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PulseStride Certified equine bodywork specializing in performance and recovery, backed by a Purdue University B.S.

Offering massage, myofascial & craniosacral therapy, cryotherapy, cupping, trigger point, acupressure, essential oil, and Bemer PEMF services & sales. PulseStride specializes in equine performance therapy through modalities such as massage and PEMF therapy.

Acupressure is a gentle bodywork technique that uses sustained pressure on specific points to encourage relaxation and s...
10/19/2026

Acupressure is a gentle bodywork technique that uses sustained pressure on specific points to encourage relaxation and support muscular comfort.

How does it work?

Applying controlled pressure stimulates sensory receptors in the skin and underlying tissues, potentially influencing the nervous system and encouraging the release of muscular tension.

Potential benefits for horses include:

* Encouraging relaxation in horses that hold tension through the poll, neck, and back
* Supporting muscular comfort following training, competition, or travel
* Helping sensitive or reactive horses become more comfortable with hands-on bodywork
* Encouraging relaxation in areas of muscular tightness that may affect freedom of movement

At PulseStride, acupressure is thoughtfully incorporated into individualized bodywork sessions to support your horse’s comfort, movement, and overall well-being.

💙 Supporting the equine athlete through intentional, individualized care.

Soaking up the sun these last couple of days! Charlotte loved getting a massage and being outside in the beautiful weath...
10/14/2026

Soaking up the sun these last couple of days! Charlotte loved getting a massage and being outside in the beautiful weather!

Myofascial release is a gentle, targeted technique designed to address restrictions within the fascia—the connective tis...
10/08/2026

Myofascial release is a gentle, targeted technique designed to address restrictions within the fascia—the connective tissue that surrounds and supports the body.

For horses, areas of fascial restriction can contribute to stiffness, reduced mobility, uneven movement, and difficulty maintaining comfortable, efficient motion.

At PulseStride, myofascial release is incorporated into bodywork sessions to help address areas of restriction and support better overall movement and comfort.

Because performance starts with a body that can move well. 🐎

PulseStride Equine Performance Therapy
Equine bodywork focused on helping your horse feel and move their best.

Your horse works hard. Their body deserves the same level of care. 🐴From targeted massage and Bemer sessions to cryother...
10/07/2026

Your horse works hard. Their body deserves the same level of care. 🐴

From targeted massage and Bemer sessions to cryotherapy, cupping, and more, PulseStride is focused on keeping horses feeling their best—before, during, and after performance.

Performance starts with a body that feels good.

📍 IN, IL, WI, MI, KY
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PulseStride is expanding recovery services beyond the horse.Rider Cryotherapy will soon be available through PulseStride...
10/05/2026

PulseStride is expanding recovery services beyond the horse.

Rider Cryotherapy will soon be available through PulseStride, bringing targeted cold therapy to riders looking to support recovery and physical performance.

Whether you’re coming off a long day at the barn, preparing for competition, or managing the demands of a busy riding schedule, recovery plays an important role in maintaining consistency and performance.

Rider Cryotherapy — coming soon to PulseStride.

More information on sessions and availability to come!

From collection and transitions to jumping, stopping, turning, and simply carrying themselves through everyday work, the...
10/01/2026

From collection and transitions to jumping, stopping, turning, and simply carrying themselves through everyday work, the large muscle groups of the hind end are constantly being asked to perform.

And as the temperatures drop, those muscles can feel even tighter.

Regular equine massage can help relax and release large, overworked muscle groups, supporting comfortable movement and helping your horse feel looser after work.

The goal isn’t just to address soreness after it happens — it’s to keep the body feeling good enough to perform, recover, and move efficiently.

🍂 Cooler weather + increased muscle tension = a great time to put bodywork back on the schedule.

At PulseStride Equine Performance Therapy, every massage is focused on the individual horse and what their body is telling us that day.

Keep the hind end working hard — without letting it stay tight.

At PulseStride, equine massage is about understanding the horse underneath your hands — identifying areas of tension, re...
09/30/2026

At PulseStride, equine massage is about understanding the horse underneath your hands — identifying areas of tension, restriction, and muscular compensation, then tailoring each session to what that horse actually needs.

Every massage is individualized and includes:
• Full-body muscular & skeletal assessment
• Therapeutic massage
• Myofascial & craniosacral techniques
• Trigger point & acupressure work
• Bemer session included with every massage
• So much more!

Whether your horse is competing at the highest level, coming back from time off, or simply deserves to feel their best — intentional bodywork can be an important part of their overall program.

Performance starts with how the horse feels.

📍 Traveling to your barn/show
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🐴 PREVENTION > REACTIONDon’t wait for your horse to be noticeably sore before giving their body some attention. Regular ...
09/29/2026

🐴 PREVENTION > REACTION
Don’t wait for your horse to be noticeably sore before giving their body some attention. Regular movement, proper warm-up/cool-down, hydration, and preventative bodywork can help keep muscles moving well and catch areas of tension early.

PulseStride tip: Pay attention to subtle changes—shorter stride, resistance to a certain direction, difficulty picking up a lead, girthiness, or changes in attitude. Those can be worth investigating before they turn into a bigger problem.

Your horse doesn’t have to be struggling to benefit from bodywork.At PulseStride, sessions are focused on helping horses...
09/28/2026

Your horse doesn’t have to be struggling to benefit from bodywork.

At PulseStride, sessions are focused on helping horses feel their best through intentional, individualized bodywork — from massage and myofascial release to craniosacral work, cupping, acupressure, cryotherapy, and Bemer sessions.

Every massage session includes a Bemer session as part of the treatment.

Whether you’re preparing for the show ring, maintaining a seasoned athlete, or simply want to keep your horse feeling their best, bodywork is about more than fixing a problem — it’s about staying ahead of one.

📍IN, IL, MI, KY
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It’s been great working at lamplight today! I can’t wait for another full day tomorrow! ⭐️Sessions include a full body e...
09/25/2026

It’s been great working at lamplight today! I can’t wait for another full day tomorrow!

⭐️Sessions include a full body eval, massage, acupressure, myofascial and cranial sacral release, effleurage, a full Bemer PEMF session, and so much more!

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Valparaiso, IN
46385

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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+12193073133

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