The Equine Natural Movement Series
The most effective bodywork available for your horse.


Realigning physical Structure for more
-balance
-power
-grace
-movement
-efficiency
-speed

Bring your horse's system of muscles, bones and connective tissue back into balance and alignment. Allow yourself to stand out from your competition.

• Heighten grace in movement
• Increase overall performance
• Quicken responses
• Improve precision
• Bring more power
• Greater efficiency
• Faster racing times
• Less prone to injury
• Horses will feel more energetic, vibrant and full of life
• Your horse will look, move and is more sound 

What is The Equine Natural Movement Series?
  The Equine Natural Movement Series or Equine Structural Integration brings your horse's body into balance and alignment by manipulation of the connective tissue or fascia.  It is the most powerful method available for restructuring and realigning the body.  Sessions unwrap and release any compressions (scar tissue) or adhesions that have occurred. This will help bring your horse into a more comfortable, confident, athletic willingness to learn and perform.  Each session will build upon the last. These sessions help horses to organize themselves so strides are longer, backs lengthen, gaits are smoother, and have full range of motion.  
   

Where does tension come from?
Tension comes from physical stress on the body. If a horse is lame on a leg he has to stabilize the leg to limit movement. While the leg is stabilized the horse has to change the way he moves to keep weight off the leg. Even after the horse is sound again the tension from stabilizing the leg and the pattern the horse developed for movement is still there. It is the same if the horse gets a cut, kicked or falls. The horse has to limit movement to the area that was injured then a  tension pattern is made and adhesions or scar tissue forms.  So, through the years these patterns get embedded in your horse's body. This bodywork gives your horse a clean slate. Structural Integration releases all the deep tension and movement patterns your horse has accumulated. Sometimes your horse wants to bend or collect but his body simply cannot.


Is Equine Structural Integration the same as equine massage or equine chiropractic?
Equine chiropractors focus mainly on restoring normal joint function through manual manipulation of the joints, particularly the spine. Chronic tension or injuries can cause connective tissue to pull the bones out of alignment. Equine Structural Integration can enhance the effects of chiropratic by addressing the connective tissue stress.
 Equine massage focuses on relaxing and softening muscle tension and increasing circulation. Equine massage does not address the fascial planes which are usually the cause of the restriction or tension. If they are not addressed then tension usually comes right back. Equine massage also is not able to get deep enough in the horses body to address core tension patterns.  Equine Structural Integration works with all the fascial planes in the entire body to balance the horse's structure, bilaterally and front to back. Equine Structural Integration has 5 very specific sessions designed to sequentially unwrap any restrictions.
If you have tried other modalities but did not achieve the results you were looking for, Equine Structural Integration may be what your horse needs. This also may be a wonderful addition to the therapies you are already using on your horse.