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Equine Body Performance, Singleton (2026)

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 :-)

21/08/2026

🐴 SEPTEMBER TOUR DATES – NOW OPEN FOR BOOKINGS! 🇦🇺

August was absolutely overwhelming — my tours were fully booked, and I’m incredibly grateful for the warm welcome back after my time in Germany. ❤️

It was wonderful to see so many of my long-term clients again, as well as meeting lots of new horses and owners. Thank you for trusting me with your horses!

After such a busy August, I’m opening my September tour dates early. Some appointments are already booked, so if you know your horse is due for a treatment, please get in touch early.

📍 SEPTEMBER TOURS

📅 2 September
Lake Clifton • Waroona • Harvey

📅 3 September
Bunbury • Boyanup

📅 8 September
Brunswick • Harvey • Bunbury • Boyanup

📅 9 September
Muchea • Gingin • Bullsbrook

📅 10 September
South Perth

📅 22–23 September – Down South Tour
Busselton • Margaret River • Dunsborough

Other locations may be possible depending on demand and routing, so feel free to contact me if your area isn’t listed.

🐎 ADVANCED EQUINE MANUAL THERAPY

My treatments are not simply a relaxing massage. I work with the horse as a whole functional system, using a combination of:

✔ Osteopathic principles
✔ Myofascial Release
✔ Trigger Point Therapy
✔ Craniosacral Therapy
✔ Chiropractic biomechanics
✔ Neurophysiology
✔ Kinesiotaping
✔ Acupressure
✔ Masterson Method®

My focus is on identifying restrictions, compensations and dysfunction within the body and supporting the horse towards better movement, comfort and function.

⚡ KLOUD® PEMA Therapy can also be incorporated into treatments to support relaxation, nervous system regulation, recovery and performance.

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

A big thank you also to everyone I saw on my recent multi-day tour through Busselton, Margaret River, Bunbury and Perth. It was another incredibly busy and rewarding trip — and unfortunately, I took far fewer photos than I should have! 🙈

Sometimes I’m simply too busy treating horses to keep up with social media. ❤️

📩 If you’d like to book for September, please send me a PM with your location and preferred date.

I look forward to seeing you and your horses! 🐴❤️

Equine Body Performance
Advanced Equine Manual Therapy

11/08/2026

🐴 2 Appointments Available – York / Chidlow / Herne Hill

I have 2 appointments available on 19th August while I’m in the York, Chidlow & Herne Hill area.

My treatments are based on osteopathic principles and combine myofascial techniques, craniosacral therapy, chiropractic principles, neurophysiology and Masterson Method®.

The focus is not simply on relaxing tight muscles, but on identifying restrictions and compensations within the body and helping restore functional movement, comfort and performance.

⚡ KLOUD® can also be incorporated into the session where appropriate to support relaxation, nervous system regulation and recovery.

💰 90-minute treatment – $150
🚗 Travel included within the scheduled tour.

📩 Only 2 spots available – send me a PM to book.

01/08/2026

🐴 Last Appointments Available – Donnybrook Area

Due to a schedule change, I have 1–2 appointments available on Tuesday, 4th August in the Donnybrook area.

If your horse is due for a treatment, this is a great opportunity before the tour fills.

My treatments are based on osteopathic principles and combine:
✔ Myofascial techniques
✔ Craniosacral therapy
✔ Chiropractic biomechanics
✔ Neurophysiology
✔ Masterson Method®

I focus on identifying the primary cause of dysfunction rather than simply treating symptoms, helping to improve comfort, movement and long-term performance.

⚡ KLOUD® can also be integrated into your session to support nervous system regulation, recovery and relaxation where appropriate.

💰 90-minute treatment – $150
🚗 Travel included within the Donnybrook tour area.

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

27/07/2026

❤️ Thank you, WA! 🐴

I’m honestly so grateful for the incredible number of enquiries I’ve received since returning from Germany. Thank you for your trust and support—it truly means the world to me.

If I haven’t replied yet or you’re still waiting for a tour date, thank you for your patience. 🙏

As my business is completely tour-based, I carefully plan each trip around everyone’s preferred locations and times. It takes a little longer, but it allows me to minimise travel, create efficient routes and fit in as many horses as possible.

I’m currently finalising tours for the coming weeks across WA, so if you’re waiting to hear from me, I promise I haven’t forgotten you!

📩 Feel free to send me another message if you’re still waiting for a booking.

I can’t wait to catch up with so many familiar clients, meet new horses and continue helping them move, feel and perform at their best.

Thank you again for all your support! ❤️

ThankYou WATours HorseBodywork

27/07/2026

❤️ A huge THANK YOU to everyone! 🐴

I have been absolutely overwhelmed by the number of messages and booking enquiries I’ve received from all across Western Australia since returning from Germany.

Thank you so much for your trust in my work. It truly means a lot.

I also want to apologise to everyone I haven’t replied to yet, or to those who are still waiting for a confirmed tour date.

After a busy month treating horses in Germany, followed by a long journey home, jet lag and getting everything organised again in Australia, my priority this week was to complete the appointments that had already been scheduled.

I’m currently working on putting together my tours for next week, the following week and additional locations across WA.

Because my service is tour-based, I try to schedule every client according to their preferred day and time wherever possible. It takes a little longer to organise, but it allows me to create efficient routes, minimise travel time and fit in as many horses as I can.

Thank you so much for your patience while I work through everyone’s enquiries.

📩 If you have sent me a message and haven’t heard back yet, or if you’re still waiting for a tour date, please don’t hesitate to send me another message. I promise I haven’t forgotten you!

I’m looking forward to seeing so many familiar faces, meeting new clients, and helping more horses feel and perform at their best.

Thank you again for your incredible support! ❤️

19/07/2026

🇦🇺 I'm Returning to Western Australia! 🐎

After spending the last month in Germany treating many of my long-term equine clients, I'm looking forward to being back in Australia at the end of next week.

It was a busy and rewarding month, filled with wonderful horses, familiar faces, and plenty of kilometres. Alongside treating horses, I also had the opportunity to recharge and return with fresh energy for the months ahead.

I'm now putting together my first tour schedule back in WA.
If I haven't contacted you personally this week and you would like to book your horse in, please send me a message so I can include you in the planning.

📍 Upcoming Tour Dates

27 July
Serpentine

29 July
Waroona • Harvey • Brunswick • Bunbury

4 August
Donnybrook • Collie

6 August
Swan Valley • South Perth • Byford • Bedfordale • Oakford • Darling Downs

12–13 August (Down South Tour)
Bunbury • Busselton • Yallingup • Margaret River • Boyanup

🐎 Mandurah • Karnup • Pinjarra clients
As these areas are part of my regular service region, appointments will be scheduled between my tour dates. If you'd like to book your horse in, please send me a message so I can add you to the schedule before the diary fills up.

Other locations are always welcome to enquire and may be accommodated depending on demand.

My treatments combine:

✔ Osteopathic principles
✔ Myofascial techniques
✔ Physiotherapy & chiropractic biomechanics
✔ Craniosacral therapy
✔ Masterson Method®
✔ Neurophysiology-based approaches
✔ Kinesiotaping

Rather than simply treating tight muscles, I assess the horse as a whole functional system to identify the primary restriction, restore movement, improve comfort and support long-term performance.

🐎 Suitable for:

• Pleasure horses
• Performance horses
• Older horses
• Horses with stiffness, tension or compensation patterns
• Horses showing behavioural or performance changes under saddle
• Horses returning from injury or needing a functional bodywork assessment

⚡ KLOUD® (advanced PEMA technology) can also be incorporated into treatments to support nervous system regulation, relaxation, recovery and rehabilitation where appropriate.

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

I'm looking forward to catching up with both familiar and new clients and helping more horses feel and perform at their best.

📩 Please send me a PM to secure your appointment before the tours fill up.

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