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Hi Mike. He actually was never mine, although I cared for him like he was. I left that situation a while ago and they since sold him to a little girl who takes lessons with a friend of mine.

Great!

I never did. I wish I had.

Please read this article for more info on how to and why you might have a problem. Also note that very small lifts are a good start facebook.com/100057469898357/posts/pfbid0vvBunbbvEavbwmKnrNCTnxR5dxRSp8r8JtYBtEFBCtJW2Kqtyzo4sk4ELvrXXtHcl/?mibextid=cr9u03

@@VanessaKoper thank you!

Thanks so much! I’m hoping to get back to making more sometime soon!

From research I’ve read it sounds like it could help. The best thing to do is reach out to Aah Light and ask them

About that. I often stretch at the same time and hold theirs gently about how I hold my own.

@@VanessaKoper thanks for your reply!

I think they were wintec western wither pads

@@VanessaKoper were they the ones your horse was standing on?

Yes, it’s safe. She likes them on the riper side.

Thank you, she is so lovely to work with!

Wanted to let you know that I have done this routine on 4 horses since I watched the video and I’m so pleased at the relaxation that takes place. I also found it to be very meditative for me.

Hey, I’ve heard that red light can really help that. The aah light people who make the light I use for massage have a pad that I think can be used for hands. It might be worth emailing her to ask, she’s super helpful

Yes, I think it is difficult to find clientele. I think that it helps if you have a personality that people are drawn to. The other great way to acquire them is by studying under someone who has more than they can handle or who might be retiring soon and you could take over from them. But I think if you persevere and prove how good you are, eventually you’ll build a business. That said, I think everyone in horses should know about massage therapy and it’s benefits and that everyone in horses should understand the theory and mechanics behind it. It’s basic “vehicle “ maintenance that should go along with grooming, healthy exercise, nutrition, competition, farrier etc.

Thanks so much Paul!!!

Yes, he’s fine thanks

@@VanessaKoper ❤❤ You look so caring and lovely with that animal 👏❤👏

Thanks Adam, I do love him ♥️🐴

Is he a stallion or gelding

@@VanessaKoper I LOVE

Thanks for letting me know!

I know, it works so well, I can’t believe I’m just now learning about it! Everyone should have one

So I’m wary of recommending anything to a horse that I haven’t seen and don’t know much about. For some horses with PSSM it might be appropriate. You may want to ask your vet before you try it with your horse

Vanessa Koper thank you!

Thanks, I would like to, these were sort of a test to see if I wanted to invest in them.

Vanessa Koper they are worth every penny. 👍🏻

This is a little different, trigger points are damaged or mis-functioning area in a muscle whereas this is more of a reaction. Thanks so much for watching and responding, I so appreciate it

@@VanessaKoper i hope you can do a extended session soon with Raz , hes such a good boy

He is, I have some longer work with him coming up. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, actually I did the editing

Thanks!

Yes, good observation. Many horses will need bodywork not just to the hard working bracciocephalic but everywhere before they can begin to effectively learn this exercise. Thanks for watching and commenting

Thanks Mike!

Thanks mike, I should have some new stuff with Raz coming out soon

@@VanessaKoper hi Vanessa , hope its cooled down out your way, what style do you enjoy riding him ? he looks powerful , must be a rush when your light on the reins and then let him fully explode his power , he is very well mannered is that just from your presence, or is he a gelding , to bad if he is , hes such a good boy

Thanks Mike, I have a riding video coming out today or tomorrow, I hope you like it. He is a gelding and he is super fun to ride, he has a lot of power but he’s a great guy and is always kind.

Hi Mike, he’s a dressage horse now but I evented him, fox hunted and did some hunters in the past. He is a gelding. He does have plenty of power and he’s always kind to be around. He’s a great guy overall. I have a riding video coming out this weekend, I hope you like it

@@VanessaKoper recap, simply your best massage , amazing Vanessa hope all is well

i enjoyed your techniqueVanessa , you should do sum more work with Raz , he really enjoys your touch

great work Vanessa has your massage ever made Raz orgasm , he seems to get very excited from your hio work

@@mikepeschke6931 OHHHHHHHHHHHH

@@mikepeschke6931 YES, IS YES VERY NICE

Not directly on the stifle, but related muscles, yes. There is an stomach acupuncture point directly over the stifle joint that you can stimulate but it’s very gentle, more like energy work

@@VanessaKoper how about rubbing were top of hoof meets hair .like the cap

That’s fine. Actually, there are a lot of Ting points located there, which is the end of the meridian. See if you can feel the little dips where they are. There is one just to the outside of center, you should be able to find it with the tip of your finger, it’ll be like a little softer hollow

@@VanessaKoper yes .

@@VanessaKoper do u suggest Maggie's pre race or after warm up laps on the harness racing track

I like being around animals and nature.

I try to keep my hand on him so he can follow it and I watch that he’s paying attention so he’s not surprised when I move. Thanks so much for watching and letting me know you liked it!

@@VanessaKoperHi Vanessa , so will you possibly do a series on that technique ? my 2nd stroke ..... i noticed in sum of your previos educational massage sessions with Raz that you did eye contact then observe his reaction to trigger point , as well as soft whispering to encourage him , would be very interested in learning more , you seem to have him wrapped around your finger , he behaves very nicely for you , do you reward him after ? do you ever give him a massahge when your out on a trail , possibly if you notice his stride is off ? or is he just trained to recieve massage therapy in the barn , that woukd be interesting as well a massage on the trail , scenic ha ha keep up the good work cheers and be safe

Thanks Mike, yes, I am planning to do a series of 5 different strokes and some supporting videos around them. It’s very hot right now so it’s a challenge to video and do it how I wish to. I do like to watch his eyes for blinking and expressions to judge his reaction. I think if I do it well, the reward is the work itself. I haven’t done bodywork work on a trail yet, but sometimes if I’m working a horse in the ring and I can see something I can fix with some attention, I will stop and help the issue before I carry on. I think that’s the wonderful thing about massage - I can help muscle issues on the ground so they don’t have to continue the problem when the horse works. If you don’t interrupt the cycle, it’s just a circle that makes itself worse in time. If I can alleviate the issue, we can help the horse move on past it

@@VanessaKoper nice yes i would be interested in seeing the remaining strokes , i understand the heat , seems summer has arrived here in the okanagan as well , do you stick with massage therapy ? or do you do bean removal and sheath care as well sometimes not for the faint of heart ha ha but needs to be attended to , anyways seemed like a nice tranquil area you shared a ride through , was just curious if you would notice a twitch or limp and address it off the saddle now i know ........ cheers and enjoy your day

I still do massages, we just have to keep fans on and you won’t hear anything else. I have some other good stuff coming up and will resume strokes soon as I can

Thanks Mike, he’s so lovely ♥️