EquestriFlex

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Services:

Equine sports massage and bodywork

Equine rehabilitation


Qualifications:

Bsc Hons Equine Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation

Equinology Equine Bodyworker

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17/08/2026

Some of Robs releases from today’s session 🥰

12/08/2026

Candy man finding his zen zone

🦊 Hunting season is almost here! 🍁As horses come back into work and fitness ramps up, now is the ideal time to make sure...
26/07/2026

🦊 Hunting season is almost here! 🍁

As horses come back into work and fitness ramps up, now is the ideal time to make sure they’re feeling comfortable and moving freely before the season gets underway.

Regular sports therapy can help:
🐴 Reduce muscle tension and soreness
🐴 Improve flexibility and range of motion
🐴 Support performance and recovery
🐴 Pick up areas of tightness before they become bigger issues

Whether you’re getting ready for autumn hunting or planning a full season with the hounds, keeping on top of your horse’s muscular health can make a real difference.

I’m a BSc (Hons) Equine Sports Therapist, fully insured and mobile across Essex and surrounding areas.

📩 Feel free to drop me a message to discuss your horse or to book before diaries fill up. 🍂

01/06/2026

That post-treatment yawn says it all. 😴🐴

As the competition and riding season gets busier, regular sports therapy can help horses stay comfortable, supple and performing at their best.

Plus, this boy’s yawn is too good not to share. 💙

🐴 MAY AVAILABILITY 🐴A few appointments still available for Equine Sports Massage this month!Perfect for horses in regula...
18/05/2026

🐴 MAY AVAILABILITY 🐴

A few appointments still available for Equine Sports Massage this month!
Perfect for horses in regular work, competing, returning to exercise, or just needing a little maintenance and relaxation.

Message to book or for more information 📩
📞 07749863017

13/05/2026

That post-massage yawn though 😂💤

As the weather changes and competition season ramps up, horses’ bodies work harder than most people realise — tighter muscles, compensating patterns, stiffness from colder mornings or increased workload can all start creeping in. Regular sports massage helps keep them comfortable, moving freely, and feeling their best before little issues become bigger ones.

…plus apparently it’s exhausting being this relaxed 😴

06/05/2026

Add this in daily 🥕
Most people know the classic “carrot between the front legs” stretch, but did you know you’re not just stretching the topline, you’re actually encouraging your horse to lift through the thoracic sling and engage the deep postural muscles that support you as a rider?

🥕 When your horse reaches down between the front fetlocks, you’re asking for controlled flexion through the neck, withers, and back, but the amazing part is what is happening underneath. Muscles like the serratus ventralis and other deep stabilisers switch on, helping to elevate the ribcage and really improve posture over time. If this is done properly, it isn’t just a stretch, it’s a quiet strength exercise and a brilliant reset for how your horse carries themselves.

🐎 Take your time with it. The movement should be slow and deliberate, with no snatching at the carrot, and the horse standing square so they aren’t shifting away from the effort. Only ask for as much as they can comfortably offer without tension.

Picture: One of our lovely old students from the Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery at Melton Mowbray!

Don’t forget to keep on top of your Continuing Professional Development 🙌 We have made this a simple and enjoyable process https://woldsequinemassage.co.uk/monthly-cpd

20/04/2026

Stretchy session after yesterday’s Easter’s ride 🥰

15/04/2026

Rehabilitation & Maintenance 🙌
Gently stretching your horse’s tail downwards and to each side can be a really good addition to your routine, as long as it’s done carefully.

✅ It’s a great way to improve mobility through the pelvis and lower back, especially around the sacroiliac region where horses can quite easily become restricted.

✅ You’ll also be encouraging activation of the core and postural muscles, helping with stability through the trunk and hindquarters.

✅ By lightly stimulating around the base of the tail, you’re supporting proprioception too, so your horse becomes more aware of its body and balance, which is really helpful in both rehabilitation and maintenance work.

✅ Working evenly to both sides can highlight (and help address) any asymmetries in flexibility or movement patterns.

😌 It’s also lovely for releasing tension through the hindquarters, you will feel them soften or see them visibly relax into it.

💤 And finally, it can encourage that parasympathetic “rest and relax” response, making it a really nice way to finish a session or settle your horse.

I tend to hold each side for around 10–30 seconds, gradually building up to 30 seconds to a minute as they get more comfortable. As always, ask your equine bodyworker to show you the correct technique 🙌

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