🚨 Facilitated vs. Inhibited Muscles—What Your Horse’s Balance Is Telling You!🐴 Ever notice how one side of your horse feels stiffer, heavier, or harder to pick up? That’s neuromuscular imbalance in action—one side is facilitated (overactive) while the other is inhibited (under-recruited). 📍 Here’s the key: ✅ A facilitated leg is stiff, resistant, and lacks fluid motion. ✅ An inhibited leg is weaker, harder to balance on, and less responsive. ✅ Both are just clues—not fixed diagnoses. Our job
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🚨 Facilitated vs. Inhibited Muscles—What Your Horse’s Balance Is Telling You!🐴 Ever notice how one side of your horse feels stiffer, heavier, or harder to pick up? That’s neuromuscular imbalance in action—one side is facilitated (overactive) while the other is inhibited (under-recruited). 📍 Here’s the key: ✅ A facilitated leg is stiff, resistant, and lacks fluid motion. ✅ An inhibited leg is weaker, harder to balance on, and less responsive. ✅ Both are just clues—not fixed diagnoses. Our job
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It’s the scenario every horse owner dreads. Your horse has an injury, and the vet prescribes box rest. He has to stay quiet to heal, but he's loaded with energy. You know the feeling. That first hand-walk is terrifying. He wants to explode. So what's the answer? As Tristan explains in this video, the horse is in a state where he can't use his physical energy. He can't run, he can't be ridden, and he can't be worked. That energy has to go somewhere. If he's just standing in his box with no intera
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It’s the scenario every horse owner dreads. Your horse has an injury, and the vet prescribes box rest. He has to stay quiet to heal, but he's loaded with energy. You know the feeling. That first hand-walk is terrifying. He wants to explode. So what's the answer? As Tristan explains in this video, the horse is in a state where he can't use his physical energy. He can't run, he can't be ridden, and he can't be worked. That energy has to go somewhere. If he's just standing in his box with no intera
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You can help your horse coregulate during times of stress. READ ON FOR HOW. It’s honestly really cool to try. I used to think this type of idea of “matching energy” and helping your horse connect with your more relaxed energy was too “woo woo” and hippie-ish but it’s 100% a thing.Every horse is different with the type of touch they like but I just gently and very lightly run my hand down his neck very slowly, take some deep breaths and do centred breathing, sometimes I close my eyes because that
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You can help your horse coregulate during times of stress. READ ON FOR HOW. It’s honestly really cool to try. I used to think this type of idea of “matching energy” and helping your horse connect with your more relaxed energy was too “woo woo” and hippie-ish but it’s 100% a thing.Every horse is different with the type of touch they like but I just gently and very lightly run my hand down his neck very slowly, take some deep breaths and do centred breathing, sometimes I close my eyes because that
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Why Wednesday ⁓ My horse tenses the masseter very often and the vet said he has a tight TMJ and Hyoid. Is there anything I can do with The Masterson Method to help him release tension in that area? Answer: Yes, one simple technique you could try is the Hyoid Release technique. This is a subtle movement technique in which we do not move anything ourselves, we simply apply a light, steady touch and let the horse create the movement. By resting the thumb gently on the roof of the mouth, or placing
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Why Wednesday ⁓ My horse tenses the masseter very often and the vet said he has a tight TMJ and Hyoid. Is there anything I can do with The Masterson Method to help him release tension in that area? Answer: Yes, one simple technique you could try is the Hyoid Release technique. This is a subtle movement technique in which we do not move anything ourselves, we simply apply a light, steady touch and let the horse create the movement. By resting the thumb gently on the roof of the mouth, or placing
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Traditional therapy tools and modalities stimulate tissue to try and force a change. They can help, but it’s still working on the reaction, not the system driving the reaction. When a horse is in stress physiology, the sympathetic nervous system limits recovery signalling and repair prioritisation. Medkey shifts the communication state first, which allows the body to follow naturally into a more balanced and adaptive response. That’s the difference between short term treatment and true system re
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