For elasticity & suppleness: ESS Move It Liquid

Something isn't going smooth? Almost every rider knows these days when there is no trace of a "dynamic ride": There is a lack of elasticity in the movement, the range of motion is limited and the suppleness can also be improved...

If basic health problems or improper fit of the equipment can be crossed out, these problems are usually harmless - but nevertheless annoying.
Small inflammatory processes take place almost all the time in the horse's body with varying degrees of intensity - especially in the case of sport horses that are under a lot of strain, horses undergoing build-up training and in general after physical exertion.
With every movement, for example, micro-injuries to the muscles (muscle build-up) occur, which have to heal before they can be used again.
During this time, the gait pattern can be less elastic and relaxed: the horses appear "stiff", the movement less even and there is a lack of suppleness under the saddle, on the lunge or when running free.

How does ESS Move It Liquid work?

ESS Move It Liquid is based on a clever recipe with turmeric. The turmeric root has been used for centuries in traditional, Far Eastern medicinal medicine, as the curcumin it contains is said to have an anti-inflammatory effect : the curcumin is said to bind enzymes that are involved in inflammatory processes in the body and block them.

When does my horse need ESS Move It Liquid?

ESS Move It Liquid is suitable for horses that show a lack of smoothness or elasticity under the saddle or tend to be affected by high muscular tension and high muscle tone. The liquid is suitable for sport and leisure horses of all ages that should benefit from a smoother gait.

Applicable to:

• lack of thoroughness
  
• "stiff" movement after exertion
• lack of elasticity in movement
• intensive training and muscle building
• muscle tension and high muscle tone
• after orthopedic / chiropractic / physiotherapy treatment
• young horses in general growth
• older horses with initial movement restrictions
• cold, damp weather and sub-zero temperatures