Equine Massage
Dennie Semore, CEMT, VOM
Equine Massage Therapist
Calendar of Upcoming Events
Accepted
2010 Horse Owners' Massage One Day Clinics:
June 5
October 2

As a result of the  benefits of Equine Massage, horse owners are taking an
active interest in massaging their own horses. It has been my privilege to
help and assist in this area of education. However until now it has been on a
limited bases. I am very proud to have the encouragement and endorsement
of Mike Scott and  “Equine Massage/Muscle Therapy” as a teaching
reference.

Space will be limited to small groups of ten or less.  This is to insure that
students receive quality instruction and individual attention. Clinic cost:
$225.00 with book. A deposit of $75.00 (non-refundable) is required at the time
of registration. Registration dead-line TBA. Prior students may audit for $75.00.

Study material will be delivered two weeks before scheduled class. Chapters
three, five and seven are required readings prior to class.

Format will be as fallows;
 Massage Theory
 Muscle Construction and Action
 Anatomy
 Common Injuries
  Massage Techniques
  Stretching
  Break for Lunch
  Hands on Application
  Review/Q&A


Please fill out
registration form and send check to

Balance Freedom Equine Massage
7106 Hwy 89
Milton, FL 32570

Following completion of this Clinic future clinics may be audited for $75.00. Prior students may be used as horse handlers only. All hands on application
will be for new students only.
I went to visit PJ at Nita's after your class and got to
try out my first massage.  PJ has never been a horse
places and submits to grooming but has never
shown any enjoyment of it.  As I began tracing his
muscles and feeling him, he whipped his head and
rubbed my hands together and placed them on his
neck.  He instantly quieted and stayed relaxed for
quite a long time eventually lowering his head and
sighing.  I went back to massaging his muscles and
this time he allowed it and stayed totally relaxed.  I
felt a bump on his ribs and PJ whipped his head
around as I touched it.  I knew it was a sore spot.  I
compressed it until it stopped pulsing and then
massaged around it.  
sighing.  I think I got it!  
I can honestly say, it's the
first time in all the years
that I've owned him that
he's ever let me lay
hands on him.  It was a
very bonding and
wonderful experience.  
Anyway, thanks for
sharing the knowledge.  
I hope to put it to further
good use.  
Marilyn
“ It is a pleasure to have someone like
Dennie that takes equine massage therapy
so seriously to consider using my material as
a teaching tool for her students. It is my hope
that the safe and proven methods in this
book will help her students help their horses."
Mike Scott LMT, CSF
Fitting Agent for



"Every Saddle Should Fit"