JW Equine Bodyworks LLC

09/16/2026

🐴✨ NEW at JW Equine Bodyworks — Equine Cupping! ✨🐴

I’m excited to add cupping to my equine bodywork toolbox!

Cupping uses gentle suction to lift the skin and underlying tissues, helping create space within the tissue and encouraging circulation to the area. It can be a great addition to a customized bodywork session—especially for performance horses dealing with tight, overworked muscles.

🐎 Potential benefits of equine cupping include:
• Increased local blood flow and circulation
• Helping release muscular and fascial tension
• Supporting mobility and range of motion
• Encouraging relaxation in tight or overworked areas
• Supporting recovery after strenuous work
• A great complement to massage and other bodywork techniques

Every horse is different, so I tailor each session to what your horse is telling me they need.

Cupping is now available as part of my bodywork sessions at JW Equine Bodyworks. 💙

📩 Message me to schedule your horse or ask whether cupping might be a good addition to their next session!

JW Equine Bodyworks
Helping horses feel and perform their best. 🐴

08/04/2026

Post training recovery! It’s about 35 minutes long. 15 minutes pemf and 20 minutes alternating pemf with massage. It uses low-frequency magnetic waves to stimulate cellular metabolism, enhance blood circulation, reduce lactic acid buildup, and ease muscle tension after strenuous exercise, helping horses return to peak condition faster.

07/31/2026

Few from my week

07/30/2026

At only 4yrs old and 20 hands (maybe more) this is the sweetest boy! He loved every minute of his massage today.

07/30/2026

Check out this gentle giant I had the pleasure working on! Could quite possibly be the tallest living horse!

05/27/2026

Excited to be a sponsor at Bits and Spurs Riding Club again this year! I’ll have my tape, ActivoMed PEMF/massage blanket with me at the Wednesday races and game shows!

05/25/2026

05/24/2026

Recovery matters just as much as training. Proper bodywork helps horses stay comfortable, balanced, and ready to perform.

05/22/2026

I get asked quite often what’s the difference between Activo-Med and Bemer.

BEMER and Activo-Med are both PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapies, but they work a little differently and are designed with different goals in mind.

BEMER

* Focuses heavily on improving microcirculation (blood flow in tiny vessels).
* Uses a very specific low-intensity signal pattern designed to stimulate circulation and recovery.
* Often marketed for overall wellness, healing support, and recovery.
* Simpler setup and commonly used for maintenance and daily support.
* Lower intensity compared to many performance-focused PEMF systems.

Activo-Med

* Combines PEMF with massage and adjustable therapy programs depending on the model.
* Designed more toward performance horses and targeted therapy.
* Offers different frequencies and settings for warm-up, recovery, relaxation, and rehabilitation.
* Commonly used in competition barns for muscle soreness, stiffness, tying up recovery, and post-workout care.
* Typically provides a more customizable treatment experience.

A simple way to explain it:

* BEMER = circulation-focused wellness therapy. Has only two frequencies; 10 Hz and 33 Hz.
* Activo-Med = customizable performance and recovery therapy. Works at a frequency of 7.8mt (millitesla) with an intensity of between 1-50hz.

Both can be beneficial — it really depends on what the horse needs and what the owner is looking for.

05/22/2026

Every horse works hard in their own way — performance horses, trail horses, and pasture pets all benefit from bodywork. A comfortable horse is a happier horse. 🐴