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Here, you'll find a of tips, tricks and advice that can make a positive difference in your horses life.
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19 Day Rope Horse Fitness Transformation
She’s a legend, she’s an icon, and she is… DT Sugar Chex Whiz! After some well deserved time off, Sugar came to see us to start her...
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Myodural Bridge
Much research has been done pertaining to fascial connections between the brain and muscles. This particular application taps into the...
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Front Limb Fascia application
This is all about recovery of the front end, decompressing and opening up circulation and helping to decrease soreness.
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Lumbar circulation
This application gives much needed attention to decompression of the lower back.
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Nerve applications
Just like humans, through work, exercise, or just hacking around the pasture, horses can suffer from a pinched or compressed nerves...
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The radial nerve
Probably a less commonly used application, however definitely worth mentioning. This is beneficial to direct trauma to the front...
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Kissing spine
What is it and what can we do about it? Kissing spine is where the spinous processes are positioned to where they touch or rub. This can...
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Myofacial kinetic lines...
... is connective tissue that runs through the body. These different lines help the body move as a unit. Taping these lines not only...
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Simple circulation application
So effective and one of my favorites!
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Used to decompress facial nerves ...
... and increase blood flow, this application taps into the trigeminal nerve that holds 3 nerve branches through the side of the face. ...
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Today is brought to you in part by: one sassy mare, one grumpy gelding and a fence post.
Today they provided me the opportunity to share with you about swelling, stocking up, and edema. Especially in the legs where there is...
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Did you know tape can help with organ function?
By it’s specific placement, it taps into the parasympathetic nervous system which communicates with all the major organs. This...
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The trapezius is a thin superficial muscle
... that originates at the top of the neck at C2 and inserts down the back around T10. It’s purpose is to move the scapula. The cervical...
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Don’t underestimate the power of this simple SI decompression application.
The sacroiliac is where a horses back and pelvis connect and this area is strengthened by ligaments. From general wear and tear, to a...
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Circulation...
... and proprioception through the back, SI and glutes.
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