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☆ Equine Sports Massage Therapist
☆ Human Sport Massage Therapist
☆ Hands on support for you & your horse
☆ Rider Alignment & Biomechanics Coach
☆ Veterinary Physiotherapy Student

30/10/2026

Things that scare me as an Equine bodyworker 😱🎃

🎃 Hes not sore, hes naughty! I think we have learnt enough about horse behaviour now to realise that what we class as naughty is communication and its generally related to pain and discomfort. Stop putting human emotions and reasoning onto our horses we are not the same! If they are acting out theres a reason behind it!

🎃 I had my saddle fitted when I got him 5 years ago! It can take as little as 6 weeks for your horse to change shape either gaining or losing muscle plus taking into account seasonal weight gain/loss so your saddle that was fitted 5 years ago isn't going to cut it. Get it checked at a minimum every 6 months.

🎃 If your horse is sore or tight and they dont normally receive regular bodywork were probably not going to "fix" them for your show. And generally if something is that bad you probably need a vet not a bodyworker.

🎃 Training aids, pessoas, draw reins, bungees really arent going to help especially not during rehab. There have been so many study on these training aids now showing the negative effects they have on our horses bodys so why would we choose to use them during a delicate time such as rehab!

🎃 1 massage will certainly make your horse feel better but if your dealing with long term tension, compensation, underlying health issues its a drop in the ocean. Getting a good team behind your horse and having regular treatments will have a bigger and longer lasting effect for your horse.

🎃 I dont even know where to start with this one, hes not lame hes always moved like that 🙈 just because they have always done/moved that way doesnt mean its normal or right. Gait abnormalities coupled with posture and muscle tension or soreness generally indicate lameness. Just because they have always done it mean it normal it more than likely means they have been lame/ uncomfortable for some time.

As a bodyworker I am always here to support and advise no question is every a stupid question and if I dont know they answer I will point you in the right direction or find it for you.

Dont get caught up in spooky season, routine checks, learn whats normal and what not. Build a support team for you and your horse.

Lisa xx

29/10/2026

Beautiful Bee enjoying her massage yesterday evening this little mare has a rocky start in her new home 🏡

But her lovely owners have wokred hard to get her back on track and this has definitely been a collaboration between owner, farrier and me.

And in a few short months she looks and moves like a very different horse whoch is just lovely to see 😍

We still have a little way to building strength and working on balance and suppleness but all in all I was blown away by the difference in her since I last saw her 6 weeks ago 🤩

Im already looking forward to my next visit and hearing all the updates in between!

Its never just a visit, its never just a massage to me its so much more, its building a relationship, its being part of a team and working together ❤️

Lisa xx

26/10/2026

Rider Aligment Clinic at Horse World

I am back on Wednesday 4th November for another Rider alignment clinic and I have 3 spaces left due to regular riders having other commitments that day.
12.45pm, 3.45pm and 6.15pm.

If you would like to book onto this clinic drop me a dm to secure your spot. Last time I advertised this clinic it filled up within minutes so dont wait those spots dont hang around long 😬

Rider alignment for any age and any ability, working on correct position, aysmetrys, strength and balance to make you feel like a stronger more effective rider.

Being an Equine therapist and a human therapist alongside being a coach gives me a unique insight into how yours and your horses bodys move and how to work out those niggles to get both sides of your partnership working in harmony.

Whether your a happy hacker at heart or wanting to progress onto the next level in dressage showjumping or eventing Rider alignment sessionncan help give you that edge. Helping you feel in sync with every stride 👌

Lisa xx

25/10/2026

Trying to forget about the clock change and the absolutely vile weather outside and throwing it back to only a few short weeks ago. Still working in short sleeves with my sunnys on 👌

And the lovely Barnaby 😍 who absolutely melted into his treatment and throughly let go during some hyoid release work.

I dont know quite to describe the feeling thats comes when a horse truly lets go under your finger tips, theres a change in the energy around you, it just envelopes you both and everything else disappears and such peace and relaxation fills you up. Its something very special and something I always feel very privileged to experience with them. Its not often I get to capture it on camera 🥰

Enjoy this moment with us ❤️

Lisa xx

23/10/2026

I have never been one to conform,

My clients mean the world to me, keeping me in their budget and trusting me with their horses care and sometimes theirs too.

Im slightly horse obsessed and love a good text exchange for all things horsey 😅

I want to know whats going on between appointments from those first rides to ticking off those goals. A supportive team makes all the difference. Im a cheerleader at heart 😂

Im more about being proactive because we would all rather prevent that injury than be reactive to an injury trust me prevention is always better than the cure!!

From someone who's done more rehab than most with multiple horses, I know what makes a good rehab plan and its more than walking for a spefic number of minutes 😬

Breeze brings sass, spicyness and more pathologys than most of my clients put together. You name it shes probably got it or done it and Ive researched the best possible treatments, rehab exercises and supportive therapies. And 100% know the first hand agony of an injured horse

So if you follow me or use me, this is a snippet of what being on my books is all about 👌

Lisa xx

20/10/2026

Lets talk safety ........

My safety, your safety and your horses safety.

This may seem a strange title to a post but its something that we need to addressed because working with horses can be risky.
And whats super important is keeping us all safe.

When I talk about this its not always as simple as you think, sometimes the danger isn't the horse sometimes its the environment. So to keep me safe, you safe and your horse safe make sure where you choose to have your appointment is a good space whether this is on the yard, in the field or stable. Make sure any obstacles are removed, hosepipes, buckets anything that could possibly get under foot. Also make sure your horse is used to that space, if they have never been in a stable lets not choose that space on the day of your appointment. Get them used to being somewhere before expecting them to stand there relaxed for an hour.

Hold your horse! Now this is a biggy for me, if your horse has a tendency to bite please hold them this not only stops me getting bitten but also you. If you have hold of them you can see when their expression changes and take appropriate action to prevent it happening, if your halfway across the yard you cant 🤦‍♀️ whilst working I do my best to watch your horse for responses and adjust when needed but if your horse is prone to biting or kicking tell me dont wait till I have my hands between their back legs 🙈 then I can be aware of it and make sure I dont put myself, your horse or you in a vunerable postion. 2 sets of eyes and hands can keep us all safe.

Whilst I enjoy being left to it to treat your horse when I know them that doesn't mean its safe for me to be on my own, someone needs to be around just in case, the most mellow horse can get startled or spooked. So having someone on the yard is important and sometimes you need an extra pair of hands.

This is as much about my safety as your horses, far to often professionals can be left unattended and end up in a situation thats not great for them or for the horse.

So lets keep everyone safe and happy 😊

Lisa

18/10/2026

Unfortunately winter is well on its way, is your horse ready?

I know that sounds daft, but bare with me.
Winter maintainence starts with recognising the changing demands that are placed on your horses body.

Now for many of my clients this generally signals a reduction in work but thay reduction doesnt mean there is less demand on your horses body. While we may spend less time in the saddle, shorter days, reduced turnout, cold weather, wet muddy paddocks place there own demands on your horses body.

Recognising how these changes can effect your horse means we can plan and adjust and support your horses body in the right way.

Many people think that the reduction in work means less bodywork is needed and more often than not this isn't the case, this can very well be the time they need more support.

Maintenance isn't about reducing support its about getting the right support at the right time to maintain what you have.

So is your horse winter ready, have you planned ahead how best to support them over the coming months?

Working together to keep you and your horse supported and feeling tip top whatever we face 😊

Lisa xx

14/10/2026

What a week! And its only Wednesday its been full on! This is the first time Ive been back before 8pm this week.

Hence the radio silence on here, so to keep the algorithm happy here's so pics of the lovely horses I worked on this week 🥰

Hopefully normal service will be resumed shortly 😂

Lisa xx

09/10/2026

Right you lovely lot I am out of the office for the next 3 days as I am away training.

I will try and respond to messages as and when I can but for the most part I will be in clinical settings so responses maybe slow.

I will be back to work on monday as usual.

Lisa xx

Address

Brigg
Brigg
DN208

Telephone

+447806624949

Website

https://www.lisaloveridgeequinemassage.co.uk/

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