The Masterson Method® is a type of bodywork that works with the natural instincts and body of the horse to release tension in three key junctions of the body so as to improve comfort, function and performance. It is an integrated multi-modality method of equine massage that is uniquely interactive because a fundamental component lies in identifying and recognising patterns and correlations between the responses of the horse and your touch. This allows you to find and release accumulated tension in the key junctions of the body that most affect performance.
This method of bodywork enables the horse to actively participate in the process of releasing tension. It is something you do with the horse, rather than to the horse. In fact, the horse's co-operation is essential to the success of the method.
This method of bodywork enables the horse to actively participate in the process of releasing tension. It is something you do with the horse, rather than to the horse. In fact, the horse's co-operation is essential to the success of the method.
Benefits of the Masterson Method:
- Builds connection, trust and relationship between horse and human
- Helps identify and relieve muscular pain and discomfort
- Enhances athletic performance by releasing muscular restrictions, improving flexibility, suppleness and mobility and increasing range of motion in key joints
- Helps protect the horse from muscular strains and injuries, and tendon and ligament damage
- Improves posture and body alignment
- Improves circulation and lymphatic function
- Promotes relaxation and a sense of well-being
- Helps identify and relieve muscular pain and discomfort
- Reduces stress and increases mental clarity
- Addresses behavioural problems that originate in muscular discomfort by removing the pain factor
- Builds connection, trust and relationship between horse and human
- Helps identify and relieve muscular pain and discomfort
- Enhances athletic performance by releasing muscular restrictions, improving flexibility, suppleness and mobility and increasing range of motion in key joints
- Helps protect the horse from muscular strains and injuries, and tendon and ligament damage
- Improves posture and body alignment
- Improves circulation and lymphatic function
- Promotes relaxation and a sense of well-being
- Helps identify and relieve muscular pain and discomfort
- Reduces stress and increases mental clarity
- Addresses behavioural problems that originate in muscular discomfort by removing the pain factor
* Jim talking about the Masterson Method