It was an amazing trip to Wellington & Ocala areain which I picked up a few more bodywork tools for my Performance Integrative Equine Bodywork business. One of the many highlights of the trip was assisting Jim Masterson in his work on a 2010 WEG Australian Eventing horse which may be going to the Olympics! To say it was a pleasure to work on these beautiful horses and enhance their performance would be an understatement.

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From Janet Elmo: “Bob Roffman of Performance Equine Massage came to my house last week to give me a demo of his work. Bob’s a big guy – 6’7″ – with a surprisingly gentle touch and open, calm demeanor. He worked with Norman, my 16hh “I don’t like men” gelding. Within moments of putting his hands on Norm, the horse bought into the work. This photo shows Norman dropping his head at a gentle request on the poll — a sensitive area he generally protects. At one point, Norm’s nose was on mat. And our rescue dog – who takes a while to warm up to people (and never gets very warm with them) – was often at Bob’s side whining to be petted. This guy is the real thing!”

The result of integrative bodywork

A successful visit and demo at a Aiken S.C. Paso Farm. Hopefully thiswill result in a clinic. A thank you to Darlene Rodgers and Stella Wise!

The surprise that I get from working on unique breeds that I don’t normally come across. The other day I had the pleasure of working on my first Nokota which is originally from the Great Northern Plains.

As you can see he is definitely enjoy his first integrative bodywork session.

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