Open Stride Equine Therapy

Just registered do audit Day 1 (Tues)! Such a cool opportunity - who wants to come audit with me? 👀

PUBLIC REGISTRATION IS LIVE 🏁 | Dr. Gerd Heuschmann at Seven Hills

The wait is over! Registration for Dr. Gerd Heuschmann’s final scheduled U.S. clinic stop (June 2–4) is now officially open to the public.

Our priority list has been moving fast:

🔴 RIDER SPOTS: June 3 (Day 2) is already SOLD OUT.
🟢 RIDER SPOTS: We have just 3 riding slots remaining for Day 1 (June 2) and Day 3 (June 4).
✨ AUDITOR UPDATE: To accommodate the incredible demand for this final tour stop, Gerd has agreed to increase our gallery to 30 seats per day.

Having studied with Gerd for over a decade, I’ve seen firsthand how his work serves as a vital bridge between classical dressage principles and the biomechanical realities of the horse. This 3-day masterclass is a deep dive into the 'horse-first' philosophy he has championed worldwide to ensure our horses' long-term soundness and well-being. This is a rare, final opportunity to study with a mentor who has dedicated his life to being a voice for the horse at Seven Hills in Monroe.

How to Secure Your Spot:
Click the link below to book your auditor pass or grab one of the last 3 riding sessions before they are gone.

🔗https://sevenhillstraining.com/gerd-clinic

Waitlist Info: Missed out on a June 3 riding spot? You can join the official waitlist by adding the $0 "Waitlist" item to your cart during registration. We will notify riders in the order received if a cancellation occurs.

We can’t wait to see you in June!

Since starting my deep dive into studying the equine body, I’m reminded every day that the horses are our best teacher. This past weekend I had the opportunity to experience this in a new dimension through a 3-day whole horse dissection guided by the amazing Trinity Equine Services and Northwest School of Animal Massage. Layer by layer, we examined this amazing system, all connected by a beautiful web of fascia. What an incredible opportunity to dive under the skin to see and touch the intricately woven tissues that I think about every day. I’m looking forward to considering different approaches, and implementing new and reinforced knowledge (good practitioners and biologists never stop learning!!) as I continue my practice and study of the equine body. I’ll keep the photos shared here relatively internet friendly, but please ask me questions if you want to hear or see more!

It’s been an honor getting to do sessions on Frida B The Horse as she has continued her rehab back in WA ❤️

I love how much I get to learn on the job, including more about this ground-breaking procedure!

Rare surgery successfully performed on young mare A new large bore equine CT scanner has revolutionised the surgery that a veterinary hospital in California can offer.

Happy New Year from Open Stride Equine Therapy!

We’re celebrating a big year of growth in 2025 ✨ Here are just some of the adorable faces I got to see at work during the last year ❤️

Looking forward to what is to come during 2026, year of the horse!

Kinetic Equine Medicine is now offering digital radiographs.
We can obtain a full neck and back series—including C7/T1 in most horses—using advanced digital imaging.

Introductory offer: $800 for a full neck and back radiographic series
(Exam fee, sedation, and haul-in fee not included, if applicable)
Offer valid for scheduling through February 28, 2026.

At Kinetic Equine Medicine, we focus on the neck, back, pelvis, and whole-body biomechanics of the performance horse. Through advanced diagnostics, targeted treatment, and customized rehabilitation programs, our goal is simple: to help every horse move, perform, and feel their best.

🌐 kineticequinemedicine.com
📧 [email protected]

📱 Text: 253-878-8098

📩 Message us to schedule or for additional details.

Enjoying the benefits of PEMF at home for post-op recovery!

I’m missing all of my clients, but am looking forward to seeing you all soon!

Expect to hear from me in the near future as I’m starting to schedule for late November and into December. Thanks for your patience and looking forward to getting back to your regularly scheduled sessions! 🐴

I will be participating in the January whole horse dissection at NWSAM with Trinity Equine Services. Really looking forward to this special continued education opportunity!! 🙌

Here is the winter schedule for dissections. There are a couple of locations that only have 1 or 2 spots left and then others are wide open. Maybe a great time for Northern friends to come south or west to do a dissection and get out of the cold. To get registered go to https://trinityequineservices.com/events

It’s easy as a practitioner/horse person to get caught up in finding that special method.
That one thing that works and cures all.
Is there some secret I’m missing?

The truth is, that different methods and approaches work for different people and horses.

This is why I don’t teach a ‘niche’ method or modality. I teach what works for me, but I am always open with my students about making adjustments for what works for them and their horses.

I’ve been doing this for quite a while and it can be disheartening seeing photos, videos, media, results and think that what you are doing isn’t good enough.

But the truth is- if you are helping the horse in any capacity, it is enough.
They may always need more work, need more time, need more changes to tack, lifestyle etc.
But there is no one method that you’re missing that is a cure all.

I really dislike this phrase but: ‘There is more than one way to skin a cat’. And this goes for your horse as well. There is more than one way to get results. Whether it’s rehab, training, strengthening etc.

There is no secret… there is no magic method..
There is just hard work and finding out what works for both of you.

So don’t be discouraged. You will find your way 🫶