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This document discusses equine sports massage and myofascial release therapy. It describes the muscle and fascia systems of horses, explaining that fascia surrounds and connects all muscles, bones, and organs. It provides details on equine sports massage, myofascial release therapy, and trigger point therapy. The document also discusses how to listen to a horse's body for clues about its conformation, age, posture, muscle development, and areas needing treatment through observation of the head, neck, withers, back, hindquarters, and limbs. Mobile contact information and websites are provided for the equine massage therapist.
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- 1. Equine Better Care Equine Sports Massage and Myo fascia Release Therapy Diane Daynes MEBW 'Your Horses Muscles and Movement, What their Body can tell us !
- 2. Equine Sports Massage and Myo fascia Release Therapy
- 3. Muscle Tendon Skeletal muscle Fasicle / muscle fibre Myofibril Filament, (myosin, actin) 55% of the Horse is made up of muscle mass with over 700 skeletal muscles . Muscles produce and require the ability to create movement by either shortening or lengthening, maintain posture or stabilizing. Muscle belly
- 4. Muscles
- 5. Fascia Is continuous web of connective tissue that surrounds every muscle, muscle fibre, bone and organs. Binding and linking it together. Providing strength, support and protection, acting as a shock absorber for muscle. Assists the movement of muscles allowing them to slide against one another. Fascia is strong sheet of white glistening material you can see.
- 6. Massage and mfr Massage And MFR Therapy Equine Sports Massage What is Massage ? The manipulation of the superficial and deep layers of muscle connective tissue to improve health and well being What is Myo Fascia Release ? is a deep Muscle tissue and fascia releasing therapy. What is Trigger point Therapy Manipulation of a taut band , point located within the belly of a muscle. Called trigger as causes referred pain.
- 7. Equine Better Care Equine Sports Massage
- 8. Dressage
- 10. Eventing
- 11. Racing Racing
- 12. Listening to your Horse
- 14. Age 3 Years old 23 years old
- 16. The Head
- 19. Ear Level !
- 20. The Neck
- 22. The Withers
- 23. T5 T4TT6
- 27. The ForeLimbs
- 28. The Foot
- 29. Saddle Fitting
- 30. A View from Above. where you and the saddle will sit !
- 33. The Pelvis
- 34. A View from above
- 35. The Hind Limb
- 36. The Medial Hind Limb
- 38. The Quadriceps
- 39. We all need a hug sometimes
- 40. Equine Better Care Equine Sports Massage Mobile ; 07816830028 E.mail; DiT831@aol.com Website; www.eqbc.co.uk www.facebook.com/equinebettercare