Trigger Point Release for Horses - Tutorial
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- This CE accredited trigger point therapy course is suitable for therapists, owners, or anyone who works in the care and well-being of horses.
Includes step by step tutorials for the assessment and treatment of trigger points in horses.
The full online course provides a detailed overview of trigger point theory as it applies to horses, combined with a fully illustrated trigger point locator, course text, and over 120 minutes of video tutorials presented by Andy Eckley.
Certification is offered and is included with this course. Certification requires completion of an online reflective learning exam which is also included together with lifetime access to all course material.
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Andy has devoted much of his life to studying the techniques of leading equine therapists such as the late Jack Meagher who one of the leading writers, teachers and practitioners of deep tissue massage for horses.
As a soft tissue therapist for both horses and humans, Andy runs a busy clinic whilst spending much of the year traveling to treat both riders and horses and international shows and competitive events.
Andy is one of the pioneers of trigger point therapy for horses and is one of the most highly regarded teachers in this area of practice.
Andy regularly works on the sets of film and TV shows, as a Certified Animal Safety Representative, on behalf of the American Humane Society.
Thank you...my poor Henry seems more and more stiff everyday. I did try this today and he fliched in several places. I was concerned that I was pissing him off, but by the second round, he sighed, tooted and leaned into me. Whatever I was doing, he liked. Hope I can do a better job tomorrow. I get massage regularly for inoperable spinal injury. I try to do deep breathing with him in the hopes he follows my lead. I know it's probably silly, but I just want him to have a happy senior life.
Ahh I really miss massaging horses ( due to my arthritis) they are great at telling you where the problems are, & it’s so satisfying to see a horse visibly change during a treatment
Love your videos for horses. Wish you would put more up for dogs and their trigger points. I imagine they're pretty much the same.
I did this to a trotter today with much success. When I first did the grab and push movement on the withers, she leaned gently into me. I was helping her! I moved down her spine to her hamstrings. She did not like my effort with her tuber c. /hip. At the poll she moaned and slowly lowered her head.
Back to school with your video.
Great to hear. Keep at it. BTW we will soon be filming a new equine massage course. Make sure to visit our community page here or our website for release details. Thank you for your feedback 🙏
Dynamite is a beautiful horse😍💕🦄
Thank you this was very helpful!!
Hi Dilley,
Thank you very much for your feedback🙌🏻
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That's a damn good assistant horse
Thank you for this info.
I wonder how interesting treatment would be on Standardbred trotter or pacer in daily workout for 25 minutes/6 days per week.
Thank you. I normally feel intuitively where it's sore, but I need to practice the massage.
We're glad you found the tutorial helpful! Practicing massage techniques will definitely enhance your ability to help your horse feel better. Keep up the great work! 🐴👍
Wow! There is so many cool tips I had never known before and I have been caring for horses for 43 years! I pray you can help me here. I have an 11 year old mare who has slight atrophe in her left shoulder. There is nothing really wrong with her but the muscles are a bit smaller. I am thinking it is because the last owner kept her as a pasture pet when prior to that she was a halter champion twice! I plan on conditioning her in the spring and try to build up that muscle again. Can you suggest a daily regimen of treatments and exercises/massages.ect for her? Right now, I am massaging the muscle-growundwork-then stretches before riding but I want to be sure she doesn't lose any more muscle mass.
do you cover adductors in the course?
Thank you for caring about horses. Is there something you can put on, or tools that you can use on the horse that makes massaging easier? I find that my hands get tired.
Hello Angela … thank you for your feedback. Massage tools can definitely used with care. Please see the “Tools and Accessories” section on our website www.nielasher.com 🙏
Hi i did this yesterday and the whole of the horses back went into a tight spasm! what do you suggest i do? Im a body worker student. Thank you
Thank you very much for your feedback 🙏
"Is that a fly on my back?"
When trigger point release has enough controversy surrounding humans not able to provide an evidence of this practice here we go....with horses... 👌