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I don't disagree. We have identified front feet issues with her as well.

Isn't she a doll!!

Thank you!

What brand are you using? We like to use Rock Tape H2O. Also you may be pulling it too tight, which will cause it to come off quickly.

@ thank you for the reply, I honestly can’t remember the tape brand because I got super flustered and tossed it in the garbage lol but I will look into the brand you suggested. Thank you for replying!

Thank you for the feedback!

He was well cared for. He always loved cutting and would lick his lips walking into the cutting pen. The things he taught my kids about cutting has been priceless. I think if he could talk- he would still want to cut, but we did retire him late this spring.

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We are so glad you enjoyed the interview! Our hope is that we can inspire others by sharing stories where others have overcame common problems that usually stop people from riding!

She was about 6 months post injury when she came to me. Then we gradually increased her activity and weight that she was carrying over the course of a month. She was discharged with an 8 week progression after that.

We do have a vet that does chiropractic, as well as me doing joint mobilizations, and soft tissue work.

Thank you! 😊

I am curious about your comment. Your inner thigh muscles are crucial to stabilizing your pelvis. It’s a simple way to strengthen. Does this sound crazy?

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I agree. We talk about that in our podcast "Pivot Point of View" when we discuss recovery. Check out the Podcast playlist.

@@pivotpointequineriderrehab9574 yay can’t wait to listen ❤️

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She was 17.5

@@pivotpointequineriderrehab9574 beauty

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Thank you for commenting! Jack has continued to progress. He is back to riding and is being used on a ranch. If you would like to consult concerning specific exercises that might help your horse, I offer virtual evals and exercise prescription. It’s definitely a marathon, not a sprint, so best of luck.🤞

@@pivotpointequineriderrehab9574 thanks. We are not even two weeks into treatment so it is definitely a marathon. Let me see if I have any money left after treatment is done. 😂 I am joking but not. Lol. Leroy is worth every cent it takes. Seriously though, once he's given the green light to be worked, I will keep it in mind.

To become a Certified Equine Rehab Practitioner, at this time, you need to be a PT, vet or vet tech, but you could look into Summer Nicole Terry’s programs. Not sure how much she posts on RUclips, but look it up on facebook- she posts a bunch of content and information about her certification program. If your looking for a job in Nebraska, we are hiring a PTA 😉

@@pivotpointequineriderrehab9574 thank you! Ah, I live in Washington state… but who knows what the future holds 😉😉

Thank you! She’s kind of a princess!

Our Podcast is called “Pivot Point of View” and yes it is on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

It’s also here on RUclips

It’s ok in moderation

You are so kind

Thanks

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Thankfully we live in a country where we are all open to express our opinions and views. I don’t put this content out to be judged, but know there are people who will troll the social media sites to pick apart people for sharing their experiences. So I hope you saying this about me makes you feel better. And I hope someone else gains insight from my years of treating groin strains

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Can you be more specific?

I don’t know of any in the LA area. I wonder if you reached out to Kim, if she could refer you to someone in that area.

@@pivotpointequineriderrehab9574 Thanks so much, will do that 🤗

So sorry to hear about the loss of your big boy. Not all rolling is indicative to colic, but watching a horse that repeatedly wants to roll and just looks uncomfortable and discontent is usually a pretty good sign that they have a bellyache. The earlier you can intervene the better off you are. Really knowing your horse and what’s normal for them, is the best way, so that when they are showing abnormal behavior You know somethings wrong.

@pivotpointequineriderrehab9574 Thank you. Horses came into my life a year ago at 56, adding a new dimension and zest. I'm watching everything I can, reading all I can and trying to learn. There are people at the rescue who have always had horses. Unfortunately, we are dealing with "out to pasture horses," so I've had quick introductions to foundering, laminitis, and multiple other conditions. Fortunately, I wasn't at the farm when jarrah went down. My biggest regret is that as an animal loving as I am, I didn't find horses sooner. Beautiful creatures.

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She is a cutting horse.

I appreciate your opinion because we live in a free country. We did wear helmets for a while. Then I gave them a choice. They chose not to, and same with me.

Mom does set an example by teaching them how to prepare their horses before they get on and by teaching them how to have a good seat, and staying balanced in their turns.

We definitely have different perspectives and I appreciate yours. We chose not to wear helmets, because we chose to not live in fear. Although we know an accident can happen at any time, the horses we ride are very trustworthy. It may not be how you would do things, but you are not in our shoes.

I absolutely love being a physical therapist for both people and horses. After studying human movement, anatomy, and kinesiology- applying it to the horse is so much easier. So I recommend PT school, keep working on your horse skills, then take the certification to become an equine Pt

I would recommend using it on a daily basis. A locking stifle is usually due to weakness of the quads and hamstrings. You can check out our stifle program in this link: pivotpointequine.teachable.com/p/equine-stifle-rehab

Good job being on top of things! Early detection and knowing what to do is key to getting them through it!

Make sure you are safe with a fresh horse. Run her around if you think she might be too fresh! No need to be a hero and get bucked off. We also have a great conditioning program called “8 to great” located at pivotpointequine.teachable.com/p/home

Thanks for the feedback

You know, thank you so much for saying that about the music. I struggle with ADHD more and more every year. I find that the music confuses the words and many channels I used to enjoy following over use music when it’s not necessary. Glad I am not alone.

Have you ever tried the indoor sky diving?

Awesome!

She was a 17.9 and 17.7

😂 I think they sell really good on FB or vintage clothing sites. Near that $50 mark. You might be sitting on a small fortune!

The quality of horse flesh is amazing!