Golden Triangle equine

02/08/2025

There are many debates about fascia—what it is, what it includes, and what its function truly is. Many definitions are used to describe and categorise this tissue, which I believe is impossible. It is a continuous tissue that is everywhere and manifests in many forms, from loose areolar tissue to highly organised tendons; from continuous tissue that connects parts, allows for force transmission, to areas where it disconnects and allows gliding and sliding.
The picture shows what I observe during my equine dissections.
I see the fibrillary network, filmed by J. C. Guimberteau.
And I see the ‘matrix’ described, I believe, by Stephen Lewin – “Fascia is the fabric of the body; not the vestments covering the corpus but material that gives it the form: the warp and the weft. Muscles and bone, liver, lung, gut, urinary, brain and endocrine are all embroidered in the fascial web.

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24/07/2025

Wonderful day working down in Florence and lolo. New machine is horse approved! Now getting ready to head to wa this up coming week .let me know if you would like to get on the schedule 360 463 2094

22/07/2025

Fun muscle day

This is the cutaneous trunci! It is a superficial muscle commonly referred to as the fly switch muscle. That line is often more prominent as a result of gastric ulcers and issues relating to digestion, but also could be from excessive flies like we see this time of year.

19/07/2025

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15/07/2025

New things and services soon to be offered!!! Stay tuned 😉. Still scheduling the rest of July. Few dates still available

13/07/2025

Up coming schedule dates :

Washington July 29th till August 4th or 5th .

Missoula July 28th

Libby ,Troy, north Idaho August 5th

My schedule fills up fast so get ahold of me to schedule 360 463 2094

Some flexibility in dates.

13/07/2025

Sundays fun Information:

This chart is just a general idea to go by . There are alot of things that go in to how fat or skinny a horse is . When in doubt ask a vet !

02/07/2025

Stay tuned 😉 4th of July raffle coming. $5 a spot . 20 spots . Chance to win free spots!

01/07/2025

I did not write this but it's good to know.

This weeks muscle - Longissimus Dorsi

The LONG-issimus dorsi is the longest muscle in the equine body. Although this muscle is the largest and most well know muscle of the back, it extends from the sacrum all the way up to the C4 vertebrae in the neck.

--- Function ---
The longissimus dorsi originates at the sacrum, ilium (pelvis), and along each lumbar and thoracic vertebrae. The longissimus dorsi inserts along the transverse processes of the vertebrae and the tubercles of ribs. Because the longissimus dorsi connects to the dorsal and transverse processes of all of the back vertebrae, it is the most powerful extensor muscle of the back.

- When both sides of the longissimus dorsi engage together, the spine is extended.

- When one side engages, the spine is flexed laterally.

- The longissimus dorsi also stabilizes the spinal column and transmits energy during movement.

This is one of the primary muscles to consider when fitting a saddle. Unlike the thin trapezius, which acts as more of a shoulder muscle, the longissimus dorsi is a large back muscle that can bear the weight of a saddle!

22/02/2025

About me !

Destinie Beninger is a Certified Equine Sports Massage Therapist with education in Rehabilitation. She attended MNHA (Midwest Natural Healing For Animals) with 3 months of coursework including Anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, rider biomechanics, basic saddle fit, rehabilitation, and much more. She then attended a 4 day hands on course and met strict criteria to receive her certification.

What are the benefits of massage? Well.....SO many things!
- Improves circulation
- Releases endorphins (which are natural painkillers)
- Increases excretion of toxins
- Relaxes muscle spasms and relieves tension - Alleviates stiffness and restores mobility to injured tissues
- Prevents injuries and loss of mobility in trouble spots
- Increases range of motion
- Enhances muscle tone
- Reduces inflammation and swelling
- Lowers blood pressure
- Increases endurance
- Maintains overall physical condition
- Promotes relaxation, focus and positive disposition
Every horse can benefit from massage!

22/02/2025

Good afternoon everyone! We are off to a cold start this year. Let's get horses scheduled , and let me know what shows and events you would like to see me at . This month I will be :
Wa,Oregon, Idaho march 7th till the 15th filling up fast .

Mid month I will be in Missoula
Rest of the month will be close to home ( foaling season starts soon).

360 463 2094.