Two as One

Bending in every direction except the one you’ve asked for !! 🫠🤣

image credit - theideaoforder.com

A little something new for my Two as One clients…
I’ve finally created a little Facebook group for the Two as One community!

The group is a place for clients to get first pick of upcoming availability, hear about new dates and offers before they’re shared publicly and stay a little more connected with Two as One. 👀

It’s also a space to share your horse’s progress, show wins, updates, questions and all those little moments that make being part of the equestrian community so special.🥹🐴

I’ll still be posting on my page and Instagram as usual, but if you’re a Two as One client, this is where you’ll get the first look at what’s coming up.

Already a client or want to check it out?
Come on in!🤍
Know someone who might be interested in Two as One? Feel free to invite them too!!

👇🏼Join the Two as One Client Group:
https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1EoDuCPSgu/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Can’t wait to build this little community with you! 🐴✨

Bookings are open!! — NOVEMBER.

While i am still out of office until November 13th, you can book your session online for this upcoming month RIGHT NOW!! My booking site is available 24/7.. talk about convenience!🤩

🐴 Equine Sports Massage & introductory Red Light sessions.
• Servicing throughout Perth & regional areas!

💆🏻‍♀️ Relaxation & Remedial Massage for riders.
• Home Clinic available in Darling Downs
❕OFF THE TRACK WA PASSPORT HOLDERS get $10 OFF Relaxation or Remedial massage sessions - just present your horse’s passport when booking❕

Two as One is open:
Monday to Friday — 6am to 7:30pm
Saturday — 9am to 5pm

PM or click our “Book Now” link in our Bio!
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Why massage isn’t just about muscles. 🐴
When you think of massage, you probably think of muscles.

And yes! muscles are a big part of what I work with.

But during a session, I’m also paying attention to the bigger picture.
I’m looking at how your horse is standing, how they respond to touch, differences between sides, their movement, muscle tone and how different areas of the body may be working together.

Because muscles don’t work in isolation.

The way a horse moves, trains and compensates can influence how different areas of the body feel and function.

That’s why I don’t simply find a “tight spot” and massage it.

I’m looking at the horse as a whole - not just the muscle underneath my hands. 🤍🐴

FINAL NOTICE — OUT OF OFFICE 🇯🇵
Today would usually be when I share next week’s availability, but instead, this horse girl is out of office.

I’ll be away from October 27th to November 12th, returning to all my lovely horse & rider clients from November 13th!

Online bookings are still open 24/7 through Fresha, so if you’d like to secure an appointment for when I’m back, you can book anytime using the link below! 🤍
https://www.fresha.com/book-now/two-as-one-cdjng7h6/all-offer

Replies may be a little slower while I’m away exploring Japan, but I’ll get back to you as soon as I can!

Thank you for all your support and I can’t wait to see you and your beautiful horses when I’m back! 🫶🏻

- Connor | Two as One

Ever wondered what your horse’s body would look like if they were built more like us?🐴🤨

This image is such a cool way of looking at equine anatomy from a different perspective.

When we look at a horse, it can be easy to see their legs as completely different from our arms and legs…BUT when you break the body down, there are some pretty amazing similarities.

That front leg? Think arm.
That hind leg? Think leg.
The joints, muscles and bones all have counterparts in our own bodies - they’ve just evolved and adapted differently to support a four-legged animal.

And this is why I love understanding anatomy when working with horses!!

Sometimes, putting their body into a perspective that we can relate to makes it much easier to understand what we’re actually feeling beneath our hands.

It also helps us appreciate just how much our horses’ bodies are doing for us.. especially when we ask them to carry a rider, balance, bend, jump, gallop or perform repetitive movements.

Different body. Similar building blocks. 🐴🤍

(Although I definitely don’t recommend testing the theory by walking around on all fours.. it isn’t as easy as it looks🤣)

image credit: Correct Movement in Horses: Improving Straightness and Balance book by Gabriele Rachen-Schoneich and Klaus Schoneich.

Why I don’t always use the same techniques. 🐴
You might notice that your horse’s massage can look a little different from one session to the next.

That’s intentional.

I don’t follow a set routine where every horse gets exactly the same techniques. I adapt my approach based on what I find during palpation, how your horse is presenting on the day and how they respond throughout the session.

I also often draw on the skills and knowledge from my Remedial Massage Therapy training, incorporating techniques and approaches where appropriate to complement my equine massage work.

Sometimes that means changing my pressure, using a different technique or spending more time on a particular area.

Because every horse is different, and every session can be different too. 🤍🐴

Availability | Mon 19th - Sat 24th Oct.
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📍 Mon 19th - Forrestdale & Surrounds.
2 SPOTS LEFT

📍 Tues 20th – FULLY BOOKED ✅

📍 Wed 21st – Champion Lakes & Surrounds.
3 SPOTS LEFT

📍 Thurs 22nd – Pinjarra & Surrounds RUN FULLY BOOKED✅

📍 Fri 23rd – Serpentine & Surrounds RUN FULLY BOOKED ✅

📍 Sat 24th - Perth & Surrounds - first booking sets the area.

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✔️ Great for first timers, youngsters, performance horses or seniors! - Everyone benefits.
✔️ Ideal tune-ups & maintenance sessions.
✔️ Recovery, comfort & performance support.

🐴 Group discounts available (2+ horses, same property)
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Book Here! 👇🏼
ONLINE at anytime! -> https://www.fresha.com/book-now/two-as-one-cdjng7h6/all-offer
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