About Equine Physical Therapy

Tension will decrease pace and performance. As horse owners and riders know a loss in performance or prolonged abnormal behaviour means there is an issue to be resolved, horses don't lie.

What to expect!

A physical examination using a range of palpation techniques to determine muscular health and condition. A dynamic evaluation to assess movement and identify any areas of concern.

Using a range of hands on techniques tailored to meet the specific needs of the horse, with the aim of improving range of motion and soft tissue condition.

Physical therapy aims to…

• Enhance performance by improving mobility, strength and flexibility.
• Relieve muscle tension and soreness.
• Reduce muscle adhesion.
• Increase range of motion.
• Increase circulation and remove lactic acid buildup.
• Trigger point release.
• Aid in recovery and reduce the risk of future injury.
• Eliminate muscle restriction.
• Increase lymphatic drainage.