Basic Equine Massage Class

This is a great class if you are interested in learning some basics to help with your horse(s) perform better or if have an issue you are wanting to work on with your own horse. This is also a wonderful way to bond with your horse at a different level and in a different way than when riding.

Even though I have studied both massage and chiropractic and both skills will be talked about. I will be teaching soft tissue manipulations during this class. There is NO certification or certificates handed out. This is for you and your horses best interest.

FAQ'S

How Much Does It Cost?

Early Registration

$220

April 30th last day for early registration

Regular Class Fee

After the 30th

$250

You can pay online, over the phone ( small fee added) or venmo.

When Does Class Start

Check In Starts at 10 am

We do introductions when everyone gets checked in and then class starts right after.

How long is the class?

Every class is different plan around 5 -6 hours it can be shorter and it can go longer.

You are welcome to leave early if you need to but tuition is the same rate whether your there for 10 minute or full class.

I paid for my spot and not I can make it. Is there a refund?

Yes I will refund half of the money back if you cancel before 30 days.

or the full amount can be transfered to another person or for a different class.

If you have to cancel within the 20 days before class date there is no refund.

The cost of the class is per person so if you have a minor that is interested you can sign them up as well. You will have to sign a waiver for the minor.

Where is Class Held?

After you have paid for the class. I will send you the address and directions of the location of the class.

If we have really bad weather we wont cancel class but if we need to change locations where we can stay dry and warm I will send the message early morning before class if that happens on where to go.

What Do I Need to Bring?

This is a class where you do not need to bring a horse. They will be provided for the hands on part. I have found you don't learn as much if you bring your own.

If you are a note taker bring a notepad and a pen.

If you forget I have always have pens available and paper.

What do I need to wear?

Dress in layers we live in Idaho. You will need to be in boots and pants while working on the horses.

Lunch and Drinks

Lunch is provided

Please let me know if you have allergies!

There will be a cooler with water and drinks available.

Your welcome to bring snacks, coffee, tea!

If you have questions you are welcome to call me and I am happy to anwser any question you have. Ready to sign up your can do that here!

Signs Your Horse Wants A Massage

head tossing

resists leads

shoeing/trimming problems

unexplained lameness

struggles with sidepassing

and many more