@@langederequine Music can be tough to choose and many youtubers end up putting very generic background radio-like "noise soup" on their vids, so it needs a bit of creativity to deviate from that and I think here it is perfect, it sounds like the harmony or flow you probably have with the horses. Keep up the good work!
Great video thank you. My horse flipped over playing and is not himself. Chiro adjusted shoulder but he still appears to be uncomfortable so trying to learn as much about body work as I can. Vet of course, teeth, saddle fit, farrier and all that of course is checked as well. Thank you for this!
Thanks, I used to worry about the horses response, I love to see them give me a reaction. Actually, now I know what I am looking for, They often don't react so much even if I fix their issues. It is nice to see though. When you know what pain reactions to look for, the less I worry about their emotional response. Glad you liked the video... :-) C
Kind of, I am using nervous receptors in the superficial connective tissue to short the muscles out. I am also manipulating Fascia and resetting the golgi tendon organ and the spindles in the muscles. Hard to explain but looks simple.
I love your videos, especially the two ones where you treat the dressage horses. I know these techniques a little on humans and it always works such wonders. I wish more people knew about this. The horses give us so much and when they are sore, I would like to be able help them. Your videos really make me want to learn this.
My horse has never been lame and started having a lot of trouble in the hind end. Through message she showed some improvement. A vet who does chiropractic work suspects a pinched nerve in the right side of her neck. Have you ever encountered this and have you been able to treat it with a full recovery? She's not rideable. A 10yr old talented 4H horse for my daughter. 1 awesome yr with her and now this:(
how much pressure do you use during the assessment and how much during the body work? When you are on the other side working what looks like his shoulder and his pec. it looks like you are just touching him.
These were mostIy just to hep diagnose, treating varies on what you do, weather you use a machine , massage or get someone in, this was meant to heIp you understand which muscIe you are are Iooking at. C
Christian, you’re gifted!
Thank you!!
Wonderful, I feel happy just watching what you do for these horses. And I like the music as well.
Thank you, not sure about the music anymore...
@@langederequine Music can be tough to choose and many youtubers end up putting very generic background radio-like "noise soup" on their vids, so it needs a bit of creativity to deviate from that and I think here it is perfect, it sounds like the harmony or flow you probably have with the horses. Keep up the good work!
Great video thank you. My horse flipped over playing and is not himself. Chiro adjusted shoulder but he still appears to be uncomfortable so trying to learn as much about body work as I can. Vet of course, teeth, saddle fit, farrier and all that of course is checked as well. Thank you for this!
welcome, I hoped it helped.
Thanks, I used to worry about the horses response, I love to see them give me a reaction. Actually, now I know what I am looking for, They often don't react so much even if I fix their issues. It is nice to see though. When you know what pain reactions to look for, the less I worry about their emotional response. Glad you liked the video... :-) C
Kind of, I am using nervous receptors in the superficial connective tissue to short the muscles out. I am also manipulating Fascia and resetting the golgi tendon organ and the spindles in the muscles. Hard to explain but looks simple.
I love your videos, especially the two ones where you treat the dressage horses. I know these techniques a little on humans and it always works such wonders. I wish more people knew about this. The horses give us so much and when they are sore, I would like to be able help them. Your videos really make me want to learn this.
How long does this last ? How often do they need this done ?
My horse has never been lame and started having a lot of trouble in the hind end. Through message she showed some improvement. A vet who does chiropractic work suspects a pinched nerve in the right side of her neck. Have you ever encountered this and have you been able to treat it with a full recovery? She's not rideable. A 10yr old talented 4H horse for my daughter. 1 awesome yr with her and now this:(
Hind end is usually lumbar soreness, but any lameness, you should see a vet.
Whatever happened with your horse ? Did your horse improve ?
music is too loud but i enjoy watching the treatment
sorry about the music.... I hate it too now
C
Any video's or information about stifle problems? I have a filly with locking stifles.
moving is the best , but speak to your vet.
how much pressure do you use during the assessment and how much during the body work? When you are on the other side working what looks like his shoulder and his pec. it looks like you are just touching him.
I am just touching 😊
Hi Christian, where are you located and do you still practice?
Cheers
Beau
Yes, I'm in Melbourne Australia.
My horse has sore withers near the back just where the front of the saddle sits, I can feel slight swelling on both sides , what do I do to fix it.
most likely the saddle is pinching the scapu;ar...top of the shoulder blades.
C
I think TheKaylamaree is asking for more detail in HOW to do the manipulations/Trigger point release?
These were mostIy just to hep diagnose, treating varies on what you do, weather you use a machine , massage or get someone in, this was meant to heIp you understand which muscIe you are are Iooking at. C
How did the horse get sore?
usually work or environment
C
I don't understand what you're asking. I actually feel for soreness in the muscles.
have I answered your question? C.
um, how do you do it by just looking and staring seriously
I guess there's a lot of feel, and seven years down the track, it looks even more magical.
C
Is it ok to have like internship at ur farm ?
HI, I'm sorry Im not teaching at this point but I hope the short videos are heIpfuI! C
@@langederequine yes it is
Keep going
It's really helpful
Great info but because I'm a bit deaf that music intrudes far too much, thanks tho
sorry, I agree
she is also stiff in the legs .
Oops massage ;)