Equalign Podcast

Everything can be done better. This concept can be applied in so many different aspects of your life. Find one area of you life you would like to improve on and just start with one simple aspect. Notice the changes it can make. How does it make you life better, easier, simpler, happier.... So many possible aspects. Listen along and find out what you can do to make everything better.

Look around at your life. What in your life is the perfect fit and what is not? Stop letting yourself settle for what is second best. Go for what you want. Don't let anyone or anything deter you from your path. In this episode we will discuss the perfect fit we have achieved and how you too can do it 

Motion and emotion are directly related. Remember being in a state of fear or anxiety. Not exactly an emotion that elects smooth movements does it? How you approach an animal or another human is limited by the emotional state you are in at the time. During our days of NLP  training one of the best ways for breaking the states of the people in our group was to make them dance wildly. Movement can directly affect the emotional state. If someone is depressed their posture is more one of flexion. The quickest way to make a change is to invite them into a different posture. Animals are like walking biofeedback machines. They pick up on your emotional state and can respond accordingly. Listen along to how motion and emotion are so important.

Equalign interviews Troy Hinson of Human Touch. Human Touch designs and sells therapeutic massage chairs. The technology uses high end robotics that give the user many choices of massage, stretching, compression along with built in  bluetooth speakers so the user can add relaxing music or sounds. Human Touch has combined with the USJHA so that riders and exhibitors can get the benefit of the chairs. Listen along to Troy as he explains the benefits and uses of the chairs. 

In this episode we present a recent case study, how we approached the issue, what we chose as treatment and also client recommendations and follow through. This was not our classic musculoskeletal case study. This case involved a very deep wound along the neck that could lead to lack of range of motion if the scar developed too deep. Listen along to find out how this case worked out. 

When things aren't going well, go back to basics. When things are going well, go back to basics. Basics are what get things done. It is nice to have a toolbox full of tools but knowing how to use the tools in exactly the right order and the right way means to understand the basics. The best athletes all have coaches and those coaches know the a basic foundation is necessary to build other skills from. When things do not go right they examine the basics. We invite you along to a discussion on life's basics.

How we connect to others, animals, ourselves and our family is direct proportion to our ability to be present, to focus on what is going on around us and how much responsibility we take for our own communication both verbal and nonverbal. Good connection develops trust and lasting friendship. Listen along to find out how you can increase your connectivity to the world around you.

Every time we hear someone say "It is what it is", we realize that person no longer is looking for solutions or options. This is an easy cop out saying that limits beliefs and stops the brain from looking for choices. It means they have allowed themselves to give up and just live with it the way it is no matter the outcome. It is time to make a change and look for answers. It is possible the people you look toward for help were not the right people with enough knowledge to help you out. Never give up and never surrender!

It is one thing to find your passion. It is another thing to be able to maintain that passion throughout a career. We have been lucky to find each other and find a passion that we both have and are totally involved in. We get to heal, teach and learn every day. What can you do to maintain that passion. Listen along to how we do it on a daily basis. 

Saddle fitting for horses is a real art and finding someone who has studied and interned for 9 years of education is like finding a needle in a haystack. There is so much information in this interview and it just scratches the surface of saddle fitting. Kate also know how to make and fit bridles and harnesses. Listen along and learn with us as Kate gives us a quick look at what she does. 
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