How can poll, hyoid, and TMJ mobility impact hock mobility?

This video shows a physiotherapy session with Rocco that highlights the amazing fascial connections in the horse’s body that connect the head to the hindquarters via the hyoid apparatus. You will watch Rocco’s hock mobility increase throughout the session following poll and TMJ mobilizations and work on a lunge line focusing on relaxed forward movement.

[@sobatdin9593]

Thank you for sharing this video welldone, I always think it’s a magic moment when horses realise what your trying to do for them, and then start to communicate with you asking for more, just incredible, as a positive , little comment, it would be great if you could typ letter in green rather than scroll, thank you looking forward to more of your skills x 🇬🇧

[@PattieWildMare]

I love that he asked you to help him release! Thanks for showing the connection between the head/neck and hind end. Very informative!

[@charlottebakker3160]

wow this video helped me to see that i am in exactly the same situation with my horse without recognizing it first! She also often puts her head on my shoulder and I help her stretch, but untill now I didnt know why she liked it so much! And she also has stiff hocks, but I didnt connect the two with eachother. Thank you for this video

[@TheHorsePT]

Oh yay! I’m so glad it was helpful!!

[@freddytait7726]

Don’t get me wrong get some friends help with camera you. Have the right idea but remember. Your audience. Need to be in on the action even putting powder chalk marks on the floor. Good luck

[@debtompkins5363]

you have a good intention, but need to get some decent editing equipment and think more about working where you know you left the camera

[@TheHorsePT]

Thanks for your feedback! I accept Venmo donations @barbara-parks ❤