Freedom Equine Sports Massage – Massage Therapy for your Horse!

  5.0 – 2 reviews   • Massage therapist

Equine Sports Massage Therapy for your horse! Marissa Hurlbert is a Certified Equine Massage Therapist and is the lead instructor for Highland Community College’s Equine Massage Program. Based in Monroe, WI and practicing in the Southern Wisconsin/Northern Illinois area. Give her a call at 608-312-0713 or email at [email protected] to schedule an appointment.

Freedom Equine Sports Massage - Massage Therapy for your Horse! 53566

Hours

SundayClosed
Monday9 AM–5 PM
Tuesday6–8 PM
Wednesday6–8 PM
ThursdayClosed
Friday6–8 PM
Saturday3–8 PM

Services

Massage Therapist
Full Sports Massage Session for your horse
A full session lasts approximately an hour. Marissa will perform deep massage to help your horse continue at their peak performance and ability and to ensure proper recovery from stress and injuries. She will collaborate with you with ways to improve your horse’s happiness and comfort.
$60.00
Half Session of Sports Massage for your horse
A half session lasts approximately half an hour. Marissa will perform deep massage to help your horse continue at their peak performance and ability and to ensure proper recovery from stress and injuries. She will collaborate with you to increase your horse’s happiness and comfort.
$30.00
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Address and Contact Information

Address: W5772 County Rd P, Monroe, WI 53566

Phone: (608) 312-0713

Website: https://freedomsportsmassage.blogspot.com/

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Reviews

Amy Waddell
Positive: Communication, Professionalism, QualityMarissa does amazing work! Our horses don’t need a sports massage because they don’t really do much except be horses, but they are large. Being the size that they are, their muscles do a lot of work just doing what they do. Our oldest mare has spine problems, TMJ, and horrible arthritis in her knees. According to our vet, the difference in her conditions improved greatly between chiropractic appointments because of Marissa’s massages. Our gelding runs to the gate when Marissa approaches, and follows her around until she begins work on him.Marissa works so well with all of them. She is soft-spoken, kind, and so comfortable around them. We do everything at liberty, so no halters or crossties. Marissa goes to where they are, massaging them in the pasture, stall, or paddock – wherever they are happen to be during whatever they happen to be doing. They can just stand there, they can be eating grass, they can be eating hay… it doesn’t matter, she makes it work.Marissa keeps great notes on each appointment, noting problems she finds and what she accomplishes on each massage. She is adept at watching the horse’s body language telling her what areas need attention, and when she’s hit “the spot.”I highly recommend her, and our horses stand behind me in that!Marissa does amazing work! Our horses don’t need a sports massage because they don’t really do much except be horses, but they are large. Being the size that they are, their muscles do a lot of work just doing what they do. Our oldest …More
Marissa does amazing work! Our horses don’t need a sports massage because they don’t really do much except be horses, but they are large. Being the size that they are, their muscles do a lot of work just doing what they do. Our oldest mare has spine problems, TMJ, and horrible arthritis in her knees. According to our vet, the difference in her conditions improved greatly between chiropractic appointments because of Marissa’s massages. Our gelding runs to the gate when Marissa approaches, and follows her around until she begins work on him.
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