EquiTecs

Every application in the EquiTecs EFT library — available anytime, for any horse, for any case. Forever. The Application Library Lifetime Access is...

The complete EquiTecs education ecosystem — one purchase, lifetime access. Clinical reasoning, protocols, applications, and biomechanics, organized...

The complete EquiTecs education ecosystem plus the essential books and tools on your shelf. Full digital access (lifetime) combined with the four p...

Swollen eyes, facial swelling from bug bites, allergic reactions, eye irritation, trauma to the face — these situations are stressful and often exp...

Angular limb deformities in foals are a race against time. The window for correction is tied directly to growth — and growth spurts in foals come f...

The best massage therapist in the world stops working the moment they leave. This application doesn’t. The EFT Back Massage applies the same chain ...

Back pain in horses is rarely just a muscle problem — it is almost always a spinal problem with a muscle consequence. Kissing spines, trauma, injur...

The carpus (knee) is a hinge joint that should only flex in one direction — and when it’s injured, overextended, or post-surgical, every step compo...

Stocking up, chronic swelling, slow recovery after injury — these aren’t just cosmetic concerns. They’re signs the lymphatic system needs support. ...

Contracted tendons in foals and adult horses are time-sensitive — the window for correction is real, and the approach matters. This 44-minute cours...

Decompression taping can be applied anywhere on the horse’s body to create localized space — relieving nerve pressure, moving fluid, and reducing p...

Fascia is responsible for absorbing over 60% of the shock a horse’s body experiences, transmitting energy through the body, providing the pathways ...

The fetlock is one of the most loaded joints in the horse’s body — and one of the most versatile to support with EFT taping. This 25-minute course ...

Correct self-carriage — rounded pelvis, engaged core, rounded back, open poll, loose jaw — is what every rider is working toward. But training aids...

True collection — the kind that builds a strong topline, powerful movement, and a horse that carries itself — requires the hind end to come under, ...

The hock is one of the most complex joints in the equine body — and when it fails, you see it in every stride. This 28-minute course teaches not ju...

The equine lower leg has almost no muscle — which means when tendons, ligaments, and joints take a hit, there’s very little to absorb the load. Thi...

If your horse has recurring stifle, hock, back, SI, shoulder, carpus, or fetlock issues — this may be the application to start with. The lumbar and...

Every rider working on topline is really working on core — but most don’t realize it. A horse cannot develop a strong topline without an incredibly...

When riders want more front limb extension, the instinct is to spur, kick, or use a whip. But front limb extension doesn’t come from the leg — it c...

Not every back problem is the same — and not every taping application is the right tool for every situation. This 45-minute course teaches the Equi...

The same neurosensory GTO stimulation mechanism that drives the Muscle Relaxation (Back) application — applied to the hamstrings. The goal is the s...

A torn muscle needs to be held together while it remodels — and that’s exactly what this application does. This 33-minute course teaches a crosshat...

The horse has no toes — the neck is their only true aid to balance. Unlike any other part of the body, the cervical spine is in constant motion, co...

When a horse has a neurologic deficit — from toxic plant exposure, parasites, physical trauma, or spinal injury — the standard response is to wait ...

The poll is the brain-body connection — and compression or inflammation here can disrupt the entire nervous system, affecting movement, digestion, ...

Dental work creates inflammation in the jaw, TMJ, and surrounding tissue — and the faster that fluid moves out, the faster the horse feels better. ...

The equine shoulder bears over 60% of the horse’s body weight and has no bony attachment to the skeleton — it is entirely supported by muscle. When...

Cross canter. Picking up the wrong lead. Not wanting to canter at all. Bucking. Crow hopping. Bad behavior under saddle. Feeling weak behind. These...

Instead of joint supplements for stifle support, why not go after the cause? That's what EFT Stifle Support helps you do. 45-Minute Digital Course...