Equine in Motion - FAQ

Equine Body Working - more information:

How are injuries to soft tissue (muscle) caused?

Poor conformation
Injury-related compensation
Badly tting tack
Foot imbalance
Dental issues
Poor training, riding and conditioning

Does your horse show signs of pain or discomfort?

Loss of performance, reduced range of motion and exibility
Resistance to touch, change in disposition
Lead preference
Lateral stiffness
Head shaking, mouth inammation, altered eating patterns
Hollow backed, bucking, rearing, cold backed, girthy
Lack of poll and neck exion, head tilting, high head carriage
Tail carriage to one side
Excessive rolling
Unequal or shortened stride length, unable to back up

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How can Equine Body Work help?

Enhances performance

Increases range of motion, enhancing gait quality
Improves stamina, suppleness and exibility

Enhances overall health and well-being

Improves disposition, enhances proprioceptive skills and provides relaxation
Strengthens immunity
Aids rehabilitation by preventing muscle wastage, stiff joints and boredom

Acts as preventative maintenance

Assesses physical condition
Subtle tissue changes can be detected earlier, reducing risk of injury from fatigue or strain
Improves circulation of blood and lymph ow
Aids in reducing susceptibility to Azotoria

Relieves pain and discomfort following injury

Provides relief to muscle injuries
Alleviates muscle spasm and tension
Reduces inammation and swelling, helping to alleviate pain