Experienced & Certified Equine Body Worker & Massage Therapist
Premier Equine Massage invites you to keep your horse supple in their mobility through individualized massage therapies. Equine massage is a necessary component to stronger rides and happy strides. Treat your horse to a relaxing experience that enhances their overall wellness, provides relief, and assists with the management of hardworking muscles.
Equine Massage Therapy is not a substitute for veterinary care.
Issues that any horse is having should be first diagnosed by a licensed veterinarian before introducing any and all types of therapy.
Massage is a holistic, hands-on therapy that supports both equine performance and above all else, well-being. It helps maintain and improve circulation, reduce muscle tension, and promote physical and mental balance through targeted manipulation of muscles and soft tissues. Massage plays a key role in injury prevention, supports recovery, and contributes to long-term health and soundness.
Sam at ColdWin Farm
Titan at Bridle Brook Barns
Services
Massage Therapy
Regular massage therapy supports your horse’s overall health by improving circulation, relieving muscle tension, enhancing flexibility, and promoting relaxation. It aids in injury prevention, speeds up recovery, and supports optimal performance—whether your horse is in training, recovering, or simply enjoying retirement. Consistent bodywork helps keep your horse comfortable, balanced, and moving at their best.
Myofascial Release
Myofascial release is a targeted therapy that addresses tension and restrictions in the fascia—connective tissue that supports muscles and movement. This gentle, effective technique helps restore mobility, improve posture, reduce pain, and enhance overall performance. Regular sessions support recovery, prevent injury, and promote long-term balance in both body and mind, making it a valuable addition to any equine wellness program.
Milo at Maverick Hill Dressage
Photobiomodulation: PBM Light Therapy
Photobiomodulation (PBM), or red light therapy, is a safe, non-invasive treatment that uses therapeutic wavelengths of light to stimulate cellular healing, reduce inflammation, and manage pain. When integrated into a veterinary-approved rehabilitation plan, PBM can accelerate tissue repair, support joint and muscle recovery, and improve outcomes following injury or surgery. This evidence-based therapy is an excellent adjunct to veterinary care, helping horses regain comfort, mobility, and function more efficiently during the healing process.
Feel, Learn, Connect: Practical Massage Techniques for Horse Owners
Massage isn't just something horses receive—it's something owners can learn. My practice incorporates hands-on instruction and introductory techniques designed to help owners better understand touch, movement, and relaxation. Sessions include simple, practical skills that owners can comfortably incorporate into their daily routines while gaining a deeper understanding of how thoughtful touch can support the overall well-being of our horses.
Learning basic equine anatomy and developing a regular practice of feeling your horse's body can help you become more familiar with their normal muscle tone, symmetry, temperature, and movement. Over time, this hands-on awareness can make subtle changes easier to recognize and give you a better understanding of how your horse carries and uses their body.
Introduction to Equine Massage Demonstration for Local 4-H Members