Equine Massage & Rehabilitation Certification Course
Master modern horse recovery, equine massage, and advanced therapy modalities in a comprehensive 3-day hands-on program.
Tuition Rate: $1,250
Hands-On Equine Massage Training & Certification in Oklahoma
Advanced Equine Recovery provides comprehensive, hands-on equine bodywork and rehabilitation training for horse owners, equine professionals, and aspiring therapy business owners.
Located at Rein Maker Ranch in Wayne, Oklahoma, our 3-day equine massage and recovery certification equips you to safely perform bodywork, operate modern recovery equipment, understand underlying anatomy, and apply targeted rehabilitation techniques used in top-tier performance facilities and veterinary clinics worldwide.
Upcoming Trainings & Certification
September 25-27, 2026 (2 Seats Left)
Tuition: $1,250 per person
Equine Recovery Modalities & Technology Included
During the training you will learn and practice each of these modalities on horses in our Equine Rehab Clinic.
Equine Somatic Massage & Bodywork
Focuses on the horse's nervous system and fascia through equine massage techniques to release tension patterns, improve stride length, and support performance horses.
MagnaWave PEMF Therapy
Apply Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy to support cellular recovery, increase circulation, and ease sore muscles.
Radial Shockwave Therapy (America Cryo)
Understand and apply acoustic shockwaves for chronic musculoskeletal conditions and tissue restoration.
Equine Water Treadmill (Horse Gym USA)
Learn safe operation, equine safety, personal safety, water height depth protocols, and conditioning strategies using a high-performance water treadmill.
Class IV Laser Therapy (America Cryo)
Target deep soft-tissue structures to manage inflammation, speed up healing, and support tendon and ligament recovery.
Targeted Cryotherapy (America Cryo)
Master localized cold therapy applications to manage acute post-training inflammation and joint stress.
Equine Solarium & Vibration Floor (Horse Gym USA)
Combine infrared heat therapy with gentle floor vibration to relax tight back muscles and stimulate circulation.
Products Used In Our Training & Certification
3-Day Certification Curriculum
Day 1: Functional Anatomy & Hands-On Massage
Focus: Developing your eye, your hands, and your safety protocols around horses in a clinical environment.
Functional Equine Anatomy: Mapping major muscle groups, fascia lines, bony landmarks, and high-stress points (poll, shoulders, back, SI joint, stifles, and lower legs).
Injury Recognition & Pathology: Understanding common performance injuries—including bowed tendons, suspensory desmitis, kissing spine, and joint inflammation.
Palpation & Assessment: Learning how to feel for deep muscular heat, tightness, compensation patterns, and restricted range of motion.
Somatic Bodywork & Massage Techniques: Hands-on application of myofascial release, tissue massage, and nervous system relaxation techniques.
Clinical Safety & Contraindications: Recognizing red flags, fever, acute infections, and situations where therapy should not be applied.
Day 2: Advanced Equipment Operation & Application
Focus: Hands-on instruction and supervised practice operating professional recovery equipment.
Evaluating the Equine Athlete: Hands-on assessment techniques to locate muscular heat, tightness, compensation patterns, and restricted range of motion.
Matching Modalities to Specific Conditions: Learning when and why to choose Class IV laser vs. radial shockwave, PEMF, cryotherapy, or water treadmill exercise based on the stage of tissue healing (acute vs. chronic).
Live Instructor Demonstrations: Real-time treatment walkthroughs on resident performance horses recovering from real-world injuries.
Combining Modalities & Sequencing: Understanding how to properly layer therapies (e.g., combining PEMF with cold therapy or laser prior to somatic bodywork) for maximum healing response.
Day 3: Custom Case Protocols & Professional Business
Focus: Putting it all together on real client horses, reading equine feedback, and setting up your business.
Live Case Evaluations: Assessing live client horses with real injury histories, evaluating movement, and designing custom multi-modality treatment plans.
Therapy Sequencing: Learning how to layer modalities effectively (e.g., combining PEMF with cold therapy or laser prior to somatic bodywork) for maximum healing.
Reading Equine Feedback: Adjusting theray parameters in real time based on horse behavioral cues (yawns, licks/chews, eye soft, muscle release, or tension).
Veterinary Collaboration & Documentation: How to write professional therapy notes, communicate progress to owners, and build referral relationships with local vets.
Building Your Mobile or Barn Business: Pricing your services, structuring client packages, securing liability insurance, and marketing your new certification.
Who This Program Is For
Horse Owners: Learn equine massage and recovery techniques to support your own horses' performance and maintenance at home.
Barn Managers & Trainers: Add valuable recovery offerings to your facility.
Aspiring Entrepreneurs: Start your own profitable mobile equine massage & therapy business.
Equine Professionals & Vet Techs: Expand your career skills with modern tech certification.
What You’ll Achieve After Certification
Confidently operate high-end rehab technology (Laser, PEMF, Shockwave, Water Treadmill, Cryo).
Safely offer mobile or facility-based rehab services.
Assist veterinarians and trainers with post-injury maintenance programs.
Receive an official Advanced Equine Recovery Certification and course training manual.
Professional Session Documentation, Compliance & Liability Training
Hands-on skills are only part of a sustainable practice—proper record-keeping is critical for protecting your business.
During your 3-day certification, you will learn how to document sessions professionally to meet liability, insurance, and scope-of-practice standards using the
You’ll learn how to complete compliant client waivers, record objective session notes beside the horse, document tissue observations, and track session history without crossing into veterinary diagnosis.
🎁 Exclusive Student Benefit: All certification graduates receive special preferred pricing on their software subscription so you can launch your business with complete compliance and professional client reporting from day one.
Comprehensive Equine Rehab Manual Included
Every student receives our comprehensive take-home training manual. Designed as an ongoing reference guide for your business or barn, it includes safety protocols, setup guides, modality selection charts, and step-by-step application notes.
Behind the Scenes at Advanced Equine Recovery
Watch video walkthroughs of our hands-on training sessions and therapy demonstrations.
Location & Accomodations
Host: Advanced Equine Recovery at Rein Maker Ranch
40 minutes south of OKC Will Rogers Airport
Email: advancedequinerecovery@gmail.com
Call/Text 561-504-6573
RV Hookup Available (Limited)
Contact us for onsite RV accommodations
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need prior equine massage or rehab experience to attend?
A: No prior experience with equine massage therapy or rehabilitation equipment is required, though basic horse handling skills are required. We guide you from basic foundations to confident operation in 3 days.
Q: How many students are in each class?
A: We keep class sizes small to maximize one-on-one instruction and give every student substantial hands-on practice time.
Q: Can I use this certification professionally or for business insurance?
A: Yes. Graduates use our certification to launch mobile equine therapy businesses or expand existing horse businesses. Certification is also frequently required to secure professional liability insurance.
Q: What is the deposit and refund policy?
A: A $250 deposit reserves your seat. Deposits are refundable up to the stated deadline. The remaining $1,000 balance is due prior to the start of training and is non-refunable. Students may reschedule their training date one time.
Q: What should I bring and wear?
A: Wear comfortable clothes and sturdy, closed-toe footwear suitable for working around horses. All course materials and equipment are provided.

