Lady Ann Equine Massage

Great summer day with the Amish

Sumer clients

This has been a very wonderful accomplishment to add to my bodywork for horses. The work involves decreased pain and tightness , allows for proper vascular, nerve and energy flow to take place. Often times tissues hold on to emotion associated with an injury and can be release with this work. Fixated cranial bones can lead to TMJ issues, running eyes,headaches, lack of concentration, aggression and irritation. Other symptoms may be head tossing, head shaking, nervousness, tears or dry eye, vision and balance issues. Unknown reasons for difficulty chewing, dropping food, change in appetite and restlessness . The work is subtle but profound and I am seeing some amazing results.

Visit to Wellington Florida has been a great visit so far. Visiting events and massaging horses in training. First photo was Douglas Puterbaugh who is training all day every day starting at 4:00 am. Tamara is a busy busy manager performing all the logistic at the barn.

This arena is absolutely beautiful with GGT footing believe TAMARA said first in Michigan

This is Dalorian who was our demo horse for k tape. He was very curious as to what we were taping next on him. Kenisiology tape is used as a natural pain reliever helping to also bring increased circulation and lymph exchange for healing. Demo was at Puterbaughs Dressage Clinic this weekend.

http://www.amishcountryhorses.com/adtl_stallions/crazy_blue_sky.htm. I have the pleasure of working with this beautiful handsome stud

15 horses in two days my record. Four of which were Belgium’s . Today relaxing such fun trying to talk my husband into hot tub. The first two girls had been in field working and were getting bath after treatment . All repeat business increasing performance by getting rid of shortened strides, hops, balking, attitude enhancement and neck issues. They had all seen chiropractors with no success

Helping one horse at a time recover and maintain performance.

Restoring hindend muscle performance to a Belgium Stud Zorro. Was my first