Snowmass and Denver, Colorado
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Structured, biomechanics-driven guidance for equestrians and their horses, because sustainable performance starts with sound movement on both sides of the partnership.
You don't have to be injured to benefit from physical therapy.
Most people think of PT as something you do after surgery or a serious injury. But movement dysfunction usually shows up long before pain does, in a hitch in your horse's stride that everyone's used to, a hollow back you've stopped noticing, a saddle that always seems to slip the same direction.
These aren't quirks. They're patterns, and patterns are exactly what physical therapy is built to find and change.
For your horse, that might look like:
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Subtle unevenness that's never been "lame enough" to investigate
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Reluctance to pick up one lead, or stiffness bending one direction
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Muscle asymmetry you can see in photos but can't explain
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A horse who's sound on the vet exam but still doesn't feel right under saddle
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A saddle that always seems to slip the same direction, no matter how it's fitted
For you, that might look like:
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Lower back pain that flares after long rides
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A stirrup that always feels lower on one side, no matter how many times you adjust it
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Hip or shoulder tightness that's quietly shaping how you sit
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Old injuries that never quite resolved, just got worked around
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Wanting to ride better and longer without your body limiting you first
Veterinary care answers "is something wrong?" Physical therapy answers "how is this body moving, and how could it move better?"
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Not sure if any of this applies to you or your horse? Grab the free Ride Readiness Checklist and start noticing the early clues yourself.
Based in Snowmass, I regularly travel throughout the Roaring Fork Valley (Aspen to Glenwood Springs) and make routine trips to the Denver metro area and surrounds.
Outside that range? Reach out, I may still be able to make it work.
Physical therapy isn’t just about injury recovery—it’s about riding stronger, moving better, and enjoying your horse time to the fullest. Whether you’re dealing with pain, stiffness, or an old injury, I can help you and your horse feel and perform your best. Let’s work together to keep you comfortable, balanced, and riding for years to come!
Education
Workshops & Presentations
Offering live or virtual presentations on a range of horse and human topics related to anatomy, biomechanics, posture, general exercise recommendations, specific injuries/conditions, sport-specific requirements, and performance enhancement. Tailored to the needs and interests of your group. Call, email, or submit a contact form for more information!
