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Equine Massage Therapist servicing Cochrane, AB & surrounding areas
09/06/2023
Matthew Doyle Horsemanship & I are offering a clinic series! Please email us for more info & to book!
19/04/2023
This guy was in need of a treatment & showed many releases throughout!
We definitely had a very productive session & helped Smarty get on the right track
27/12/2020
Happy Sunday everyone! 🤍
I hope you all had a fantastic Christmas and I can’t wait to see you in the new year.
Keep stretching those ponies, and be sure to give them an extra carrot (or 2) over the holidays 😉🎄
See you all in 2021!
~ Brooke
Lava feeing wonderful during her treatment! Just look at those heavy eyes and big yawns 🤩
13/11/2020
A very good video by Veterinarian, Dr. Chad Hewlett.
We aim for our equine athletes to heal in the best way possible. Paying strict attention to detail during their rehabilitation is crucial for a slow and correct healing process✨
Rehabilitation: It's for Healing and Prevention In this video, Dr. Chad Hewlett talks about how important rehabilitation is for your equine athlete! He also discusses the difference between rehabilitation ...
05/11/2020
Introducing Maya Pedersen ‘s young boy, Phoenix. This was his first massage treatment with me, and he absolutely loved it!
✨Signs of release and relaxation may be:
Licking and Chewing
Yawning
Release of bowel movements
Low and relaxed head/neck ✨
Phoenix had many releases and was so curious and intuitive during the session... Take a look at his kind, soft facial expression while he is releasing through a large yawn.
He is truly the sweetest 4 year old. Thanks for having me out, Maya! 🤍
23/10/2020
Kim Park Shellborn ‘s lovely guy, Koko... Between his many releases, he is always so tentative and curious about me. He is such a kind gentleman and truly loves his treatments. 🤍
19/10/2020
Happy Monday everyone!
❄️ With the colder months approaching, I want to take a moment and discuss what this means for our horses.
It is very important to make sure our horses are nice and warmed up before we start stretching or exercising them. This is crucial during the winter months, as we want them to be as safe and comfortable as possible.
A proper warm up will:
• Help reduce injury
• Assist in proper activation of the muscles
• Assure you don’t cause any minor muscle damage
• Help reduce any lactic acid build up
If you happen to have an outdoor appointment booked, I will be sure to check in with you before you’re appointment to make sure it is still appropriate for both you and your horse ❄️