On-Stride Equine Services

Before treatment, the left side of the pelvis dropped down, the shoulder blades were pulled forward, and C1, C3 & C4 cervical vertebrae in the neck were out of alignment. After treatment, the neck, pelvis, and shoulder blades all returned to a normal, balanced position.

Another before and after! 🐴

This retired racehorse pelvis is dropped left and is throwing his entire body out of balance. It forced other areas to overcompensate, causing chronic tension and uneven wear and tear.

4 new rails are officially finished and up for grabs!

More are currently being made and will be ready next week!

Message me to secure a custom order with your own colors or patterns.

(Please note: The specific standards used in my photos are just my personal display holders and are not for sale, as they have some workshop wear and tear!)

Working with a true athlete today. 🐴💕🏆

This thoroughbred was struggling to put full weight on his right hind leg. During his assessment, I found his pelvis was dropped on the right along with a few other things, creating structural imbalances throughout his entire body.

There could certainly be more going on here, but we need to take a conservative approach. By addressing the pelvis first, we have a starting point to help narrow down the possibilities.

After some targeted bodywork to restore balance and symmetry, he is already loading that right hind leg a little better. These things can take some time to see progress.

Looking forward to seeing this talented athlete back in action this weekend! 🏇🏆

Why You Don’t Always See “Before & After” Photos on My Page ❓🐴👇Ever wonder why I only share before-and-after transformations for some of the horses I work on? Here is the truth: you only see them when a horse has extreme, highly noticeable imbalances or muscle atrophy. For the horses I see regularly, those dramatic visual shifts don’t happen. And that is actually the goal!Regular maintenance sessions prevent severe imbalances from developing in the first place. Keeping your horse on a consistent schedule protects their baseline posture, keeps their muscles firing correctly, and stops atrophy before it starts. No dramatic change? That means the maintenance is working perfectly! 🛡️✨ HorseMassage EquineWellness

Why You Don’t Always See "Before & After" Photos on My Page❓ 🐴👇

Ever wonder why I only share before-and-after transformations for some of the horses I work on?

Here is the truth: you only see them when a horse has extreme, highly noticeable imbalances or muscle atrophy.

For the horses I see regularly, those dramatic visual shifts don't tend to happen. And that is actually the goal! 🥇

Regular maintenance sessions prevent severe imbalances from developing in the first place. Keeping your horse on a consistent schedule protects their baseline posture, keeps their muscles firing correctly, and stops atrophy before it starts.

No dramatic change? That means the maintenance is working perfectly! 🙌🏻 😉

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Working with a true athlete today. 🐴💕🏆

This thoroughbred was struggling to put full weight on his right hind leg. During his assessment, I found his pelvis was dropped on the right along with a few other things, creating structural imbalances throughout his entire body.

There could certainly be more going on here, but we need to take a conservative approach. By addressing the pelvis first, we have a starting point to help narrow down the possibilities.

After some targeted bodywork to restore balance and symmetry, he is already loading that right hind leg a little better. These things can take some time to see progress.

Looking forward to seeing this talented athlete back in action this weekend! 🏇🏆

8’ Custom rails!

Another order complete! 🤩

Wrapped up an awesome week of horse work in Ottawa and now flying back to Edmonton! ✈️🐴

Big thanks to everyone who reached out and got us out here. My son was a massive help as my assistant, and I’m so glad we could help you guys make your horses feel their absolute best. I’m sorry we couldn’t fit everyone in this time around!

See you on the next trip east! 👋