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MILLY BAYLISSMILLY BAYLISS | For speedMILLY BAYLISS | For agilityMILLY BAYLISS | For courageMILLY BAYLISS | For the winMilly Bayliss is head and shoulders above the rest -
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What is
Merishia Massage?
This massage technique focuses on deep tissue mobilisation. It releases tension in the muscles and other soft tissues, enhancing movement of the joints. The Techniques can be used to aid sports performance, support rehabilitation and improve general well being. Massage is also a wonderful way to relax and reduce the risk of injury.
To learn more please visit: www.merishiamassage.com
“Merishia Massage incorporates applied behaviour with Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, fascia release, stretches and mobilisation approaches for the neck, back and limbs. This top to toe approach treats the animal as an individual, working with them to apply the most effective combination of techniques, and provides additional education in maintenance care for the owner.
Manual therapies like Merishia Massage are understood through evidence based research and observation to benefit our animals’ bodies in many ways. Merishia Massage can complement veterinary treatment in recovery from injury or operations, help with pain reduction and improved freedom of movement for animals with joint conditions, aid in overall performance, and can ease tension associated with emotional stress. The knock on effects can be far reaching; facilitating a parasympathetic response, and potentially enhancing other physiological functions in the body.
Massage is also a wonderful way to achieve relaxation and reduce the risk of injury. You can see the tension release before your eyes and the animal’s responses will leave you in no doubt as to how much better they feel.
Our therapists use a variety of deep tissue mobilisation techniques, releasing tension in the muscles and other soft tissues and enhancing movement of the joints. These techniques can be used to aid sports performance, support rehabilitation, and improve general wellbeing. “ – courtesy of www.merishianmassage.com
We advise giving your horse a day off post treatment.
No treatment can be given without prior approval from your vet. Im happy to organise this if required
Why
Massage?
As with humans there are many benefits in getting a massage. A full session can promote relaxation and reduce muscle fatigue. For almost all horeses a massage can improve mobility and circulation
Tell tale signs that your horse could benefit from a massage:
- Grumpy faces when being tacked up
- Changed in everyday temperament
- Lack of impulsion
