Jasmine Middleton Johnson · Equine
Sports Massage Therapist
706-338-6891 · jazmiddleton@gmail.com
Massage is the manipulation of the soft tissues of
the body including muscles, fascia, tendons, and ligaments. This bodywork
helps achieve proper drainage, relaxation and/or stimulation, and also to
relieve tension or spasm in the tissues.
What are the benefits
of Massage Therapy?
*Increases circulation
*Enhances proprioception
*Reduces muscle spasm
*Improves athletic performance
*Relieves muscle soreness
*Helps restore full range of motion
*Releases endorphins
*Aides in recovery of muscle injuries
*Prevents injury by helping to detect problems
*Helps drain toxins and increase oxygenation
How do I know if my
horse needs Massage?
Usually the sign will be a change in behavior that is not
normal for your horse. The signs of muscles soreness or imbalance can
include but are not limited to:
*Decreased coordination or balance
*Unwillingness to work
*Trouble bending in one direction
*Head tossing
*Not picking up the correct canter lead
*Bucking, rearing, or crow hopping
*Poor disposition or attitude
*Trouble jumping straight
*Sudden girth discomfort or being "cold
backed"
As the owner, you know your horse best and will be
able to tell when something is amiss with your equine partner. Go with
your instincts!
Services
The different massage techniques include but are
not limited to:
*Sports Massage
*Deep Tissue
*Stress Point Therapy
*Myofascial Therapy
*Sweedish Massage
*Pre and Post Event Massage
Acupressure treatment may also be included in the
massage session, if needed.
Rates
*Massage/Muscle
Therapy Session $85*Pre and
Post Event Massage Session $40
Special
package rates available
Jasmine Middleton Johnson · Equine
Sports Massage Therapist
Equine Massage Therapy
