Equine Sports Massage 101
Your horse is yawning profusely, licking, chewing, and gradually lowering her head. Her eyes slowly glaze over, as her lower lip becomes slack. Is this the effect of drugs? No, this apparent sedation is the effect of skilled bodywork. It’s a result
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Gabrielle Pullen, GCFP, NCMT, has been working professionally with horses and riders since 1994, enhancing mobility and performance using a variety of skilled modalities that address neuromuscular function. Her take on rehabilitation includes a broader paradigm than mechanically working on muscles as if they were inanimate objects. She focuses on fine-tuning awareness, building on the refinement of their existing highly sensitive consciousness to improve their movement and behavior.
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