Clinics
What is Equine & Canine Sports Massage and how does ESM Therapy Work?
Equine & Canine Sports Massage, or ESM, is the therapeutic application of professional massage techniques developed and used 
by human athletes, but applied to horses and dogs. From a horse’s or dog’s perspective, imagine being sore and not being able to reach the pain. Rigorous training, stall or crate confinement, eventing and transporting all cause stress to horses and dogs.
ESM is a non-invasive, hands-on technique to reduce tension, stress and muscle fatigue, the main causes of muscular problems. ESM increases circulation and diminishes muscle spasms, which reduces the risk of injuries from repetitive training and rigorous competition, pleasure riding, breeding, transporting, and growing. ESM can even help long-standing injuries, and prevent future injuries from hindering your horse’s or dog’s career and well being.
ESM has proven its ability to increase equine athletic performance up to 20%, giving both horse and rider or dog and handler the competitive edge by competing at full potential. This also allows the animal’s body to maintain a healthy state of balance, adding to the life and value of the horse or dog. ESM benefits all breeds at any age.
Learn how to do Equine or Canine Sports Massage techniques !
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• Strengthen the bond between horse and rider
• Increase your horse’s performance • Reduce the risk of injury and relieve your animal’s stress
Our clinic will teach you massage, acupressure and stretching techniques that are proven in helping:
Muscle Fatigue ~ Shoulder Lameness~ Injury Recovery
Stress~ Girth & Saddle Discomfort ~ Limited Extension & Flexion
Stifle, Hip and Hock Muscles ~ Sore Back
Transport and Breeding Tension ~ Cold Back ~ Pre- and Post-Event Muscle Relaxation
Increase Performance, Range of Motion, & Stamina ~ Relieve Arthritis
More topics covered in this seminar:
• Equine Stress Point Therapy
• Herbs for your Horse
• Importance of Saddle Fit
• Equine Muscular & Skeletal Anatomy
• Valuable Equine Stretches
For information on clinic dates and locations, or to host your own clinic, call us at 678-452-2114 or Deborah’s Cell 239-707-7312 or Contact Us.
A fee is paid to the clinic host and their horse or dog receives a free evaluation and massage. One ,Two or Three day clinics are available. Private sessions and/or instruction is also available by appointment . Pricing varies depending on the location and number of participants.