SALLYT
Well-Known Member
My lad was very slightly falling in to a downward transistion on the righ rein, so the the advice I had a back lady out who said he felt very tight over his quarters.
She slowly massaged and manipulated him very gently and put some machine on his tension points to remove ( sorry forgot what it was called).
I had to slowly walk him on the striaght for the 1st couple of days then pick up my trot the follwing couple of days and if he felt ok, pick up as normal.
I schooled him last night and his canter was terrific , round and smooth, he has big paces anyway, but we eat up the school so quickly but in a controlled way.Its the best canter I have had with him.
I must admitt to being a bit dubious about back people , but she was fantastic and the results speak for themselves.
Just wanted to share.
She slowly massaged and manipulated him very gently and put some machine on his tension points to remove ( sorry forgot what it was called).
I had to slowly walk him on the striaght for the 1st couple of days then pick up my trot the follwing couple of days and if he felt ok, pick up as normal.
I schooled him last night and his canter was terrific , round and smooth, he has big paces anyway, but we eat up the school so quickly but in a controlled way.Its the best canter I have had with him.
I must admitt to being a bit dubious about back people , but she was fantastic and the results speak for themselves.
Just wanted to share.
