The foundation of this work is in improving the overall well-being and contentment of your horse through restoring complete ease of motion and freedom in the body. The most overlooked factor in diminished performance is simple muscle tightness. While all horses have the same muscular anatomy and physiology, specific muscle groups are emphasized differently in the various disciplines and levels. The Wilson Meagher Method™ of equine sports massage is a time-tested method that employs the application of an anatomically accurate series of soft tissue techniques to restore complete freedom and ease of movement in the equine body. This method identifies stress points in the muscle and then through its techniques, alleviates muscle restriction, tightness and pain. This work is specific to the cause of the muscular problem while treating the entire body.

Medical Qi Gong works with the same meridians (energy lines) and points as acupuncture without needles, to enhance physical vitality and overall well-being. A deep level of understanding and healing can be achieved through this therapy. Medical Qi Gong is a specialized form of energy medicine that incorporates massage, healing foods and energy techniques to regulate the flow of energy in the body. The result of this work is direct communication with the energetic, physical, and emotional bodies of the horse. It is the oldest of the five branches of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The goal of a qi treatment is to correct bio-energetic imbalances and restore the flow of energy through the body’s energy channels, cells, tissues, and organs. This strengthening of energy flow enhances the horse’s healing potential and increases physical vitality and mental and emotional balance. Qi also affects the muscles, skin and bones that are found along these energy pathways. Qi can be directed into specifIc areas of the horse’s body to support recovery from injury or illness as a potent adjunct to conventional veterinary care.