Killer Moves Equine Massage

Killer Moves Equine Massage I have been an Certified Equine Massage Therapist for 8 years and I have a true passion for making our four-legged family members feel and perform their best.

I am hoping to share ongoing knowledge and continue to train these hands to benefit our horses! I wanted to learn equine massage after I saw the immense benefits it gave my horse after she was worked on. Not only her performance, but her pain management, her demeanor, and her ability to relax. Massage therapy has many benefits to a horse’s overall health including:


• Reduced recovery time for fa

tigued muscles
• Increase in muscle efficiency and muscle tone
• Decrease in muscle spasms
• Restoration of extensibility and deformation of muscle with the manipulation of adhesions or scarring
• Increase in range of motion
• Increased circulation
• Relaxation of the nervous system and stimulation of muscle fibers
• Assists in lymphatic flow

When doing the initial massage for your horse, I will assess the horse’s confirmation and general well-being. This will include getting some preliminary information about the horse including age, workload, breed and past injuries or issues. I will then do a hands on assessment to gain a feel for where work may be required. Massages usually last anywhere from 45 minutes to 1 hour in length. Follow up massage will be recommended based on what is found during the session.

05/14/2022
Hey guys! I know I’ve been MIA but while I’ve been gone I’ve been learning a whole new way of not only massage and relea...
04/23/2022

Hey guys! I know I’ve been MIA but while I’ve been gone I’ve been learning a whole new way of not only massage and release, but areas of focus for training and helping a horse function in a bio mechanically correct way. I have never been SO EXCITED at the prospect of how many horses can be helped through these methods. Here’s a before and after of my miss mare herself after utilizing some new methods and balance work with Balanced with Betsy!! But that neck though. Lots of progress but lots more to do!
This has got me thinking about the billions of things we all learned for years in terms of how to train a horse and which types of movements are “correct”. Boy we were wrong!

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