Equine Neck Massage

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Summary: Using varied pressure for equine massage on the neck will help you feel for tight spots. Learn how to do equine massage on the horse's neck with tips from a certified equine sports massage practitioner in this free horse massage video.

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Contact: SecondWindESM.com

Judith Falk Judith Falk is a certified Equine Sports Massage Practitioner from Lincoln, VT, and the owner of Second Wind Equine Sports Massage. She first became intereste... read more

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Equine Neck Massage

So the next step is to work on your horse's neck. Again you do this by beginning jostling up and down the horse's neck. Light, moderate and heavy pressure, up and down. Stopping to treat any areas that are noticeably tight. And then palpating the groove on the side of the horse's neck with your thumb up and down light, moderate and heavy pressure. And treating by doing some palm compression circles up, up the neck light and back down light. Up heavier pressure and then as heavy pressure as you and the horse can stand, up and down a couple of times. Until the horse lets you know that he is done with it.