The purpose of Contact C.A.R.E. is to release bones from a state of skeletal sensory shock in order to resume normal function.
"Flinchlocked" is a term unique to Contact C.A.R.E. - describing a bone trapped in a state of shock, frozen in a single moment, and unable to fulfill its function of carrying the body. These bones create areas of tension, and force biological function to revolve around them.
They are a phenomena that should not exist, a place of no energy, no movement and limited function. A phenomena that up until the discovery of Contact C.A.R.E could not be resolved.
How does a bone become Flinchlocked?
When a horse is struck by an external impact force that catches the body by surprise, a Flichlocked bone is created. These bones now hold the pressure, force, and angle of this trauma inside the bone itself. This is a permanent condition unless released by a Contact C.A.R.E. practitioner.
How does this affect my horse?
Has your horse ever had an injury it just never seemed to recover from?
A bang to the head while floating.
A tumble in the paddock.
Or a poor landing from a jump?
Any surprise impact trauma can considerably change the entire function of your horses skeletal structure. See some conditions that Contact C.A.R.E. can help with.
How does Contact C.A.R.E. restore functionality?
Contact C.A.R.E. practitioners read skeletal pressure signatures to find Flinchlocked bones. Once found pressure is applied at the correct angle and intensity, before applying a series of specific steps (known as the Flinchlock Release Formula) to release the bone from this trapped state.
When this occurs, the body will automatically begin to readjust itself, realigning bone, muscle and connective structures until the bone is released from its Flinchlocked state and resumes normal function once more.
They are a phenomena that should not exist, a place of no energy, no movement and limited function. A phenomena that up until the discovery of Contact C.A.R.E could not be resolved.
How does a bone become Flinchlocked?
When a horse is struck by an external impact force that catches the body by surprise, a Flichlocked bone is created. These bones now hold the pressure, force, and angle of this trauma inside the bone itself. This is a permanent condition unless released by a Contact C.A.R.E. practitioner.
How does this affect my horse?
Has your horse ever had an injury it just never seemed to recover from?
A bang to the head while floating.
A tumble in the paddock.
Or a poor landing from a jump?
Any surprise impact trauma can considerably change the entire function of your horses skeletal structure. See some conditions that Contact C.A.R.E. can help with.
How does Contact C.A.R.E. restore functionality?
Contact C.A.R.E. practitioners read skeletal pressure signatures to find Flinchlocked bones. Once found pressure is applied at the correct angle and intensity, before applying a series of specific steps (known as the Flinchlock Release Formula) to release the bone from this trapped state.
When this occurs, the body will automatically begin to readjust itself, realigning bone, muscle and connective structures until the bone is released from its Flinchlocked state and resumes normal function once more.