I had a really incredible lightbulb moment about the way we as equestrians look at lameness, pain, and injury in our horses.

I often get the question, “what makes your program different? Why should I pick yours over someone else's?”

I’m going to stir the pot…

The “old way” of “one size fits all” management for horses doesn’t work. Every horse is an individual with unique needs.

Us riders face a special set of problems in the colder months.

I’ve outlined what I think the causes of many of those problems are, and what you can do to fix them!

Our horses (and us!) face a special set of problems in the colder months. 

I’ve outlined what I think the causes of many of those problems are,  and what you can do to fix them! 

For years, most people thought muscle soreness was caused by lactic acid buildup. But actually, this theory was recently disproven by multiple different scientific studies!

“My horse is girthy, how can I help?” Is one of the most common questions I get as an equine bodyworker.

If your horse hates being girthed, here’s what you need to do:

In case of an emergency, here are 3 things all horse owners should have in their phones

If your horse is in a downward spiral of soreness and pain, I know it’s making you feel hopeless and helpless. I want to empower you to massage your own horse and leave behind muscle soreness for good, so that you and your horse can live up to your full potential!