Equine massage, back massage, body massage, facial massage and pick me ups.

Can your horse benefit from any of the following?

Massage can help to reduce the effects of stress on the body from a heavy training schedule.

It can also help aid recovery after competition.

Massage may be able to help improve a stressy temperament. This may be because your horse is uncomfortable and that can affect his moods.

Massage will help to relieve muscle spasm and soreness and prevent “knots” occurring.

If your horse is on box rest, massage can help maintain correct muscle tone and range of movement during the rehabilitation of an injured horse.

Massage can help to improve your horse’s performance (by preparing the body systems for activity).

It can help improve his suppleness, range of motion and flexibility.

It can help speed up the body’s removal of toxins (through improved venous and lymphatic fluid flow).

Massage can help to prevent injury e.g. small muscular injuries which may take more than a few months to become apparent. A check-up massage may help your horse if he is working up to a busy competition period.

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	Massage can help to reduce the effects of stress on the body from a heavy training schedule.
	It can also help aid recovery after competition.
	Massage may be able to help improve a stressy temperament. This may be because your horse is uncomfortable and that can affect his moods.
	Massage will help to relieve muscle spasm and soreness and prevent “knots” occurring.
	If your horse is on box rest, massage can help maintain correct muscle tone and range of movement during the rehabilitation of an injured horse.
	Massage can help to improve your horse’s performance (by preparing the body systems for activity).
	It can help improve his suppleness, range of motion and flexibility.
	It can help speed up the body’s removal of toxins (through improved venous and lymphatic fluid flow).
	Massage can help to prevent injury e.g. small muscular injuries which may take more than a few months to become apparent. A check-up massage may help your horse if he is working up to a busy competition period.