Legacy PEMF Performance

08/30/2026

Lungs 🫁 The most asked for topic on my page. While most want to know what meds I’ve used on my mares, no one has dove deep in the signs of early breathing issues. While a BAL can pin point asthma, inflammatory airway disease, and whether or not your horse is a confirmed bleeder. While an allergy panel can tell you what they could be allergic to. While scoping them can show you what their upper airways look like… There is MUCH more to it.

Diaphragm muscle 💪🏼 This muscle hugs your lungs. A happy diaphragm allows the lungs to expand and take those big deep breaths. A contracted diaphragm causes short fast breaths. This muscle starts at their girth and ends up by their lower lumbar. You have a cinchy horse but have exhausted ulcer meds? You most likely have a mad diaphragm muscle. This muscle ties into your psoas muscle. Your psoas is a huge key component to hind end range of motion. Restriction of your diaphragm muscle can cause short strides in the front end, which then causes restrictions in your psoas, leading to short strides in the hind end. Your horses ability to breathe controls much more than you think.

🚩Short stride
🚩Cinchy
🚩Sore back
🚩Stiffness
🚩Can’t catch their breath

My mare for example has asthma. I know when she’s struggling to breathe just by how short her stride is in the front end. She won’t want to walk freely on a loose rein. She will have a short choppy trot, and would rather lope. When this is ignored, over the next few days she will get cinchy and has a hard time recovering after a work out. Anyone with asthma will tell you that their chest hurts and how sore they can be from not being able to breathe.

So while pharmaceuticals are a big help with an athlete’s lungs, so are knowing early signs that your horse is uncomfortable. That is an individual feel! Not one horse is the same. I’m always willing to help where I can but when you don’t know your horse, or aren’t willing to do the vet work, my hands are tied.

So next question, how do you help a restricted diaphragm? Well, my Acuscope/Myopulse can help with releasing tension and fascia that might be causing this. If you can find an osteopath, they are amazing when it comes to helping a restricted diaphragm. Knowing your horses lungs with vet work! Huge key 🔑 factor to keeping the diaphragm happy.




📣 Thank you Tami Elkayam Equine Bodywork for the coolest visual on how things connect! So talented!

08/08/2026

07/22/2026

There’s nothing better than watching hard work pay off. 🏆🤍

A huge congratulations to Ava & Cash on earning their first buckle together! What makes it even more special is that this incredible horse is 25 years young and proving that age is just a number with the right care, conditioning, and maintenance program.

It’s been an honor to be part of their journey through monthly PEMF sessions since the beginning of the year. Thank you for trusting me to help keep your partner feeling and performing his best.

Here’s to many more runs, memories, and buckles ahead! ✨🐴

07/19/2026

Excited to sponsor this race again this year!!!! One of my favorites!!!

05/15/2026

05/11/2026

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05/07/2026

04/23/2026

Feeling better, Hallelujah! Dm to get on the schedule and feel the difference in your horse 🫶🏻

04/14/2026

✨ Fun Fact ✨
Electromagnetic fields are all around us—generated by the earth itself and even within our own bodies. These natural fields play a role in many biological processes, which is why technologies like PEMF are designed to interact with the body in a supportive way.

Curious how it all works? Take a closer look at the post below 👇

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