Find equine massage therapists and bodyworkers for muscular health and recovery. Browse by area and training. See our guide on choosing an equine massage therapist.
Leda Mox holds a bachelor’s degree in Equine Science from the University of Minnesota and has been a Certified Equine Sports Massage Therapist since 1997; she is also a Certified Equine Kinesiology Tape Instructor. Work out of Becker splits between hands-on bodywork and instruction. A four-day AEM-1 Foundation course runs most months of the year, […]
Christina Naas is a licensed massage therapist with an A.A.S. in clinical therapeutic massage and more than twelve years of clinical equine practice; her further training covers equine craniosacral therapy, myofascial release, neuromuscular re-education, corrective exercise and applied kinesiology. She states that she continues to provide in-person services for horses in St. Croix County and […]
Sessions here run $60 for 45 to 60 minutes, with no travel charge anywhere within 40 miles of Waconia. Robin Stolz, who styles herself a Certified EMFT, works from a four-item menu: a therapeutic session that begins with a relaxation massage using Swedish techniques and essential oils before tension release and stretching; a sports session […]
Lexi Corbin holds a B.S. in Equine Science with a specialization in health and rehabilitation from Midway University and is MagnaWave certified. Her practice travels to horse farms across the Kentucky Bluegrass Region and also runs a layup barn in Lexington: heated and air-conditioned, with Nelson automatic waterers, two indoor wash stalls, a eurocizer, a […]
Sloan Hoffmann works on Western performance horses from a base in Peyton, having practised equine massage for many years. Competition experience covers reining, reined cow horse, gymkhana and roping, alongside stated certification in equine sports massage. New clients begin with a 90-minute evaluation at $75, which takes in the horse’s history together with age, breed, […]
Superior Performance Equine combines barn calls with clinic work across Ocala and surrounding areas under Jason M. Holloway, DVM, CESMT, who graduated from St. George’s University in 2014. He spent two years interning at a Kentucky equine clinic working on thoroughbred racehorses and yearling and two-year-old sales horses, then worked a Texas hospital treating cow […]
Mobile appointments run across NW Ocala, the World Equestrian Center area, Reddick, Dunnellon, Williston and Gainesville, where Rachel of Balanced Holistic Therapies works as an FEI Permitted Equine Therapist. Sessions combine equine sports massage, Core Aligned Therapy and Animal Neuro-Myofascial Release, a tool-assisted soft-tissue technique aimed at the horse’s fascia, nervous system and movement patterns […]
Ashley Meyerberg runs Ocala Horse Massage as a mobile practice, traveling to barns and events across Ocala and Central Florida. Her posted rates are $50 for a basic massage, $75 for sports massage and $125 for acupressure combined with sports massage, with eight- and twelve-session packages also listed. A certified equine massage and acupressure therapist, […]
Board at this eleven-stall Palm Beach Gardens barn runs $1,600 to $2,395 a month depending on the concierge services chosen, and covers retirement horses and full-service horses alike. Stalls open onto white sugar sand walkouts with round-the-clock turnout on grass paddocks, and a live-in professional groom is kept on the property at 14333 Broken Wing […]
Twenty-two and a half acres at 361 Cindy Drive hold six barns and 130-plus permanent 12 by 12 stalls laid on Equitan Stall Cushion flooring. Riding areas include a 100 by 200 all-weather jumping arena, covered arenas of 70 by 200 and 85 by 200 with dressage mirrors, a 130 by 250 outdoor dressage arena, […]
Equine massage sits in a useful but frequently misunderstood space. Done well, it relieves muscular tension and helps a horse work more…
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