Indiba

[Ample Prosecco]

Lottie’s back has been a bit tight recently. Possibly as she’s using her hocks so much better - vet warned me of that. She has regular physio anyway and the physio has an Indiba machine. So we tried that tonight.

Back was noticeably freer afterwards with no trigger points. Lottie seemed to enjoy it. Leaning into it. Be interesting to see how she is after 3-4 treatments.

I’ll update if anyone is interested.

 

[Britestar]

We used it on the cob who had stifle surgery.

I would agree that it made a big difference, and was significantly responsible for his return to full work, despite being given only a 6-10% chance of any kind of work.

 

[McGrools]

Lottie’s back has been a bit tight recently. Possibly as she’s using her hocks so much better - vet warned me of that. She has regular physio anyway and the physio has an Indiba machine. So we tried that tonight.

Back was noticeably freer afterwards with no trigger points. Lottie seemed to enjoy it. Leaning into it. Be interesting to see how she is after 3-4 treatments.

I’ll update if anyone is interested.

Yes please, keep us updated, sounds good xx

 

[DabDab]

Yes I would be interested - I've never come across an Indiba machine

 

[ycbm]

It's a proven technology, I'll be interested in hearing about your results.
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[lme]

I’ve found it really helpful both for tendon / ligament injuries and to help with muscle tightness in horses coming back into work.

 

[Equi]

I’ve found it highly useful and am very glad my physio has one. Horse is noticeably more relaxed and free after it. I feel it’s been essential to his rehab this year.