Lazaris Nerve Release

Created by Celeste Lazaris, this proprietary manual therapy is the first of its kind. It is focused around releasing suspected nerve impingements, specifically focusing around alleviating restrictions around the brachial plexus and lumbosacral plexus. Releasing the equine body with this modality is especially essential for western speed event horses such as barrel racers, breakaway ropers, mounted shooters, cow horse and reiners.

What Nerve Release Can Accomplish

Reduce fascial tension that might be preventing your horse from accessing their full range of motion (that means max speed!)
Release nerve compression and free up neural pathways so your horse’s body can talk to itself faster and with more ease (faster recovery from racing and injury)
Improve posture, proprioception and blood flow
Release bracing and muscles stuck in flexion

Hey Arizona barn owners! Do you want your horse worked on for free?
Let's host a nerve release demo at your boarding barn where I will work on your horse and allow your boarders to watch and see if we want to get your stable on my regular schedule!

Email me to set up a date!

Signs Your Horse Can Benefit From Nerve Release

Decreased performance
Undiagnosed or diagnosed lameness
Muscle asymmetry
“Behavioral” mannerisms (bucking, biting, flinching, kicking, spooking)
Cross firing
Ear or head shy
Postural compensations:

Toed in
Camped under
Roached lumbar

Lack of topline

The truth is: any performance horse can benefit

from Nerve Release.

But don't just take my word for it...

“We were right in the middle of our longest competition run of the season. Nothing was “wrong” and Vegas was working well, but I had Adelle do a nerve release session on him between weekends. After the first session I noticed he was more relaxed and fluid. By the third session he made milestone improvements such as picking up his right lead more easily, was running harder and faster than he had in our prior runs and the overall change in his posture was obvious.”

- Kendra K, SL3 Mounted Shooter

How Do Nerves Become Compressed?

Conventional training methods
Competition
Living arrangements
Trailering/Hauling
Compensation patterns
Ulcers
Pull back episodes
Bitting/Bridle/Tack fit
Basically, if you ride them, they need nerve release!

Why should I choose Nerve Release over all the other modalities on the market?

I don’t want you to choose Nerve Release instead of other modalities, I want you to use it in conjunction with them! LRN practitioners have worked with all equine body work professionals from osteopaths, massage therapists, PEMF practitioners, veterinarians, MFR, and more. It takes a village to keep our equine athletes in tip top shape.

Equine nerve release found a place in my barn as a missing link that all of my “prehab” efforts had not been able to fully solve.

The horse’s body was created with the power to heal itself, but the degree to which it can do that is limited by vascular flow, neuro pathways, kinetic lines, and myofascial freedom, just to name a few.

Lazaris Nerve Release facilitates the health and restoration of those key players that keep our horse in the arena. Used as a precursor to all other bodywork options, Nerve Release can help other treatments last longer, go deeper and work more conjunctively. Human athletes don’t just have one modality keeping them at their peak performance, and our horses are no different.