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Equi 'n sync is an equine physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and movement-training guidance service based in Zandhoven, Belgium, operated by Els Martin. The website is clearly focused on musculoskeletal health in horses, serving sport horses, leisure horses, young horses, senior horses, and horses recovering from injury or surgery. It is not a veterinary clinic, but rather a complementary rehabilitation and training service that works alongside veterinarians, farriers, equine dentists, saddle fitters, and other professionals.
Its core services fall into three categories: equine physiotherapy, movement training / fitness guidance, and rehabilitation planning. The assessment process is fairly comprehensive, including history taking, standing posture evaluation, full-body palpation, dynamic gait observation, and passive joint range-of-motion testing. When necessary, riding condition and saddle influence may also be assessed. Treatment techniques include massage, myofascial release, manual therapy, stretching, hot/cold therapy, kinesiology taping, balance pads, therapeutic exercise, electrotherapy, and more. The site also explains use cases such as muscle issues, tendon injuries, neck and back discomfort, age-related joint degeneration, neurological problems, wounds and scarring, and pre- or post-operative rehabilitation.
The website is relatively transparent about pricing: an initial consultation including a clinical examination costs €110/90 minutes, and movement guidance including a clinical examination is also €110/90 minutes. Follow-up treatment is listed on the site at €73/session. Prices include 21% VAT, and owners with multiple horses can receive a 10% discount. Payment must be completed immediately after treatment; invoices can be sent afterward, but the site does not specify whether cash, bank cards, bank transfer, or other payment methods are supported.
The main strengths are professionalism and credibility: the practitioner’s qualifications, license number, educational background, industry association membership, and practical experience are all presented in detail. The service descriptions are also very thorough, helping horse owners understand the boundaries and appropriate use cases of the treatment. The downside is that this is a typical offline local service, so it has limited relevance for users outside Belgium and nearby areas. The site does not appear to offer an online booking system or online payment flow, meaning conversion still depends on phone and email communication. While the content is rich, it may be somewhat demanding for ordinary horse owners to read through.
It is suitable for horse owners and riders who want to improve movement quality, reduce sports injuries, support post-operative or post-injury rehabilitation, or address riding resistance and stiffness. It is also a good fit for sport-horse teams pursuing more scientific training methods. It is not suitable for those who need urgent veterinary diagnosis, medication-based treatment, or standardized remote courses.
This is a local Belgian service website and does not involve sensitive content, so it can usually be accessed directly from China. However, its services are not really aimed at the Chinese market, and there is no Chinese interface, cross-border online service, or support for Chinese payment methods visible on the site.
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