fit and healthy