http://www.equinebodyperformance.com.au/

Equine Body Performance, Singleton (2026)

19/10/2026

🐴 NOVEMBER BODYWORK TOURS – BOOKINGS NOW OPEN! 🍂

November is filling up, and I’m looking forward to getting back on the road to support more horses across Western Australia!

First of all, a huge THANK YOU to all my wonderful, loyal clients! ❤️ Many of my October tour locations booked out incredibly quickly, and I truly appreciate your continued trust and support.

📍 NOVEMBER TOUR LOCATIONS

🌿 Down South
Margaret River • Yallingup • Dunsborough • Busselton

🌿 South West
Bunbury • Boyanup • Donnybrook • Collie • Brunswick Junction • Harvey • Waroona • Lake Clifton

🌿 South Perth & Surrounds
South Perth • Cardup • Wellard • Bedfordale • Oakford • Oldbury

🌿 Additional November Locations
Westdale • Beverley • Mount Helena • Chidlow • Swan Valley

🐴 POSSIBLE NORTH PERTH TOUR
I’m also considering a North Perth tour! If you’re interested, please get in touch so I can plan a suitable route.

📅 LOOKING AHEAD TO DECEMBER
I’ll be returning to Bridgetown in December. You’re very welcome to register your interest already!

🏡 MY REGULAR SERVICE AREA
Rockingham • Serpentine • Mandurah • Pinjarra

Appointments in these areas are available throughout the month and do not depend on scheduled tours.

✨ MORE THAN JUST A MASSAGE

My approach combines extensive European training, years of practical experience and a thorough understanding of equine anatomy, biomechanics and movement.

I use a combination of:

✔️ Osteopathic & chiropractic principles
✔️ Myofascial release
✔️ Joint mobilisation
✔️ Trigger point therapy
✔️ Craniosacral techniques
✔️ Masterson Method®
✔️ Acupressure & TCM principles
✔️ Neurophysiology & biomechanics
✔️ Kinesiotaping where appropriate
✔️ Optional KLOUD® PEMA sessions

My focus is on identifying restrictions, tension and compensatory patterns early, addressing underlying functional issues and supporting long-term comfort, movement and performance.

Every horse is different, and every treatment is individually adapted. I take the time to listen to the horse and work with its responses rather than rushing through a session.

💰 90-minute treatment – $150 AUD
Travel included within scheduled tour areas.

⏳ PLEASE BOOK EARLY!

October showed just how quickly appointments can fill up, particularly in popular regions. If you’d like your horse treated in November, I strongly recommend getting in touch sooner rather than later.

📩 Send me a private message to secure your appointment or register your interest in an upcoming tour.

Thank you again for supporting Equine Body Performance. I look forward to seeing familiar faces and meeting new horses in November! ❤️

EQUINE BODY PERFORMANCE
Advanced Equine Manual Therapy
Treating the whole horse – not just the symptoms.

🌐 www.equinebodyperformance.com.au

27/09/2026

🐎 A LONG-TERM APPROACH TO EQUINE BODYWORK

My work is focused on long-term functional improvement, not simply on making a horse feel relaxed for a day.

I look at the horse as a whole functional system and aim to identify movement restrictions, compensatory patterns and areas of tension as early as possible.
The goal is to support the horse's body in addressing these issues, improving function and maintaining healthy movement for as long as possible.
When an existing problem is present, the aim is to help improve the horse's overall function rather than simply treating the area where a symptom is being noticed.
Every horse is different, and therefore the frequency of treatment is different too.

Sometimes a horse may benefit from several treatments relatively close together. In other cases, after a successful treatment and improvement, I may not see that horse again for several months.
And that's perfectly fine.

For me, success isn't about having a horse return every few weeks indefinitely. It's about creating meaningful, lasting improvement and giving the horse the best opportunity to stay comfortable, functional and moving well.

🇩🇪 EUROPEAN TRAINING & EXPERIENCE
My approach is strongly influenced by my professional training in Germany, including education in physiotherapy, osteopathy and chiropractic, as well as my training as a Masterson Method® Certified Practitioner.

I combine this background with extensive knowledge of anatomy, biomechanics, fascia, neurophysiology and manual therapy, adapting every treatment to the individual horse.

Depending on the horse's needs, my work may incorporate:
✔ Osteopathic principles
✔ Chiropractic principles & biomechanics
✔ Myofascial / fascia techniques
✔ Trigger Point Therapy
✔ Craniosacral techniques
✔ Neurophysiology & nervous-system regulation
✔ Acupressure & TCM principles
✔ Masterson Method®
✔ Kinesiotaping where appropriate
✔ KLOUD® PEMA Therapy as an optional addition

90-minute treatment – $150 AUD

📍 October tours as listed
📍 Additional appointments may be possible in Mandurah, Pinjarra, Rockingham, Serpentine and surrounding areas

📩 For locations outside the listed tour dates and areas, please contact me directly – I may be able to incorporate additional horses into an existing route.

Equine Body Performance
European trained • Masterson Method® Certified Practitioner
Advanced Equine Manual Therapy

25/09/2026

WHAT DOES KLOUD® PEMA ACTUALLY DO?

I often get asked: “What is that KLOUD blanket actually doing to the horse?”

So let me explain it as simply as possible. 😊

KLOUD® does not massage the horse, does not physically move muscles and does not “push” anything into the body.

Inside the KLOUD are electromagnetic coils. These create carefully programmed, pulsed electromagnetic signals that pass through the body without the horse having to do anything.

The KLOUD uses a technology called PEMA – Pulsed Electromagnetic Activation. According to CENTROPIX, its patented technology uses several differently varying pulsed signal patterns that are superimposed on each other. The idea is to provide a broader form of electromagnetic stimulation than earlier systems.

So what does that mean for the horse?

Think of it less like a massage and more like giving the body's own regulatory systems a signal to work with.

One of the things I particularly notice when using KLOUD with horses is relaxation.

The KLOUD has specific programs designed around relaxation, balance, synchronisation and vitality. CENTROPIX describes the RELAX program as supporting relaxation of body and mind and helping the user move into a calmer state.

And this is particularly interesting for horses because the nervous system plays such an important role in everything we do.
When a horse is tense, stressed or constantly “switched on”, it can be much harder for the body to release muscular tension and settle into a restorative state.

That's why I often use KLOUD before or alongside my hands-on bodywork.

The aim is not to force the horse to relax.

Instead, we create an environment in which the horse can shift towards a calmer, more regulated state – and then I can work with the tissues and movement system from there.

⚡ And what about “self-healing”?

This is where the terminology can become confusing.
CENTROPIX describes PEMA as supporting the body's natural self-preservation mechanisms and molecular processes.

I would explain that in simple terms as:

The KLOUD doesn't heal the horse for you.
It doesn't repair an injury.
It doesn't replace veterinary treatment.
Instead, it is designed to support the body's own regulatory and recovery processes.

And that is exactly why I find it so interesting for performance horses, travelling horses and horses going through periods of physical or nervous-system stress.

It can be used for:
🐴 relaxation and nervous-system support
🐴 recovery after physical exertion
🐴 preparation before exercise or competition
🐴 supporting the transition into a calmer state
🐴 general wellbeing and resilience
🐴 as an addition to hands-on Bodywork

KLOUD can also be used with dogs and humans, using the same portable applicators.

And because the applicators are wireless, lightweight and portable, there is no large machine standing next to the horse and no cable connecting the horse to a control unit.

The important thing for me:

KLOUD is not a replacement for good bodywork, veterinary care, training or correct management.

I see it as another tool – one that works through electromagnetic stimulation rather than through my hands.

And sometimes, giving the nervous system and the body the opportunity to settle first can make a huge difference to how a horse responds to the rest of the treatment. ❤️

CENTROPIX states that KLOUD is a wellness device and is not intended to diagnose, prevent, monitor, treat or alleviate disease. Individual experiences may vary.

If you would like more informations, don't hesitate to contact me.

Equine Body Performance
KLOUD® PEMA available in Australia

16/09/2026

🐴 LAST-MINUTE APPOINTMENT – SOUTH WEST

I have had a small change in my schedule and can now offer 1–2 equine treatment appointments on Tuesday, 22 September along my route between:

📍 Capel • Busselton • Cowaramup

If your horse has been feeling restricted, uneven, tight through the back or simply isn’t moving and performing as well as usual, this may be a good opportunity to have them treated while I’m in the area.

My treatments are approximately 90 minutes and are much more than a quick massage. I work with the horse as a whole functional system, drawing on my European training and many years of experience.

My approach can incorporate osteopathic and chiropractic principles, myofascial techniques, trigger point work, craniosacral therapy, biomechanics and neurophysiology, Masterson Method®, acupressure and kinesiotaping where appropriate.

I particularly focus on identifying compensation patterns and the primary restrictions behind them, while giving the horse enough time to relax and respond to the treatment.

⚡ KLOUD® PEMA can also be incorporated if appropriate, particularly to support relaxation, recovery and preparation for hands-on work.

90-minute treatment: $150
🚗 Travel included within the scheduled tour route
🐴 Performance & competition horses as well as leisure horses welcome.

📩 Send me a PM with your location to secure one of the remaining appointments.

Equine Body Performance
European trained • Advanced Equine Manual Therapy
Treating the whole horse – not just the symptoms.

04/09/2026

⚡ WHY INVEST IN YESTERDAY’S TECHNOLOGY?

There are many electromagnetic wellness systems on the market today.

But they are not all the same technology.

The KLOUD® represents a newer generation of pulsed electromagnetic application: PEMA – Pulsed Electromagnetic Activation.

Developed around the work of physicist and neurophysiologist Prof. Dr. Wolf A. Kafka, KLOUD uses newer patented signal technology building on decades of his work with pulsed electromagnetic fields.

And what I particularly love about it?

ONE SYSTEM. HORSE. DOG. HUMAN. 🐴🐶👤

I originally introduced KLOUD into my equine bodywork practice.
But very quickly I realised how versatile having one system for the whole family can be.

For horses, I use it particularly around:
🐴 relaxation and nervous-system downregulation
🐴 recovery periods
🐴 competition preparation
🐴 stressful situations and travelling
🐴 horses that find hands-on bodywork difficult
🐴 supporting general wellbeing alongside their normal training and healthcare

CENTROPIX specifically offers the VET system for use with horses and describes applications around competition preparation, stress and recovery.

And then there are the dogs. 🐶

One of my favourite experiences was with a working dog who found it incredibly difficult to switch off.

Always alert. Always ready for the next job.

Within a KLOUD Relax session, we watched her gradually let go, settle her entire body onto the mat and eventually close her eyes.

Her owner couldn't believe how deeply she relaxed.

That is exactly why I find this technology so interesting: you don't have to force anything.

And the same KLOUD can then be used by the owner.

YES – IT'S FOR HUMANS TOO. ❤️

After training, a stressful day, travelling, or simply when you want to take some time to unwind, KLOUD is designed as a wellness system for humans as well as animals.

CENTROPIX positions it around relaxation, balance, vitality and general wellbeing rather than as a medical treatment.

⚡ WHAT MAKES KLOUD DIFFERENT?
No heavy control box sitting beside you.
No cables running from the horse to a machine during the application.

The KLOUD applicators are battery-powered, lightweight, foldable and wireless, and can be controlled directly or through the CENTROPIX app. Multiple KLOUD units can even be managed from one smartphone.

You receive 5 core programs, with additional signals/programs available through the app – currently allowing expansion to up to 16 programs.

And this is something I find particularly interesting:

One of the optional programs is based on Kafka's original 1998 signal technology – meaning users can access both the newer KLOUD technology and an optional signal derived from his earlier system within the same modern platform.

For professional use, the animal components and protective covers also make the system much more practical and hygienic.

IT'S AN INVESTMENT – I KNOW.

KLOUD is not a cheap gadget.

And I don't think it should be sold as one.

For a trainer, performance stable, therapist, breeder or serious horse owner, however, I think the more important question is:

If you're going to invest in electromagnetic technology, what are you actually investing in?

Technology developed decades ago?

Or a modern, portable platform designed around newer patented signal technology – without tying you to a large machine and cables?

And unlike an equine-only system, your investment doesn't have to stop with the horse.

Horse. Dog. Human. One KLOUD system.

I use KLOUD myself in my professional practice and can therefore show you how I integrate it into real-world equine bodywork – rather than simply selling you a box.

📩 KLOUD systems are available to purchase directly through me in Australia.

If you're seriously considering investing in a system, send me a PM and I'll happily explain the different KLOUD options and help you work out which configuration actually makes sense for you.

Equine Body Performance
KLOUD® PEMA – available in Australia

31/08/2026

WHEN “QUICK” ISN’T ALWAYS BETTER 🐴

I want to share a story today – not to criticise another practitioner, but because I think it raises an important question for every horse owner:

Who do we allow to work on our horses – and what should good bodywork actually look like?

Recently, an owner contacted me feeling quite desperate about one of her horses.
He had previously suffered an accident involving his hip. He had been assessed by a veterinarian, and the owner had then sought bodywork to help address the remaining muscular issues.

Before I met him, he had received a very short treatment involving strong manual techniques and forceful adjustments.
During one of those techniques, the horse cried out.

That stayed with the owner. She told me afterwards that she had felt terrible about the experience – particularly because her horse wasn't moving or feeling better afterwards.

And this is where I think we need to have a conversation within the horse industry.

Does effective bodywork need to look dramatic?
A neck doesn't necessarily need to “crack”.
A pelvis doesn't need to be forced.
And resistance from a horse isn't automatically something that needs to be pushed through.

Sometimes the most important thing I do during a treatment is actually wait.
Wait for the tissue.
Wait for the nervous system.
Wait for the horse to understand that I'm listening.

Because a horse isn't a machine where we simply find the part that doesn't work, apply enough force and put it back into place.
It is a living animal with a nervous system, previous experiences, compensatory patterns and, sometimes, pain.

And trust matters.
I have been asked many times why my treatments take around 90 minutes, especially when there are practitioners who can treat a horse in 15–20 minutes.

I've actually thought about this myself.
Financially, treating several horses per hour would obviously make far more sense for me.
It would make my tours easier.
It would make scheduling easier.
And yes – it would probably make my business more profitable.
But I consciously decided not to work that way.

Because somewhere along the way, efficiency cannot become more important than the horse in front of me.

My hands are one of my most important diagnostic tools. I want to feel changes in tissue tension. I want to recognise compensation patterns. I want to see how the horse responds when I work in one area and what happens elsewhere in the body.

I use osteopathic principles, myofascial techniques, craniosacral work, chiropractic biomechanics, neurophysiology and other manual approaches – but the technique itself is never more important than the horse's response to it.

Sometimes I can work deeper.
Sometimes I need to do almost nothing.
And sometimes the horse tells me very clearly:
Not yet.
That is information – not disobedience.

After working with these two boys, their owner sent me this message:
“Rode both boys today. Just lightly around paddock. First C who would only walk if D walked with us otherwise stood dead still and wouldn’t move then jumped on D ba****ck and he really wanted to go for a walk. They were great.”

And particularly that little sentence about D meant a lot to me:
“He really wanted to go for a walk.” ❤️

Because sometimes progress isn't a spectacular before-and-after video.

Sometimes it's simply a horse wanting to move again.

There is one other reason I wanted to share this story.

In Australia, professional titles such as physiotherapist, chiropractor and osteopath are regulated titles. My formal manual-therapy education was completed in Europe, which is why I deliberately market myself here as an equine bodywork practitioner rather than using an Australian-protected professional title.

That doesn't diminish my education or experience. For me, it is simply about being transparent.

And I would encourage every horse owner to ask questions – including of me.

Where did you train?
How long was your education?
What anatomy and biomechanics did you study?
Why are you using this technique?
And most importantly: how is my horse responding to it?

Don't choose a practitioner simply because their treatment looks impressive, because everybody in a Facebook group recommends them, or because they can “fix” a horse in 15 minutes.

Choose someone whose knowledge, hands and approach you trust with your horse.

Because ultimately, that is what matters.

The horse always comes first. ❤️🐴

Equine Body Performance
Treating the whole horse – not just the symptoms.

30/08/2026

🐴 LAST SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE

September is nearly fully booked, but I still have a few appointments available on my final tours of the month.

📍 10 September – South of Perth
2 appointments available
South Perth and surrounding areas depending on routing.

📍 22 September – Down South
1 afternoon appointment available
Busselton • Dunsborough • Vasse

Appointments may also still be possible by request in my main service area:
Mandurah • Pinjarra • Baldivis • Serpentine

🐎 ADVANCED EQUINE MANUAL THERAPY
My treatments are not simply a massage or a quick fix. I take approximately 90 minutes to assess and work with the horse as a whole functional system – looking at muscular chains, fascia, compensations, restrictions and how different areas of the body influence each other.

Depending on what the individual horse needs, my work incorporates:
✔ Osteopathic principles
✔ Myofascial techniques & release
✔ Trigger Point Therapy
✔ Craniosacral Therapy
✔ Chiropractic biomechanics
✔ Neurophysiology & nervous system regulation
✔ Acupressure
✔ Masterson Method®
✔ Kinesiotaping when required

The goal is not to force the body into change, but to help restore function, comfort, mobility and performance while respecting the horse and its nervous system.

⚡ KLOUD® PEMA can also be incorporated into the session as an optional add-on – particularly useful for relaxation, nervous system regulation, recovery and preparation for hands-on work.

💰 90-minute treatment – $150 AUD
🚗 Travel included within scheduled tour areas
⚡ KLOUD® add-on available
Suitable for everything from the much-loved pleasure horse through to performance and competition horses.

📩 PM Equine Body Performance to book, including your location and preferred date.

Equine Body Performance
Treating the whole horse – not just the symptoms. 🐴❤️

24/08/2026

soooo true. Thanks Jim :-)

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