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Equine Massage and Bodywork

By on April 25, 2014

Many times the perfect ride is illusive and we struggle to find it. We feel something is not right, the rhythm is off, the gaits are restricted, lateral flexion and lead changes are not symmetrical, or the horse just doesnt have the required energy to do the job. Rather than relate it to laziness, poor […]

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Horses as Teachers

By on March 11, 2014

The herd of horses that you see running freely in the foot hills of the Rockies are some of the best equine massage teachers in the world. When we measure how a student is doing with their presentation of the massage work, we first look to the horses because we see you reflected in their […]

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The Perfect Ride

By on March 11, 2014

Every rider wants a quiet horse that is supple and willing to participate. Every rider wants a horse that moves gracefully and powerfully at work and at liberty. Every rider is looking for the thrill of a perfect ride and partnership each time they are with their horses. But injuries, traumas, poor fitting tack, uneven […]

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