Graston Technique is a unique, evidence-based form of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization that utilizes medical grade stainless steel instruments to amplify the feeling of palpation and expand the power of the clinician’s hands as they work to identify soft tissue irregularities in the horse’s body. A session includes assessment, treatment, stretching, reassessment, and exercise.
Clinical indications:
- Tendinopathies
- Muscular strain
- Edema
- Decline in performance
- Resistive behaviors
- Altered gait
- Pain and body soreness
- Scars and adhesions
- Secondary soft tissue lesions
Benefits of Graston Technique:
- Faster return to competition
- Optimized peak performance
- Preventative maintenance
- Promote tissue health
- Prevent lameness
