Broken F Bodywork LLC

07/27/2026

Hey everyone! I just wanted to make a quick post to let you know that I am catching up with any messages I have missed over the past couple of days as quick as I can and you will have a response by tonight! I have spent the weekend with my family and have taken some time away from work and social media to focus on that and ensure that I get back to work with the same standard of care and communication that you all are used to and deserve. Thank you so much for being patient with me! Let’s start the week off great!

07/04/2026

HAPPY FOURTH!🎆🇺🇸

Soaking in all the relaxation this weekend to get ready for the upcoming week!

24 horses on the schedule this week💪🏻

Send caffeine, water, prayers and a fan😅

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to the horse dads!

The guys who spend all year saying, "That horse doesn't need a massage."
Then spend the entire session saying, "Wow, look at that difference."

Thanks for your unwavering commitment to skepticism followed immediately by becoming my biggest salesman.

I appreciate you🫶🏻😂

06/19/2026

15 horses treated this week and gearing up for another packed schedule next week… but for the weekend we rodeo💪🏻⚡️

Send prayers and caffeine it never stops around here😅

📸: Rustlin’ Rose Photography

06/19/2026

06/17/2026

One session. One big difference.

Dropped core, hollowed back, and hind legs parked out behind. All signs of compensation and muscular restriction.

With targeted muscle and connective tissue release, we restored proper posture and balance throughout the body.

✔️ Lifted core
✔️ Improved topline
✔️ Hind legs back underneath the body
✔️ Better biomechanics for movement and performance

06/16/2026

⚡️Posture Matters: The Pelvis is the Foundation of Movement ⚡️

Check out this before and after of a horse presenting with an anterior pelvic tilt.

An anterior pelvic tilt can place excessive strain on the lumbar spine, hindquarter musculature, and supporting connective tissues. Over time, compensation patterns can develop that affect performance, stride length, engagement of the hind end, and overall comfort.

Through targeted soft tissue work and releasing restrictions within the surrounding fascia and connective tissue, we were able to help restore a more neutral pelvic position and improve the horse's posture and biomechanics.

For barrel horses, proper pelvic alignment is especially important. A balanced pelvis allows for:
✔️ Better hind-end engagement
✔ Improved power and drive
✔ More efficient collection and body control
✔ Reduced compensation patterns
✔ Decreased risk of soreness and injury

Remember, bodywork isn't just about treating soreness; it's about helping the horse move the way they were designed to move.

The difference between a horse that is compensating and a horse that is moving freely often starts with proper posture.

What changes do you notice between the before and after photos?