Florida Equine Athlete: February 2022 ibook

This version of the book is printed with black and white pages inside and the front and back cover is glossy and in color.

In this February 2022 issue of the Florida Equine Athlete:

• Joyce Meyer delivers another powerful, encouraging message to help us get the breakthroughs we need to be and do everything God has created us to be and do.
• Gina McKnight interviews Kim Drangsland, of Arizona, an equine holistic acupuncturist/massage therapist, who is the proprietor of Knowledge in Motion Equine and Dog Therapy (knowledgeinmotion.org). Since 2001, Kim has been honing the art of equine and canine body work by attaining multiple certifications in various techniques, balancing, and herbal remedies that, together, has created a new form of body work.
• Melissa Greer, PhD continues her dissertation with Chapter 5: Summary Part 2 that discusses Main Barriers, Birth Theory, and Eldest/Daughter Syndrome that was investigated in the study.
• Barbra Schulte tells us an exercise to use to release tension.
• Juliet, Getty, PhD, Equine Nutritionist, discusses how to safely put weight on your horse and why he/she may be too thin.
• Christi Torborg, past professional wrestler (Aysa) and professional weight and physical fitness trainer goes back to basics and gets us started with appropriate introduction to nutrition and mental health needed to start our journey.
• This issue is two months full of barrel racing and roping dates for Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and other states.