Sponsors
Huge 'Thank You" to the companies and
people who support Denali Equestrian!
people who support Denali Equestrian!
Champion Helmets - Toklat Originals
"I am very excited to be a part of the Toklat Team! Champion has created a product that is safe, stylish, and comfortable. I am proud to represent a company that is a leader in the safety of helmets and vests." - Sophie Miller
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Champion Helmets has been owned and operated by the same family in Great Britain for 40 years - never wavering from their passion to design and manufacture helmets of the highest safety standards, superior fit, and style. Each helmet is still handmade in Great Britain, ensuring the highest quality product is being made to keep you safe.
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Back in Balance Equine Bodywork
"Diane has been a key part of my program for several years and is crucial to the well-being and health of my horses. Diane uses her extensive education and skill along with her patience and empathy for the horse to pinpoint and resolve struggles within the horse’s body. Her knowledge of dressage and correct mechanics allows for a productive conversation between what I feel in the saddle and what she feels in the horses’ body. Both the horses and I have a great trust in Diane to approach each challenge with tact and compassion and I highly recommend her services to any horse owner." – Sophie Miller
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Back In Balance Equine Bodywork is a hands on holistic approach to improving attitude, performance and well being. Touch has a very strong healing influence. It is widely used to prevent and relieve stress as well as assist in recovery from injury. Touch can also be a terrific tool for detecting tension, abnormalities, and other problems earlier than by sight. Holistic means that on order to create an environment for health and well being, we must consider the total horse. Both physical and psychological traits must be addressed rather than treating symptoms separately. In order to help the healing capacity of the body, factors including emotional stability, nutrition, exercise, lifestyle, and structural soundness must all be taken into consideration.
Repetitive work, lameness and compensation for discomfort can cause tension patterns to develop in muscles and connective tissue. This leads to restriction in range of motion in joints and major junctions of the body. Accumulated tension can negatively affect comfort and performance and result in a loss of willingness and behavior problems, and can eventually contribute to lameness. The purpose of the bodywork is to help the horse release the accumulated stress and tension and return to physical and psychological well being, which contributes to improved attitude and performance. |
Diane Dzingle
Masterson Method® Certified Practitioner 509-993-7375 [email protected] https://www.aikenequinebodywork.com/ |
Thank you to our sponsors! We could not do it without their support!