Equilibrium Therapy Massage Mitt

Quick, effective & easy to use

Equilibrium Therapy Massage Mitt – new improved design

The quick, effective and easy to use Equilibrium Therapy Massage Mitt helps to promote relaxation and improve flexibility. For use on muscle groups in the back, neck, quarters and hamstrings.

Battery operated 10-minute sessions in 3 intensities

Stimulates muscles by pulsing, vibration and stroking actions

Perfect before exercise as part of warm up

Can be used anytime as a rewarding treatment

Lightweight & portable

Easy to use, clean & store with a modern & practical sports holdall

New high performance battery & universal charger*

2 year product warranty

*The new Equilibrium Therapy Silver Battery will NOT work with the older style Equilibrium Therapy Massage Mitt (navy in colour)

The Equilibrium Massage Mitt can be used in a variety of ways to help your horse.

General Massage/Warm Up

You can use the mitt as a general full body warm up for the horse or use it to target discipline specific muscle groups.

As an all over massage:

Use the massage mitt in a slow sweeping motion over all muscle groups shown below running in the same direction as the hair. Spend 2 minutes on each muscle group, making sure that you repeat this on both sides of the horse.

WHEN TO USE

When to use Massage Therapy

For horses on box rest to promote blood flow

After exercise to help with toxin removal

Before exercise as part of warm up

At a show to help recover from travelling

On your horses day off as part of a maintenance programme

To help alleviate back problems

Anytime as a rewarding treatment

THE SCIENCE

As found with our EQUILIBRIUM THERAPY MASSAGE PAD there are a number of benefits of massage therapy.

Massage helps improve flexibility and reduce stiffness by improving blood supply to the muscles, this was found in our Massage Pad clinical trials which had massage applied to their backs via the pad and horses that used the pad showed a significant improvement in back flexibility. The heart rate is also reduced throughout the massage which promotes relaxation.

Tension is often one of the most common reasons for poor performance and by increasing relaxation and improving back flexibility; the negative effects of tension can be reduced. Relaxed muscles can help assist flexibility and movement in particular for competition horses performing dressage movements and jumping technical fences.