Lori’s Equine Massage

04/05/2025

Lori’s Equine Massage will be closing. It almost made it 2 years but it’s time for this entity to say goodbye. Thank you for the few who liked and followed my page! Thank you to my few clients for using my services. Keep your horses muscles strong, supple, and stretched. I may get innovated to begin again sometime ahead, who knows. Time will tell. This page and the website page will be closed in the near future.

Remember… Because it’s About the Muscles! ❤️🙏❤️

Lori

03/05/2025

Equine Massage helps release muscle tension, restriction, breaks up trigger points, and releases tight fascia. Massage helps the horse move and feel better!

Contact me if you are ready to schedule a session or just want to talk about how I can help your horse.

Visit my website for services and pricing at www.lorisequinemassage.com

…Because it’s About the Muscles!
Lori

Lori's Equine Massage uses the hands to feel muscle tension, tightness, spasm areas, and trigger points. Massage therapy helps increase circulation, get more oxygen and nutrients through muscles, which in return gets horses moving and feeling better!

21/04/2025

How often does your horse need a massage? That depends.

If your horse has a dull coat, is moving stiff and slow, muscles appear tight, body looks restricted, your horse will benefit from a massage.

Depending on how long the horse has gone without any restriction release, it may take 2 or 3 sessions to fully get the muscles released. Once released, the massage sessions can be spread out to every month or every two months.

Owners want to look at their horse’s massage schedule with the mindset of what their horse needs. Are you in a show season, going on long trail rides, trailering, an increased training schedule, or your horse just needs a massage.

Massage is very good for a horse and it feels good too!

View www.lorisequinemassage.com for my services.

…Because it’s About the Muscle’s!

Lori

17/04/2025

Trigger Points: Toxin buildup in the muscle belly, usually caused by tension in the muscle. Tension occurs when the horse is overworked, under stress, or even boredom. They feel like a knot or a band of knots and some can be painful. These trigger points need to be massaged out so the muscle can get circulation and oxygen again and get the horse feeling better!

Contact me if you are ready to schedule a session or just want to talk about how massage will help your horse.

Visit my website for services and pricing at www.lorisequinemassage.com

…Because it’s About the Muscles!
Lori

Lori's Equine Massage uses the hands to feel muscle tension, tightness, spasm areas, and trigger points. Massage therapy helps increase circulation, get more oxygen and nutrients through muscles, which in return gets horses moving and feeling better!

13/04/2025

Lori's Equine Massage uses the hands to feel muscle tension, tightness, spasm areas, and trigger points. Massage therapy helps increase circulation, get more oxygen and nutrients through muscles, which in return gets horses moving and feeling better!

13/04/2025

Equine Massage is a non-invasive therapy practice used on horses that use the hands to influence muscles. A horse’s optimal movement can be compromised due to injury, incorrect saddle fit, pain and inflammation, repetitive movements, strenuous exercise, arthritis, or emotional stress, and all this will affect the soft tissue. As this occurs, the horse may exert behaviors such as aggression, dominance, unwilling to move, refusal, or simply just feeling off. The muscles and the fascia are restricted. Without outside manipulation, this restriction will not go away on its own.

See more detail plus pricing adjustments at www.lorisequinemassage.com

…Because it’s About the Muscles!

Lori's Equine Massage uses the hands to feel muscle tension, tightness, spasm areas, and trigger points. Massage therapy helps increase circulation, get more oxygen and nutrients through muscles, which in return gets horses moving and feeling better!

12/04/2025

Equine Massage and Bodywork - massage, fascia release, stretching, taping, blading, pemf, etc…. Bodyworkers are everywhere now and each have their own style, method, and specialty. People are becoming certified each year by the hundreds and we now have MANY to choose from! Even Owners have the information to do their own massage or even get certified to do their own horses!! My message today is “Work On Your Horses!” Whether you as the owner want to save the money and do it yourself, OR you break down and pay the cost and hire a bodyworker, Just Work On Your Horses. The horses NEED it! It is good and I mean good for them!! If you think riding and spraying them down then putting them away day after day after day will be ok, I strongly suggest to reconsider! There really is no excuses anymore with all that is offered out there. Yes a certified bodyworker will have much more training, knowledge, and experience, but if it comes down to: ‘it’s too expensive’, then do it yourself, ‘I didn’t like the bodyworker I had’, look for another one (there are MANY), ‘my horse doesn’t need it’, really??

Work On Your Horses! No excuses! They do to much for us and they are amazing!

Advocate for the horse,
Lori

05/04/2025

Happy Saturday from the beautiful Tucson Desert! 🌵

Equine Massage will help your horse get those tight and restricted muscles released so the horse can move with better range of motion and simply feel better.

Massage works!�Let's keep them moving and feeling their best!

Because It’s About the Muscles! 🤗
Visit my website for services and pricing at www.lorisequinemassage.com

Make it a great day!
Lori

Lori's Equine Massage uses the hands to feel muscle tension, tightness, spasm areas, and trigger points. Massage therapy helps increase circulation, get more oxygen and nutrients through muscles, which in return gets horses moving and feeling better!

29/03/2025

Happy Saturday from the Tucson desert!

Equine Massage helps release muscle tension, restriction, breaks up trigger points, and releases tight fascia.

Massage will help your horse move and feel better!!

Contact me if you are ready to schedule a session or just want to talk about how massage will help your horse.

Visit my website for services and pricing at www.lorisequinemassage.com

…Because it’s About the Muscles!
Lori

Lori's Equine Massage uses the hands to feel muscle tension, tightness, spasm areas, and trigger points. Massage therapy helps increase circulation, get more oxygen and nutrients through muscles, which in return gets horses moving and feeling better!

29/03/2025

Semitendinosus
This is the longest muscle of the hamstrings and is located between the Biceps Femoris and Semimembranosus muscles.

This muscle extends the hip,
flexes stifle and hock and assists with the rotation in the legs. Very important for hind-end movement and overall performance.

Equine Massage will help release muscle and fascia restriction and get circulation moving.

Your horse will Thank You!

…Because it’s About the Muscle’s!

Lori
Www.lorisequinemassage.com

22/03/2025

Biceps Femoris - this is a large muscle located in the hind-end, part of the hamstring muscles. This muscle flexes the knee, extends the hip and hock, assists in hindlimb abduction and overall hindlimb movement.

If overworked and not enough recovery time, this muscle can become strained which may affect other muscles in the body. The horse’s gaits could be off, inflammation and swelling could occur, and of course the horse is just not feeling good.

👉 Keep in mind that within your conditioning program, REST is a key factor for muscle recovery. Schedule light (and fun) workouts in between the intensive workouts or just a day off. Muscles worked must have the time to recover.

☀️ An Equine Massage will also GREATLY help to release muscle tension and restriction, any trigger points or spasms, fascia release and just gives the horse an overall good feeling and better movement!

So consider a massage for your horse! It will help to recover muscles but will help your horse feel better!!

…Because it’s About the Muscle’s!

Lori
Www.lorisequinemassage.com