LS Equine Massage, LLC

08/31/2025

Thank you so much Rose & Roy Farm LLC for having me out today so I could practice some new techniques! It was so nice to catch up and meet new faces.

08/27/2025

08/09/2025

08/06/2025

Ok I am done 😁 i have twiddled and fiddled with my drawings because you know if it isnt right in my head then I will keep messing with it because I want you to think whole horse so just drawing one part often can make it hard to correlate why your horse may be showing something in one area yet be reactive in the other.
But my aim is for you the horse owner to have those 💡moments

But my next question is how many parts do you want to see in a course ?, I am working through the whole horse but obviously cannot put over 700 muscles in its already taken me ages and I am only getting to the muscle section, each video will discuss the correlation between what we feel and see so if we see the rhomboid and the tensor fascia lata then why ??
So I thought about what i call everyday muscles the muscles which often are always part of the crime scene

But this way is my fav so far. Ps if you disagree I will block you 😅😅😅 (only joking)
P.p.s I know they are not perfect arghhh imposter syndrome is a real thing, but try and not be to mean its really hard putting stuff out and worrying about criticism xx

I promise I am putting the pen down the urge to just do one more thing is very real 😃

08/01/2025

Edited to show the third human toe is the equilivant to the horse foot. Also the horse splint bones are thought to be the equivalent of toes 2 and 4 in the human.

What a clever way to illustrate the foot of man and lower leg of the horse.

Drawing taken from “The horse its treatment in health and disease, 1909”.

They have similarities in the bone structure however the biomechanical are quite different.

I love it when I hear folks compare horses feet to human feet and I untangle in my head, what they describe, to see if what they are saying is actually correct. Flipper feet (long toes), stones in shoes (protruding bars) etc.

My journey of biomechanics is in its infancy but it’s a truly amazing topic. I had a great 2 hour conversation with a farrier from the US today, Jeremy V. He explained such a lot to me and helped me understand more about the biomechanics.

When you consider the fetlock on the horse and the cannon bone as one of the directions of force (perpendicular) then there is the pastern line of force at at angle, it’s quite complicated. At stance it’s ok. Start the limb moving then woah……🤯🤯🤯🤯.

07/24/2025

Summer is here and we are in full show season mode,
Keep your athlete in top shape by booking a massage!
We also have spots for CLINICS! tailored for your needs, great for adults and kids alike!

***SPECIAL RATE FOR CAMPS***

07/23/2025

07/15/2025

BOW, DUNBARTON AND NEW BOSTON!
Has your horse been working hard for you this summer?
Make sure you're keeping up with bodywork to ensure peak performance!

I have two late morning spots left!
Shoot me a message here or 603-275-6119 to claim your spot now!

07/10/2025

Today we worked through some pole tension on the very spoiled Emjae. Thank you Jessica! It was great to see the new place and meet the new girl. Goodluck this weekend!

07/08/2025