Equine Athletics Therapy

08/30/2025

Just a reminder, we will be having a couple stalls open up for extended stays the first week of September! 🎉

🚨 September Stall Openings 🚨

We are pleased to announce that two stalls will be available in September for extended stays. Whether your horse needs rehabilitation or a structured fitness program, our facility is here to help.

📣BIG ANNOUNCEMENT📣
Our Cold Saltwater Spa and Aqua Tred is on track to launch in October. We will also begin accepting haul-ins at that time.

08/19/2025

21 Days…
Proof that good-quality forage and a structured exercise routine can transform a horse’s body.

This horse came in for fitness and training, and by encouraging him to use his body correctly, we’ve made incredible improvements to his posture in just three weeks! Small, consistent changes add up to big results.

08/19/2025

Bath day 🛁

08/18/2025

🚨 September Stall Openings 🚨

We are pleased to announce that two stalls will be available in September for extended stays. Whether your horse needs rehabilitation or a structured fitness program, our facility is here to help.

📣BIG ANNOUNCEMENT📣
Our Cold Saltwater Spa and Aqua Tred is on track to launch in October. We will also begin accepting haul-ins at that time.

08/08/2025

The perks of living in a valley, shady mornings and late afternoons ☀️

08/07/2025

Is it too hot to ride your horse?

Here’s a quick guide I use and share with clients:

Add the temperature (°F) + humidity (%).
That number tells you how safe it is to ride:
• 💚 Below 130 = Safe to ride
• ⚠️ 130–150 = Use caution, light work only
• 🔥 Over 150 = Danger zone — overheating risk
• 🚫 Over 180 = Do NOT ride

Remember: horses cool by sweating, but humidity blocks that process. Even on a breezy day, high humidity can be dangerous. To prevent this, ride in the early mornings or late evenings

Stay safe, ride smart, and always cool down properly!

— Equine Athletics Therapy

07/22/2025

My quite place 🌕

07/18/2025

Last night was a vibe 🌅