C2 Performance Therapy, LLC

05/24/2026

🚨 THE BIG ONE IS HERE! 🚨
Salt Fork Event Center Grand Opening 5D
Featuring WR Productions LLC

We are on a mission to bring the best events to this area of Oklahoma we love so much!

This center is state of the art. 👨‍🎨
Lane Wilhelm (our groundsman) I took the time to actually go inspect and put our hands in the dirt (it passed with flying colors it’s a beautiful clay/sand mix) As beautiful as this place is nothing was going to matter to us if the dirt didn’t meet Lanes specs. We also wanted a feel of the atmosphere, oh by the way is FULLY climate controlled perfect for the heat of the summer ✅.

👏🏼 there is 👏🏼 absolutely 👏🏼 nothing 👏🏼 like this facility this immaculate from OKC west. No stone was left unturned when they designed it.

With couple hundred beautiful, safe, and brand new stalls that are covered, with air flow, on dirt floors, a second covered warm up arena, and a covered large connecting ally from main arena to warm up arena this will be a BEAUTIFUL user friendly set up was made with you and your horse in mind.

Connecting to the main arena has the most beautiful banquet event halls that are large enough for everyone! With many other incredible rooms branching from that.

We are honored, excited, and ready to bring you this opportunity to our western Oklahoma contestants and surrounding states. We kindly ask that you save the dates, and share, share, share with your friends!

We will have a MINIMUM
$2,000+ GUARANTEED added money, 80% payback, prizes, and non-stop action! There will be entry fees that are economical friendly all the way to high roller big spender fees the choice is in the contestants hands, so everyone can play!

📅 DATES: August 6th – 9th, 2026
📍 LOCATION: Salt Fork Event Center – Alva, OK
🎈 KIDS PERK: FREE Large Bounce House all weekend long!
Check out the full weekend lineup below! 👇
🗓️ WEEKEND SCHEDULE

THURSDAY, AUG 6 – ARENA FREE PREVIEW
• Arena Entry: FREE all day!

• 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM: FREE Ride Arounds (30-min slots / Max 8 per slot /
• 🎁 PERKS: Come ride, take a video, tag a friend & tag WR. To enter the drawing for a giveaway bag! Get a chance to get in with your horse!

FRIDAY, AUG 7 – "THE SALT FORK PREVIEW RACE"
• Paid Ride Arounds
• Exhibitions
• 8 and under Beginner 4D Youth
• 4D 18 and under Youth
• OPEN 5D Race
• 🏆 PRIZES
• 🎁 GIVEAWAY: Random 3 Prize Giveaways in random stalls for contestants that purchased stalls!

THE SALTY SATURDAY, AUG 8 – 80% PAYBACK
• "Espressos & Exhibitions"
(First-come, first-served FREE house coffee! ☕).
• Beginner 8 and under 4D Youth
•18 and under 4D Youth
• TO FOLLOW: Open 5D Race
• NOT BEFORE 7:00 PM: Outwest Pony Express Showdown. Prizes, and a prize for Best Dressed Theme! 🐎 (Those who remember (back in the good days) the Diamonds & Dirt Pony races we loved it SO much we are bringing it back!) You have plenty of time to find that rocket pony! This is great entertainment and fun competition!
• 🎁 GIVEAWAY: Random 3-RV Spot Giveaway prize drawings for RV purchases!

SUNDAY, AUG 9 –
FAITH IN THE FAST LANE
•Church Service with horse illustrations & worship. 🙏
•AQHA Class (pending).
• Beginner 4D Youth ➡️
Advanced 4D Youth
• Open 5D Race
🏆 WEEKEND AWARDS & INCENTIVES
• Open Average: Champion Buckles (Sat/Sun times)
• Beginner Youth Average: Champion Buckles (Sat/Sun times)
• Advanced Youth Average: Champion Buckles! (Sat/Sun times)
• More Perks: Certificates, High Roller Awards, Crying Hole Giveaways, Giveaway Bags, Buckles, Average Prizes, Stallion Breeding random draw giveaway, and MORE!

⚙️ SIDE POTS
• Side Pots:
Adult | Senior | High Roller l and
Combo Classic: Combining your Open times into one main race, Example you run Friday and Sunday you can pay to opt both times in and it all goes into one payout at the end, you can run and opt in all three days for 3 times, 2, or 1 the choice is yours for extra bonus money making it all one combined race option.
📩 Proactively working on Sanctions. PENDING: With BBR, WPRA, NIH, Paint Horse, AQHA, NBHA, BONUS, and more. (will announce as we can get approvals)
See you all in Alva! 🏁

We are so blessed for this opportunity! From today on we will keep you in the loop with all the tea leading up to the event! 🫖 Be sure to keep an eye out for us!

05/24/2026

I will be out of pocket on vacation May 24th-29th. Please be patient with me and I will get back to you as soon as I get home!

05/07/2026

VF Good Henry is really finding his rhythm!! Blessed to have him as a client! He’s a wonderful example of how Acuscope/Myopulse Therapy helps optimize performance and recovery!!

05/05/2026

𝐏𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐬 in your equine partner. Some are more obvious. Some are more subtle.

Horses are telling us all the time their comfort level and it’s important that we are able to gather information about our horse just based on their stance or posture. Here are some of the common postures horses exhibit that could indicate they are not comfortable.

𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐮𝐭: Standing out is when either the front limb(s) is stretching forward or the hind limb(s) is stretching back. This term can also be called “camped out” or we also refer to a horse standing out one of their front limbs as “pointing.” When I see a horse standing out one of their front limbs there can be multiple reasons, but it is usually pain stemming from the distal limb. A good majority of the time a horse standing out a front limb is trying to take pressure off their heel, which indicates a hoof related or soft tissue issue.

𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫: A horse standing under themselves means that their front limbs or hind limbs are towards the center line of the body. This posture is more commonly seen in the hind end. When I see a horse standing under it is a sign of discomfort. For example, when a horse has a hind suspensory strain, desmitis etc. it is common for them to stand that limb under themselves. That is but one example, when a horse is standing under a hind limb we can have other culprits to the pain that can be stemming from the SI, stifle, hock, or bad hoof angles. Now occasionally I have come across a horse that is standing under front and hind, trying to give support to the centerline of their body, when I see this I know Im dealing with a plethora of issues that have now compensated and resided in multiple areas of the body.

𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐟𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠: This one seems to be one that goes the least noticed because horses like to rest their hind limbs when resting, standing for long periods etc. Constant shifting is when a horse is resting one limb then shifting to rest the other limb and going back and forth. This constant shifting in the hind end is a good indication of pain or discomfort whether from the hocks, SI tension, or tight hamstrings. This can be seen in the front end more evidently because usually the horse will be standing out one front limb then shifting to standing out the other front limb and so on.

𝐁𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐧𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐨𝐰: Another indication of pain that goes more unnoticed. When a horse is standing base narrow this means that their hooves are standing closer together than their shoulders or hips. I commonly see a lot of horses standing base narrow in the hind. This is a subtle indication of pain and to make a better assessment more information is needed, but my general suspicion for a bare narrow hind is pelvic or hip pain, possibly psoas, along with lumbar/SI pain. If the front end is base narrow I will address possible thoracic sling dysfunction or hoof related issue. Horses that are standing base narrow will land lateral wall first making medial-lateral hoof imbalance which can cause other issues.

𝐁𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐰𝐢𝐝𝐞: Base wide is the opposite of base narrow where the horse’s limbs are standing out further than the shoulders or hips. This one is less commonly seen. But if I do come across this stance I would assess if the horse’s muscles are so hypertonic and restricted that the horse can no longer stand squarely. Horses that are standing base wide will land medial wall first making medial-lateral hoof imbalance.

There are many more postures that I notate when assessing a horse, but these are the most common notations. Also, 𝒂 𝒉𝒐𝒓𝒔𝒆’𝒔 𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒇𝒐𝒓𝒎𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝒗𝒔 𝒂 𝒉𝒐𝒓𝒔𝒆’𝒔 𝒑𝒐𝒔𝒕𝒖𝒓𝒆 𝒊𝒔 𝒅𝒊𝒇𝒇𝒆𝒓𝒆𝒏𝒕. So it is important to observe any conformational issues the horse has been born with that may influence their posture. A horse that has poor conformation may not be capable of a different stance such as, a sickle hocked horse will always have a “standing under” look to them. On the contrary, a horse that is conformationally correct and chooses to influence their posture in a way to protect themselves or alleviate pain is valuable information for owners.

Horses that are having to adapt to a posture to alleviate pain if left unresolved, the body will start to conform and the muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, will re-align the body to this new adapted posture making it more difficult to return the body to a square, normal state. As I’ve discussed many times, horses are masters at masking pain or dysfunction, they are prey animals, that's how they have survived for many lifetimes, a prey animal does not want to be seen as weak and vulnerable so the body will compensate and reconform to hide the pain as best as it can. It is our job to find and notice these indications before it becomes a whole body issue.

**In addition: to clarify since some do not know what I do or what this page is about. The horse in the photo is receiving an acuscope treatment, which is a very advanced therapeutic modality that helps accelerate healing, manage chronic conditions, and alleviate pain. Check my page for more information about this service.

04/13/2026

Excited to be able to help a very special young lady who is special aroundW.R Arena & WR Way Out West Tour!! Please spread the word and get entered in these races!!

***C2 Performance Therapy required vet authorization for services to be completed.

If you plan on running at Rylees Races and love Acuscope check this out !! D winners here’s your chance to win BIG for a 3 day session!

RECALIBRATE Series
Recalibrate is utilized to start all new patients. It begins with a3-phase evaluation process. A visual observation is performed, followed with a manual observation. The process is completed utilizing the biofeedback system of the Acuscope, takingreadings of multiple acupoints. This is necessary to pinpoint areas of cellular dysfunction and assist in developing a treatment program with the patient’s specific needs in mind. Next, aloading series of 3 Acuscope/Myopulse sessions are completed. This lays the foundation for optimal results down the road. Each session builds upon the one prior, having a cumulative effect. These sessions are required to be performed 3 consecutive days in a row or a minimum of 12 hours apart.
*The Recalibrate Program is required for all new patientsrequesting Acuscope/Myopulse Therapy. A repeat of Recalibrate may be required if the patient has not been seen in 90+ days.

This will be for a 3 day haul in at C2 facility. All winners in each D will be put in a bucket at the end of the 3 series thank you C2 Performance Therapy, LLC !!