Horse Back Pain Part 2: How to Help: The Goose Release (2020)
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This technique works to release a ligament under the tail (sacrotuberose ligament) that can profoundly affect the ability of the pelvis to move freely. It is our experience that when horses are "short striding", in about 40% of cases the issue is not in the front part of the leg or the lumbar spine, but in this sacrotuberose ligament.
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That’s a handy release to have in you toolbox
My horse loves this technique. He leans into it to get more pressure.
Hi, very good Videos. 🤩 thank you!! Doesn’t the website exist any longer? I would love to buy more content ❤
Hi! thanks a lot for your videos :) Is it a good sign if the horse "leans on your thumb"? Mine does, and on one side more than the other ...
Hi
She is a good instructor...have you worked on humans, too?
Just horses! :)