Testimonials
Dear
Sabrina,
I would
like to express my gratitude to you and your wonderful
school! Learning equine sports massage has been nothing
less than amazing! I am so glad I attended your school in
the beautiful mountains of Colorado.
From your
warm, professional indoor classroom to the breathtaking view
by the stalls I felt like I was on a retreat rather than
taking a class! Your extensive knowledge of horses ranging
from behavior to anatomy and equine sports was not only
educational but entertaining. I could not have asked for a
better teacher!
Upon
completion of your course, I could not wait to work on these
magnificent animals. To date, I have found equine sports
massage to be nothing less than fulfilling and enjoyable!
Thank you
for extending your knowledge and passion through a classroom
setting for all to enjoy!
J.
Williams
Our vet
gave us Sabrina’s name and number. As my trust level in my vet
is very high and he does not often offer such resounding
endorsements, I knew she had to be great. Little did I know how
great.
Within one treatment my horses changed. I was stunned. There was
a dramatic change in their muscles and disappearance of many of
the ‘bunchings’ and striations. My geldings neck ‘filled out’.
All of my horses are moving so much easier. I had her work on
our little two year old filly as well and it is had an
incredibly positive effect on her responsiveness and comfort
level with people.
We have just started on a regular program and my connection and
communication with my horses has benefited greatly from it.
Thank you Sabrina!
Lisa Dee
CEO
Vista Caballo
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Vets Speak Out |
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I
have enjoyed the newsletters throughout the year and
keep meaning to jot down an article for submission,
never seem to find the time. I was a student a class,
specifically one taught by your assistant Carol of Equi-Knead.
Since my certification, I have changed from a career in
the pharmaceutical industry to a full-time massage
therapist with a busy Seattle practice. I work with a
group of nearly 20 veterinarians, as well as equine
chiropractors and acupuncturists here, and can barely
find time to tend to my own horses. The therapy has
opened so many doors for me, and my life is filled with
the loving energy these animals send my way each time I
offer them a tactile road to better wellness. (Never
mind that I have nearly doubled my former income).
Thank you again for the service you provide. There are a
good number of therapists in the Northwest who have come
through your program, and I am proud to be one of the
busiest. This month I have been asked to speak at a
veterinarian conference in the area by one of my
referring doctors. I will be speaking before a group of
50 professionals, and it is very encouraging to see the
growing acceptance of our modality as an adjunctive tool
in veterinarian treatment. I hope to find the time to
jot down some of my more interesting cases for your
review.
L.M., ESMT
Seattle
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At
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First, you must know about Ambro Cinnabarr...She was
written up in the Ohio Standardbred Article you read,
shortly after she began Sports Massage Therapy with me.
She is now the fastest 2 year old pacing filly on a 5/8
mile track in the nation!! She set a record of 1:56.4
last week at Scioto Downs, as she captured the
Tompkins-Geer Grand Circuit Stake. What excitement! Even her primary veterinarian, after her second start
and second win, shook my hand and congratulated me for
"doing it."
Another favorite, named Rut Ro set a new lifetime mark
after one, I repeat...one massage...just prior to
hooking up to race and warm up. It was her second win
ever and her time dropped by 4/5 of a second. She was so
much different after the race, that it was almost scary
to do the post event evaluation and feel the change.
J.
T.
Dublin, Ohio
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A groom
at the racetrack where I work asked if I would take a look at
her horse. The horse was a five year old grandson of
Secretariat. She indicated that the horse is walking "like an
old man...he can barely move! His gaits are short and choppy,
and he lifts his legs real high, rather than extending
them...and he never changes his leads."
I
massaged the horse that same day (Wednesday), and when the groom
walked him around the shedrow following the massage, she said:
"I can't believe this! He's actually jogging.....he never does
that! And look at his legs- he's extending them for the first
time!" I massaged the horse again on Friday, the day of his
race. This time when the groom walked him, he immediately broke
into a jog, and literally dragged the groom around the shedrow.
When he
raced that night, he was dead last, 12 lengths behind the
leader...halfway down the stretch. The groom told me that she
and her dad (the trainer) could not believe what happened at
this point. She said it was if Tony turned on his after-burners.
She said, "He was smoking!" He not only won the race, but he
had the fastest time of the night, and it was the fastest time
that Tony had ever had, as well. The groom added that it was
the first time that he had ever run with his head down. Even the
trainer from the next barn came over shook my hand and said,
"Congratulations, you did a great job on Tony! I've never seen
him run like that! He burned up the track!"
With
Much Thanks,
C. E. M.
Lewistown, PA
I can't
believe that more than a year has passed since I was at
Equissage! But let me tell you how you have changed my life.
When I
returned to Brazil in January, I started working hard on my
pamphlet, business cards, etc. I knew I had to look professional
to be given a chance on something so new (Equine Massage) in
this country. Then, I "hit the road" traveling three times a
week to the "hipicas" (stables) and talking with the
veterinarians. This seemed to go on forever. They were receptive
and positive, but there was no big break until March.
I was
visiting one of the big stables during an inter-club show,
...talking to the Vets again, who now knew me by name. On the
way back to my car, a vet came running up, calling my name and
asking if I could come back with him. There was a horse that
maybe I could help!
The
horse had completely locked up...from withers to the hocks. I
began massaging, with the vet, the owner and five others looking
on. I could not have asked for a better client...or a better
audience. The horse began to stretch and groan. His muscles went
into visible spasms, and then loosened. He cracked his neck,
then his back, and walked out of his stall with what actually
appeared to be a smile on his face.
To make
a long story short: That day I walked out of the stable with
three new clients, and a week later, I received a call from the
very top Vet in San Paulo. He had a client- horse with a host of
problems that he believed I might be able to help. I did!!
I now
enjoy a great relationship with this top vet, who now refers as
many as five horses a week to me.
...now
I am "hot on the tracks" of the politically correct people to
help me travel with the Brazilian Olympic Jumping and/or
eventing teams.
C. B.
S.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Amazing News! |
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I
just wanted to share some exciting news with you. I
massage the USEF (United State Equestrian Federation)
newly named Horse of the Year! (Well one of them!) When
I got back to NH, after my exciting week of boot-camp
Equissage style, my very first client was my daughters
riding instructor. She is a wonderful woman with tons of
knowledge and is really open to lots of alternative
treatments and ideas (even though her husband is a Vet!)
Anyway, I started massaging 4 horses for her horses my
first week back from Equissage, in August and worked
into a monthly maintenance schedule with them. We have
an excellent working relationship - she can tell me if
their work schedules have changed or if she's noticed
anything - and I give her feed back on how they react to
the massages - what muscles seem to be the most
reactive, if they're symmetrical, etc. So it has been
very beneficial to both her & I and the horses.
She just found out that 3 of the 4 horses I massage
monthly have won top awards with the USEF! One horse, "Khemalowa,"
won the zone ward for Arabian class Horse of the Year in
Dressage. "Eureka" came in 4th in a western half-Arabian
class. And last but not least her stallion, Nations
Psyche, (that totally LOVES his massages) came in third
in his class. She is headed down to Louisville, KY this
coming weekend for the awards ceremony. That is really
big news for this little part of NH!! I just had to let
you know that you are continuing to massage all the
horses in the world - a little at a time...thanks for
sharing your knowledge!
K.S., New Hampshire |
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Equissage Really Works! |
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Dear friends,
Thanks again for the wonderful week that I spent with
you.
The massages are going very well. I am now doing 3
massages per week. I do not worry anymore about the
sequence at all. It has become something that just comes
out of my hands.
The horses benefit from the massage very well. So far
they all have won, even the one with the very sore
gluteus muscle. This horse gave me a very hard time
massaging him, because he would stand in a very awkward
position when I treated his gluteus muscles. However, I
managed, and yesterday he won. He was faster than
ever...
I
do make money with the massages. That is something I
already arranged before I would go to the Equissage
program. However, at the moment I am very happy with my
job as a secretary. Also I have a 4 days working week,
so I have the Friday to massage horses. I do not have to
explain to you, that I feel very gifted when I can feel
and see, that a horse really wants you to help him.
You have a very special program. It is not only about
learning about muscles. I also learned a lot about me.
Thank you so much.
Manuela
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The Power of Massage |
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Thank you for your reply. I am very happy to hear that.
I really miss working with my horse and now that she is
pregnant I thought I might not be able to massage her.
When I got this course I really didn't believe in the
power of the massage for horses. I just thought it would
be something I could do to bond with my horse. I was
riding her one day and she tripped after trotting. I
continue to have problems with her tripping and thought
it was the way I was riding her. The farrier told me it
was the rider. I gave her a full massage and she stopped
tripping. Now I do believe in the power of massage.
Thanks again and you will be hearing from me in the near
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First Massage! |
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Hi
Mary, I just had to write you to tell you about my
friends horse that I actually trained on as well as my
own. He is a 19 year old quarter horse that sadly is
riddled with arthritis. He couldn't put his head down to
eat and just kind of shuffled along. She called a
chiropractor and they said to get a massage therapist
out to him. I was doing the home study course and she
said I could work on him while I was learning. We saw
such a major difference in him so quickly, he could move
and put his head up and down. It was so wonderful to see
so much improvement in a short time of massaging him. He
now lopes, bucks, kicks and sees what kind of mischief
he can get into. I have been doing him for almost a year
now and we have seen another difference in him, his mane
and forelock are growing which they never have. She has
owned him since he was 4 years old and they just have
never grown, what an unexpected affect. I also wanted to
tell you that I have Fibromyalgia and it is incredible
the energy the horses give to me. Horses are such giving
beings and you just have to be open to receiving. Thank
you for all you have taught me, I know that what I
learned from you has changed my friends horses life.
Chris M.
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Great Opportunity |
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Dear Mary, First of all I want to thank you for all that
you taught me (I was in a November 2006 class). I
happened to catch a break when one of the DJs on the
radio station that I listen to was talking about her
horse being injured. I decided to take a chance and
email her about massages. She was very excited about it
and I ended up massaging her horse one weekend. She was
amazed while I was working on him. He had an injury to
his suspensory ligament and was on stall rest for quite
a while. He's not the most polite horse anyway, but
being cooped up had made him worse. He actually stood
still while I worked on him and she could see the relief
in him. She emailed me back a few days later to thank
me. She said it was amazing, he was in a coma for 2 days
(Don't worry that was a good thing). Apparently he had
calmed down and felt a lot better, more relaxed. That
was the best email I've ever gotten. Thank you. Thanks,
E.B., UT |
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Your Course |
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I
would like to request some information for the Equine
Sports Massage Therapy Cert. Program. I am very
interested in becoming certified in this field and your
program and facility seems to be of the higher standards
of all of the other massage therapy cert. programs I
have looked at. I am 24 and have been riding horses for
about 12 years now and have owned my own horse in the
past. I have seen and heard of a few cases where horses
either had massage therapy done routinely for benefits
or had it done because of problems that the horse and
rider were having. I have seen the benefits of this
awesome gift and I would like to be able to help benefit
horse and rider myself. Sincerely, L.E., PA |
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Post-Op Colic Scare |
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How are you? Just thought I would let you know about an
experience I had yesterday. One of the horses on the
yard had a colic op 8 weeks ago and I have been
massaging him twice a week since then. Yesterday
afternoon he cast again and showed further colic
symptoms. The vet said he could reoperate or destroy
him. He gave Lancelot some painkillers and muscle
relaxants and then waited for the horse box. I asked
whether I could do the colic sequence on him and it was
agreed. Within 2 hrs he was marching round trying to
bite everyone and desperate to be off. This morning he
is fine. Obviously I am not claiming it was anything I
did but it seems likely to me that it must have helped.
Mary I am so grateful for all you taught us.
H.W., TX
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Colic Relief Success |
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I just had to write to tell you about a
client of the equine veterinarian I work for. This 20
year old ex-ranch horse, who had been in abdominal
distress (Colic) since early morning had a left side
small intestine impaction, determined deadly without
surgery being performed. The Vet administered
medications, even performed chiropractic & acupuncture
techniques, she was at a loss. I asked the owners if I
could try some massage on him, they said "what the
hell", anything at this point. I went to work and also
incorporated my Reiki, healing energy (Sweating). After
2 sessions and an hour in between, the horse let out a
big sigh and relief was his at that moment. I had tears
in my eyes, what a wonderful feeling, the owners were
very thankful and the Vet gave me all the credit. Sorry
so long, wanted to share my experience with you and
thank you for everything you've done for me. A.J., MD
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Colic Relief! |
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I
have been amazed and impressed with the "colic
sequence." Each time I massage a horse, when I come to
the back rub and back circles the gut begins to make
enormous audible rumblings....very impressive. And I
used the colic sequence the other day on one of our
weanlings who was down and groaning with a tummy ache
and I also used it the other day on one of my playing
horses who had very faint gut sounds. Both showed
amazingly quick improvement and were fine. It is
something I wish I could show to everyone..... I plan to
video one of my horses for you....she was my very first
horse. She is 30 years old and blind. I want to video
her as she is being massaged so that you might show to
everyone the true amazing power that touch really does
have. It is so dramatic how this old girl responds to
each stroke. I think it might be a powerful image
especially for the people who come to you who have had
absolutely no prior horse experience. Thanks, Sincerely,
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Thank You! |
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I
am totally LOVING massaging! The more I do, the more I
learn!! I massaged my mare that I trail ride, and teach
lessons on, 1st thing when I got home from VA. I could
see a 100% change in her. She appeared to be in a coma
like state when I was massaging her, I then took her on
a trail ride. This mare would always start off with her
head high, and wanting to trot the first 10 minutes or
so when you first get on her, well after her massage,
her nose was to the ground, and she WALKED nice, and
big, and relaxed!! She stayed that way on whole ride,
up, and down hills, dogs and our goat (yes, the goat
goes on the trail rides also) running around her legs.
It was so awesome. She gets her massages regularly, and
is not so goosey anymore. She thanks you for teaching me
how to make her feel better!!
My
gelding also has gotten more relaxed, and I see his
gates improve since his massages, but I think he also
needs a BRAIN massage!! I am volunteering at a horse
rescue called Last Chance Corral. It is so heart
breaking to hear their stories, and to see what has been
done to theses horses. I am amazed they let people near
them. They have been the most appreciative of any horses
I have massaged so far. Not only do they appreciate, but
I ALWAYS get a massage back from them!!! I just wanted
to keep in touch, and to thank you again for being such
a great teacher!!!!
S.L.,OH
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Just had to tell you about my horse who was helped by
one of your graduates.
In
December of 2002, I rescued a 34 year old horse who had
been left to starve to death. She suffered from severe
malnutrition and crippling arthritis... she could barely
walk, and often stumbled and fell those first few weeks.
But over the course of the next year, she really
blossomed.... gained over 250 lbs, and with the help of
every joint/ arthritis supplement known to mankind, her
old joints really healed. She could walk smoothly, get
down and roll, even trotted around a bit with her new
best friend, our donkey.
But this past winter was hard on her arthritis and
despite my best efforts to make sure she was getting
everything I could think of to help her joints, she
became fairly stiff again. So when the opportunity was
presented to offer her a therapeutic massage, I jumped
on it... not knowing if it would help at all, but
figuring it couldn't hurt! But her reaction to the
massage went beyond any expectations....
At
first she didn't react much.... walked away calmly, and
went back to grazing. But about an hour later, I glanced
out in the pasture and stared in shock: my 35 year old
horse was TROTTING around after the goats, nipping at
them, tossing her head, flicking her tail!!!! Her eyes
were bright, her ears were pricked, and she carried on
like a youngster!!! When I went to feed her, she trotted
behind me, then once in the pen where we feed her, she
proceeded to trot in circles around the pen!! I could
barely stop bawling long enough to call my husband out,
and then ran to the phone to let Jay know the results of
his work. To see Pearl so bright, so chipper, feeling so
good.... no-one could have given me a better gift. The
next day Pearl was pretty sore... something we
attributed to all her carying on the night before! But
over the course of the next week, there was still a
dramatic change in her... she was nowhere near as stiff,
and was much more confident as she walked around the
pasture... I saw no stumbling. She seemed more upbeat,
and overall more alert. Not bad.... not bad at all for a
35 year old horse just a year and a few months over her
terrible ordeal!!
L.P. VA
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My
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I
just wanted to write and let you know how my new
business is going! After I got back from the training
(Aug 4-8) I got laid off from my hated corporate job. I
decided that this was my opportunity to start my horse
massage business. After asking around, I found out that
a friend of mine had a client who is an exercise rider
at the nearby racetrack. My friend introduced me to
someone who has turned out to be a guardian angel. This
person also owns two racehorses, and I did them as free
demos in order to use Sue as a reference. It turns out
that Sue is thrilled with the results of the massages
and she's been recommending me to others she knows at
the track. Yesterday, I had my first paying client. The
horse was a handful, which I expected actually. I
figured, as the new person on the backside, I would get
the tough cases. Actually, the filly is a beautiful girl
but very sensitive. But she released a lot and really
relaxed. Both the trainer and the assistant trainer were
impressed and they have asked me back for tomorrow!
According to them, if the filly didn't like the massage,
she wouldn't have allowed me to stay in her stall very
long. They had previously had acupuncture done on her,
but they didn't have good results because she wouldn't
relax and the vet couldn't get a good reading on her.
The trainer held her for me for the first part of the
massage because he thought she would give me a hard
time. Although I prefer to be alone in the stall, it was
probably good that he was there. She fought the
evaluation but then instantly started chewing and
yawning during the altas move and especially on the
"online" compressions. I showed the trainer how to do
the compressions for her since she liked them so much.
She fought me again when I started on her back, and then
settled in and was fine for the rest of the massage. It
was really a treat to see her respond to the treatment,
especially after all the grooms in the barn came by to
tell me how "mean" she normally is. Incidentally, I
think the fact that they are scared of her and
aggressive towards her is part of her problem - a
vicious cycle. I tried to stay safe, quiet and focused
when I worked on her, and I think that helped. I just
wanted to thank you all so much for this gift and for my
new life. I feel so blessed to be able to go into a
horse's stall and watch the transformation in his body
and mind as I work on him. I've always wanted to make a
difference in this world, and I really feel like that is
what I'm doing when I work on a horse and see his eye
soften and his body relax. I am grateful to you all at
Equissage for changing my life in such a positive way.
Thank you again, L.L., PA |
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Had to write and let you know about an incredible
massage story.
Yesterday morning, I got a call from a lady not too far
from where I live. She has a mare that had been trotting
along, and stepped in about a foot deep hole in the
ground. The next morning, the horse was laying down and
was cast in her stall. By this time, the horse's muscles
were shaking. The vet came out and got the horse up and
gave her bute. The vet said that the shaking was from
severely straining her back muscles when stepping in the
hole. The owner asked the vet if massage would help, and
the vet told her to wait a couple days and see how the
bute helps her. Well, the next day, the horse was still
the same and kept losing her balance and falling down.
Knowing that the horse wasn't in shock (since the vet
didn't think so), I agreed to massage this little mare.
This mare's back was so tight that you could actually
see how tight the muscle in her back was. I massaged her
right side and then moved on to her left side. About
halfway through her left side, we noticed that she was
no longer shaking on her right side and was standing a
lot better. When I left, the horse was still a little
shaky, but there was a noticeable difference even in her
attitude. I felt great being able to help a horse and to
immediately see the results. Not to mention how great it
felt to know that the massage worked, even when the vet
couldn't help as quickly.
Her owner has even set up another appointment for her in
a couple of days! I am looking forward to her next
massage to see how she is doing then and how she will do
afterwards!
Thanks for teaching us how to help the animals we love!
S.F, OH
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Massage Brings Out the Best |
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Yesterday I was asked to massage a pregnant mare. They
said she was not a personable horse, hated to be
brushed, and was more witchy since she'd been bred. This
is their "prize" bucksin pleasure champion. She is a
pleasure to ride, but not to work with. However, about
three minutes into the massage, she was licking and
chewing, her head was just hanging there and her ears
were forward.
The owner came into the barn halfway through the massage
and Kiddo nickered to her. She said she never does that!
Afterwards, during the walkout, she was very happy. The
owner said "you're a miracle worker!" That was great to
hear. It really gave me confidence and I was so pleased
that I could make that horse feel so good!
A.B., ME
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Quick Results |
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A client wrote a little reference note for me
today, and I thought you might like to hear what she has
to say:
"Janis does an excellent job with equine massage. I'm
impressed with her technique and ability to stay
grounded when doing her massage work. At Dreamcatchers
Therapeutic Riding Center we have a mare that is very
nervous, and Janis has helped relax her and relieve pain
for her. Janis has done a very nice job with the mare."
P.
Fear-Green CHA Clinic Instructor Centered Riding Level
II Instructor
Imagine that...and I only graduated about a month ago! I
certainly owe it all to my instructor at Equissage! Pam
also said that Shea's movement flows smoothly now when
the instructors ride her and that she finally looks like
a balanced horse.
Sincerely,
J.C.
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True Benefits of Massage |
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Wow! What a whirlwind of activity these past few weeks!
My world is opening and expanding and I LOVE IT!!! I
LOVE you guys and the EQUISSAGE program...it is amazing
that I remember SOOOO MUCH and currently I'm taking an
A&P course for human massage work and because of how
well you teach anatomy and muscles I am finding this to
be a piece of cake...okay, not quite a piece of cake but
pretty darn easy for an old fart:)
Have been talking and educating people about massage and
telling those who are looking for a program about
EQUISSAGE. People are impressed, apparently with my
dedication and how their horses are after I work on
them.
In
Arizona and California things are "fads" and now the
"fad" is chiropractic, lasers, magnets and "tens"
machines...many "massage therapists" are doing these
things and the horses are paying the price...so far I've
worked on 3 that were messed up by these
"professionals".
I
hear comments of..."if you are a massage therapist, then
you can "adjust" my horse too". I must get a pained look
in my face because they usually say "oh, well the other
therapist do"...guess that's why they aren't having the
other therapists back...dah.
It
distresses me that there are seemingly alot of people
who claim to be healers that are hurting the animals and
charging alot of money. I try to stay focused on what I
learned with you and my convictions in my heart and then
I try to teach people to understand the reason and
meaning behind massage...
One lovely story was today...a ranch who trains and
sells cutting horses (don't show) asked me to come to
visit with them, they asked me to work on a "problem"
mare. I worked on her, she had some minor issues, but
was toxic to her core. Hand walked her afterwards, she
came back into her stall and fell into this deep
standing sleep with the lip hanging down and drooling.
The trainers were shocked, they said she NEVER relaxes
in her stall...10 minutes later she's laying down
sleeping...they saw this and said that I am the FIRST
person who has touched this mare and got her to LAY DOWN
and SLEEP.
Sadly they have a "holistic" vet who is treating her
with bovine hormones, herbs and talked them into putting
shoes with MAGNETS on her...but I held my tongue...tough
as it was. My job was done and they were impressed. When
the main trainer got talking to me later he mentioned
all they give this horse and he said, "you know, you are
the first person that got immediate result...I may pull
her shoes and throw the other crap out".
That is about it, oh I forgot, a local (PHOENIX)AM radio
station has asked me to be on two talk programs to talk
about equine massage!!!!!! We met yesterday and they
were so impressed, they are going to see if they can get
me on monthly to talk about nothing but equine massage
and everything involved with it!!!! Mary, if it works
out you HAVE to join us one weekend!!!
So
that is it, I love this, I love my life, thank you for
all you have done and the fact that I know you are both
behind me even now as I branch out and grow. You are
both a blessing.
Be
well.
B.S.
AZ
I was
called to massage a quarter horse to help prepare him for a
2-day event. When I arrived to give him his first massage, I
asked what his history was. This is what I was told: At 5 years
of age, he was in a barn fire and was burned pretty badly on his
withers, back and rump. Then at 11 years old, he was loaned out
for a 3-day trail ride with the assumption that the rider would
use a saddle that fit. Unfortunately, that was not the case -
when the horse's hair grew back in after being shaved, it was
white. I was then told that in the previous year, he was
contested in one event, but he couldn't make it for the next
day's event. Now at the age of 14, he was showing signs of
arthritis in his shoulders and point of hip. My client's vet
told them that the horse could be contested if he received 2-3
grams of bute each day and thought that massage would help as
well.
The
horse had some scar tissue from the burns he received, which
could not be seen but was tender to the touch. During his first
massage, the horse did not like having percussion done on the
areas where he was burned and allowed limited friction. When I
massaged him again two days later, I could only do light
percussion on the back, but was okay elsewhere. Then two days
after that, I massaged him again. This time I was able to use
all the strokes at all pressure levels. He was acting much
better and did not need to receive the bute.
After
the 2-day event was over, he received 2nd, 7th, and 8th places
out of 37. This is a wonderful testimony for the amazing
benefits of sports massage therapy. Thanks again, Mary for your
training and encouragement!
F.C.,
ESMT
Ohio
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