Horse Stifle Problems & Locking Stifle Protocol
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Locking stifle. Catching stifle. Stifle injections every few months. A horse that drags a hind toe, won’t go downhill, or loses hind end push. Stifle questions come in regularly — and every time someone asked what to do, I wrote out the same answer. This protocol is that answer, written out properly so you have everything in one place and don’t have to piece it together from random sources.
The Stifle Problems Protocol covers the full management picture for locking stifle, medial patellar ligament injuries, lateral instability, stifle arthritis, and OCD — including the rehab work that actually builds the muscle support the stifle needs to stay stable, the supplement considerations that support joint health, and the management factors that drive stifle breakdown. It also covers what most people miss: stifle problems are closely connected to back pain and hind end weakness, and strengthening the right muscles while taping makes the difference between a horse that recovers and one that keeps coming back. At $10, this is the complete stifle management resource.
What’s Inside
- Which EFT applications to use for locking stifle, ligament injuries, arthritis, and instability — in what order and exactly how to apply them
- Tape type and width for each application
- How long to tape and how to know when you’re done
- Rehab exercises that build quadriceps, tensor fascia latae, and biceps femoris support for the stifle
- What to avoid during stifle rehab — and why downhill work and tight circles make it worse
- Supplement considerations for joint health and ligament support
- Management and lifestyle factors that contribute to stifle instability
- Clinical reasoning: why this protocol works at the joint, ligament, and muscle level
Also available free with the purchase of the EFT Stifle Support Application or the Stifle Problems Signature Bundle.
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