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 comes from the neck. The omotransversarius and brachiocephalicus are the muscles responsible for pulling the front limb forward during motion, and when they’re underconditioned, no amount of leg aid will produce the extension the rider is asking for. This 27-minute course teaches a neurosensory activation application that targets these muscles directly — getting the horse there faster, with less soreness the next day. Built for owners, practitioners, trainers, and competitors across all disciplines.
EFT Muscle Activation (Neck) Front Limb Extension
27-Minute Digital Course — Lifetime Access via EquiTecs App
- What it is: Step-by-step neurosensory protocol for activating the neck muscles responsible for front limb extension — ideal for improving stride length, shoulder freedom, and front end reach.
- What you get: Instant, on-demand video instruction + application demo.
- How it works: EquiTecs 2-Way Tape is applied neurosensory-style to target the muscle spindle fibers in the omotransversarius and brachiocephalicus — the neck muscles directly responsible for front limb extension during motion. Stimulating the spindle fibers triggers greater muscle activation and recruitment during work, producing more reach and extension from the front limb. Because the tape is also decompressive by nature, it simultaneously increases local circulation — clearing the toxic byproducts of muscle work faster and reducing next-day soreness. More conditioning benefit, less recovery time.
- Access: Anytime, on any device. Lifetime included.