06/08/2026
π Sometimes itβs easy to forget how far youβve come π
Today has been a good day π₯°
Today I have been able to help:
π A horse rider who had chronic lower back pain, which prevented her from standing for more than one hour without it being a problem.
Weβve spent the last few weeks helping her with foot balance (no foot no horse, well the same goes for people), releasing muscle and joint tension by addressing the biomechanical movement chains that can cause lower back pain. Weβve also devised a small, manageable balance and core exercise programme which is massively helping all those important injury prevention reflexes in her body fire up.
The result:
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Better movement
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Better posture
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And a hugely happier lower back, especially in the saddle π
π We also saw our treadmill Queen, who has been using the treadmill for several years. She has a bucket list of old injures and arthritic joints, but thanks to a team effort, sheβs out there, still smiling and her hugely dedicated owner is living her best pony life πͺπ»π₯°
π¦ Weβve had several regular treadmill clients, whose horses are looking very pleased with themselves, and said hello to some lovely old clients who have returned for more water treadmill help π¦ππ»
π€ A chiropractic session on a mare thatβs feeling a bit ouchy, so a chat with the vet to make sure sheβs getting all the care and attention she needs. Thereβs that team thing againππ»
πππ»π And finally the beyond amazing Jo and Bonnie who are back in keeping up the fitness and core strength hot off their inspirational journey from John OβGroates to Landsend ππ€©π₯³
Iβm living the dream I mapped out 25 years ago when I first went to university to train in human chiropractic. Lucky me π«
Thank you to all of my clients for being a part of the bigger equine health and performance picture and to Auntie Ella for being a fabulous treadmill wingwoman π€©