Fascia treatment of horses with amazing results
During the spring of 2018, more than 10 000 horses were treated every month with Swedish Fascia Vibes. Trotters ran faster and show jumpers jumped higher.
- Swedish Fascia Vibes is an effective & gentle treatment of the whole body
- Increases relaxation, circulation and fluid flow
- Thousands of horses are treated every month including elite performers in trotting as well as show jumping
Great results with Fascia treatment of horses using Swedish Fascia Vibes
In the spring of 2018, about 10,000 horses were treated every month with Swedish Fascia Vibes and the results are absolutely incredible. Trotting horses run faster and win more races, show jumpers jumps higher and stay in better shape.
”Very impressed of how good the results are in just a short time” – Janus Marquis, Physiotherapist American Show Jumping team
Why does the treatment work so well?
- New research shows that fascia has a larger impact on health and well-being than previously known
- Fascia is a network of connective tissue, with no beginning and no end, which encapsulated all parts of the body, from muscles and skeleton, to organs and cells.
- Fascia is responsible for more than one third of the locomotor system and is vital for both shock absorption as well as recovery and cell regeneration
- Through Fascia treatment tensions in different areas can be reached simultaneously, the body starts functioning better and the self healing capacity is stimulated.
Swedish Fascia Vibes – optimized Fascia Treatment
- Based on the latest anatomical research, Swedish Fascia Vibes is optimized for advanced and powerful fascia treatment.
- By using a machine that generates 1200 harmonic pulsations per minute, waves are created which spread through the fascia like rings on water so large areas can be treated quickly, both deep and wide.
- The treatment increases mobility and relaxation, eases pain and tension, improves circulation and increases fluid flow, helping the body to heal itself
Horses are under constant pressure affecting their health and well-being
- In all honesty, horses are not “made” for jumping, riding and trotting – no matter how fun it is for everyone involved (including the horses themselves.)
- But few know exactly how much pressure we constantly put on our horses.
- One example of this is when a show jumper jumps over a 160 cm bar, landing on one hoof. The force of that landing is 4 metric tons – a massive pressure to put on one hoof.
- But luckily the horse has an incredible network of connective tissue, fascia, distributing that force to different parts of the body.
- However, if there are distortions in the locomotor system,like tensions in the lower back, an unbalanced or a a misfitting saddle – the pressure quickly magnifies.
- A mobile, flexible and relaxed fascia is crucial for the horse’s functionality – no wonder that more and more horses are getting regular fascia treatment,
Swedish Fascia Vibes is currently used regularly by elite stables in trotting and by many professional show jumpers; including the US national team
Based on the latest anatomical research and validated by the University of Copenhagen
100s of professional horse therapists in EU & the US treating roughly 15 000 horses per month. The horses run faster, jump higher and feel better
“Good treatment to increase mobility and relaxation.” Vibeke Elbrønd, UCPH veterinarian
A COMPLETELY new way of treating horses
It doesn’t matter how experienced you are as a therapists – the latest Fascia research provides a completely new perspective on the body.
Treatment of trotting horses: Thoughts and case studies
Fascia therapist Märta Lindqvist shares her thoughts and case studies on treatments of trotter horses
Common problems in trotting horses
Trotting horses are worked on a completely different level than horses in most other branches. They are exposed to more stress in both the speed, intensity and risk of injury is high.
Atlasbalans part of the first Fascia research study on horses
In 2015 veterinary Vibeke s Elbrond was the first one ever to publish a research study on fascia on horses. But did you know that she used the Atlasbalans M1 to validate her findings – and at the same time showing the effect the machine has on fascia?
What does the US Equestrian Team and Rolf Göran Bengtsson have in common?
What does the US Equestrian Team and Rolf Göran Bengtsson have in common? They are pioneers when it comes to giving their horses the best conditions to perform – and has had great results with Swedish Fascia Vibes.
Catherine Tyree: “I was treated for my back, my right shoulder & my neck and I absolutely love it!”
Elite Show Jumper Catherine Tyree tries the Fascia Vibes Treatment by Atlasbalans at Falsterbo Horse Show 2019.
Fascia Horse with the U.S. Show Jumping Team
Janus Marquis, Physiotherapist for the U.S. Show Jumping Team, got to hear from Rolf Göran Bengtsson as well as from other elite riders that they had experienced some fantastic results with Swedish Fascia Vibes.
Treatment of trotting horses
Swedish Fascia Vibes is a proven method helping trotter horses with common problems and injury prevention. Thousands of horses are treated every month and they are running faster and winning more races than ever before
Trot horses at elite level run faster after Fascias treatment
Since its introduction in 2013, fascia treatment of horses has produced fantastic results. Trotters run faster and get fewer injuries – but above all they love the treatment.
Best in the world at Fascia Treatment of Horses?
När vi började behandla Fascia 2012 så visste vi inte överdrivet mycket mer än att det gav bra resultat. Sedan dess har det hänt en hel del.
What happens in the body during Swedish Fascia Vibes treatment?
The Swedish Fascia Vibes treatment may appear gentle – but during treatment there is a lot that is happening in the body. Learn more about how the machine increases the fluid flow in the tissue and turns of pain receptors
Rolf Göran Bengtsson in partnership with Fascia Horse
In the fall of 2015, a partnership was started between Atlasbalans and Rolf Göran Bengtsson to see if regular fascia treatment could help the horses stay in shape.