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Dennie Semore, CEMT, VOM
Equine Massage Therapist
| By Appointment Only |
Balance Freedom Equine Massage began after my desperate search in 2002 to relieve
the suffering and restore the quality of life of my beloved horse, Rocket, after an injury.
After his remarkable recovery, I realized I could help others. I became certified in Equine
Sports Massage through Equissage. In addition, I have also been mentored by Mike
Scott. Continued education has enabled me to advance in areas of Myofascial, Deep
Tissue, Mobilization and Saddle-fitting. Recently, I was invited to participate in a
Cadaver Lab held in April 2008, at Tufts University. To learn more about me and my
credentials, find out here. I am currently based out of northwest Florida and provides
equine massage therapy for equine companions throughout the country.
What is Equine Massage?
Equine Massage is an intricate part of the holistic approach to balanced equine health.
Massage is valuable not only in cases of injury and disease, but also for promoting the
general health and preventing it from being lowered under ordinary conditions of life.
For instance, it is particularly useful in the relief of muscular fatigue, the feeling of
which arises from the presence, in the overworked muscles, of certain waste products of
muscular contraction, which more or less paralyze the muscles for the time being. It
may therefore be concluded that the removal of the waste products causes rapid
restoration of muscular vigor that follow well-applied massage in these cases. Find out
more here
How do I know if my horse can benefit from a massage?
Find out if equine massage can benefit your horse. Remember, equine massage is not a
substitute for veterinary care. It is an adjunct. If the two specialties are used in
conjunction, we can better achieve our goal – to address the horse's best interest. If a
horse appears ill or lame, contact the vet immediately.
the suffering and restore the quality of life of my beloved horse, Rocket, after an injury.
After his remarkable recovery, I realized I could help others. I became certified in Equine
Sports Massage through Equissage. In addition, I have also been mentored by Mike
Scott. Continued education has enabled me to advance in areas of Myofascial, Deep
Tissue, Mobilization and Saddle-fitting. Recently, I was invited to participate in a
Cadaver Lab held in April 2008, at Tufts University. To learn more about me and my
credentials, find out here. I am currently based out of northwest Florida and provides
equine massage therapy for equine companions throughout the country.
What is Equine Massage?
Equine Massage is an intricate part of the holistic approach to balanced equine health.
Massage is valuable not only in cases of injury and disease, but also for promoting the
general health and preventing it from being lowered under ordinary conditions of life.
For instance, it is particularly useful in the relief of muscular fatigue, the feeling of
which arises from the presence, in the overworked muscles, of certain waste products of
muscular contraction, which more or less paralyze the muscles for the time being. It
may therefore be concluded that the removal of the waste products causes rapid
restoration of muscular vigor that follow well-applied massage in these cases. Find out
more here
How do I know if my horse can benefit from a massage?
Find out if equine massage can benefit your horse. Remember, equine massage is not a
substitute for veterinary care. It is an adjunct. If the two specialties are used in
conjunction, we can better achieve our goal – to address the horse's best interest. If a
horse appears ill or lame, contact the vet immediately.
Dial: 850-623-1971 or 850-565-0281
Write: bfreesmt@bellsouth.net
Write: bfreesmt@bellsouth.net
| Fitting Agent for "Every Saddle Should Fit" |
| June 6, 2009 Horse Owners' Massage Clinic - Get more details! |
| Check out my experience at the Cadaver Lab and Advanced Myofascia Training (photos may not be appropriate for sensitive or younger persons) |
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