An EMT practitioner can detect changes to appearance that the owner may not have noticed i.e. skin condition, temperature, dull coat, rough areas of the coat and skin, atrophied and hypertrophy muscles, wounds and scars.

Detect areas of sensitivity that may present as girthness or irritability. The use of EMT techniques assists the release of tension and promotes suppleness and improved contact.  Increased temperature may be a sign of infection or illness.  As an EMT practitioner these areas would be raised as a concern and treatment would be recommended by a vet to support healing and recovery.

Can assist with trust, confidence and an overall happier horse.

The optimum result that EMT treatments will provide.  By using remedial or sports massage techniques that support increased joint flexibility, improve circulation that assists the development of strong bone and muscle development, reduced muscle fatigue and improved balance, you will notice the difference EMT makes for your horse and his overall performance.