07/10/2026
Stop by the Vendor Tent Today Only to see Acclivity Integrated Physical Therapy for a FREE posture and movement screening for riders and get a discount on future sessions if you book with her while she’s here!
🐴How do you know if this could help you? 🐴
Sitting crooked, being stronger or more balanced on one side or going one direction can all be indicators that you may benefit from physical therapy.
By improving your ability as a rider, it can reflect on your horse and enhance both of your performance. On the other hand, if you have been suffering with pain for years and ignoring it as we always put our horses first, there can be help for you too!
As an equestrian myself, I can use my training as a Physical Therapist and knowledge as a rider to help you feel and ride better!
Physical therapy can be a useful tool with or without current pain, limitations or past injuries.
Physical therapy can be used for performance excellence and enhancement in your athletic goals, fitness, and sports/recreation such as riding horses.
Common problems or signs that Physical Therapy can benefit you as a rider:
▪️Past falls or injuries, especially the ones that "never healed right"
▪️Those aches and pains "you've always had/just deal with"
▪️Hip, knee, ankle, and shoulder pain; common with riders
▪️One side is weaker than the other when you ride
▪️You have been told you sit crooked or shift your weight more to one side
▪️Your stirrups tend to be set on different holes
Learn more at https://www.acclivitypt.com/equestrians.html
Acclivity Integrated Physical Therapy, LLC.
E-Mail: [email protected]
Phone: (216) 200-7130
Office: 439 South St. Chardon, OH 44024
