Laura Moss Equine Sports Massage
I am a fully qualified therapist with over 10 years of experience. I am a member of IAAMT. I am based in Cambridge and cover the surrounding areas.
I have graduated in the UK with Equissage Europe who are world renowned, certified & accredited. Equine Sports massage is a therapeutic application, in which a range of professional techniques are applied to all the major muscles groups, that cover the whole horse from its head to its hock, during the massage I can interpret the horses reactions and expressions and identify any tight knots of adhering fibres, many of which can restrict the full range of movement within that muscle, these fibrous knots are treated with a range of pressures and strokes, to relieve the tension and relax the muscle to help gain its optimum potential. A thorough understanding of anatomy and the interactions of joints and muscles, are the basis of this proven physical & mental therapy that is the art of massage. The benefits & effects of sports massage, are shown to have profound outcomes on these superb athletes. Sports massage differs from any other form of massage, as it focuses on the cause of muscle injury with the intent of relieving muscular pain, and assisting in the prevention of future injuries to those muscles, as it works with the bodies natural healing process, by increasing the flow of nutrients to the muscles and carrying away excessive fluids and toxins. The following are some common signs of muscular tension.
*Poor performance
*Pacing and shuffling in a collected walk
*Head throwing
*Pulling/hanging on the bit
*Holding the tail to one side
*Rearing
*Bucking
*Lateral stiffness
*Refusing to jump
*Cold back
*If your horse is excessively over reaching
*Any behavioural changes in your horse
22/05/2023
Getting back into it after a settling in period of moving back home π¬π§ from New Zealand π³πΏ
Soo good to be back π‘ and treating horses again!
25 year old Otto enjoying his massage today π΄
25/10/2022
Amazing news gratefully received this morning from one of my lovely NZ clients π₯°ππ
03/10/2022
A few of the horses Iβve treated today.
Itβs been a busy Monday π
Iβve done well to dodge the heavy showers π§
09/09/2022
Rest in Peace, Your Majesty. π¬π§π
18/08/2022
Glad of some cover today!! π§ π§
05/08/2022
Hippo showing off how good he is at his neck stretches - no bribery needed π₯
16/07/2022
Beautiful day for it! βοΈβοΈβοΈ
02/06/2022
Too cute and a pleasure to treatπ΄
10/05/2022
IMPROVING BLOOD FLOW:
(Perfectly demonstrated by Foxy today)
One of the many benefits of massage.
When we massage it acts to draw blood into the tissue, more importantly restricted tissue, increasing circulation. Blood acts to deliver oxygen and nutrients to the cells which is crucial for cellular health and function. With the increased flow in, there is an equal increase flow outwards which acts to remove the waste products (lymph circulation) and improve the absorption to excess fluids thus reducing swelling on soft tissues.
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