What are TMM and why are they useful?

TMM, Tendino Muscular Meridians, also known as Sinew Meridians, are twelve superficial pathways that connect the muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints to the extremities.

Find out why you should bother with TMM when you already work with the 12 primary meridians in your shiatsu sessions on horses.

This talk includes an over view of what & where they lie, what they can be used for followed by an in depth look at how to work Bladder TMM, which is the most commonly used in horses.

More details coming soon.

Free online talk for tESA members.

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About Pascale Philpott

Originally from England and now based in Normandy, France, Pascale is perfectly Pascale is a practitioner of equine, canine and human shiatsu. She graduated from the Scottish School of Equine Shiatsu in 2004 and has been an equine and canine teacher since 2010. She is a member of tESA & FFST ( French version of Shiatsu Society). 

She is a trainer for the Scottish Shiatsu School and, with Christian Péquillet, founded Bray Shiatsu, a treatment and training center. She trained in equine and rider biomechanics in the United Kingdom using the “Ride With Your Mind” method developed by Mary Wanless. Certified since 2009, she continues to train and teach in France.

An accomplished rider, she has acquired throughout her career a great deal of knowledge about the practice of riding and the well-being of both horse and rider.

Today, Pascale shares her expertise and draws inspiration from each encounter to enrich her path towards Harmony and well-being.

Find out more about Pascale and Bray Shiatsu at https://www.brayshiatsu.com/ (Use Chrome with Google translate from French to English) and Pascale’s Facebook page