Improving well-being and performance through connection
Kedzie enjoyed her bodywork today! She tends to stand with one of her hind legs propped underneath her body (see photo) to keep her stabilized. My goal with her is to loosen up her psoas and gluteal muscles so that it is more comfortable to stand with her hind legs squarely beneath her. Luckily she … Continue reading Kedzie
In this video you can see the after effects of relaxing Tigger’s shoulder area. I first worked on his poll and neck area, then on his scapula. I ended in the shoulder area with the movement in a relaxed state shown in the video. Since Tigger is well muscled, like a typical Quarter Horse, this … Continue reading Tigger
It amazes me how different each horse is on different days. While I might show up with ideas of what they need today based on last session’s work, they challenge me to stay in the moment and see who and what is showing up today. I see this reflected when I think of my own … Continue reading Mira
Appleyard Equine Bodywork 