“What’s Good for the Goose...
...is Good for the Gander!”
Day 0:
Circulatory disruption in left front limb.
3 days
with Back on Track:
Equalized circulation.
Study by Joanna Robson DVM, Napa CA
There’s an old proverb “What’s good for the goose is good for the gander” and Back on Track customers couldn’t agree more. Many have discovered the benefits of Back on Track not only for their horses but for themselves too.
Back on Track apparel is proven to provide relief from aches, pains and underlying inflammation … our customers have felt the improvement in their own bodies and in the way their horses move.
Take a gander at our website to learn more and find a product that’s right for you. Back on Track: helping horses, dogs and people achieve a more active and comfortable life!
World-class dressage trainer and Olympic Bronze Medalist, Michelle Gibson began using Back on Track stable blankets a few years ago and now uses the leg wraps and saddle pads daily. After a back surgery for a ruptured disk left her in extreme pain she tried the Back on Track mattress pad on her bed and noticed a difference in only three or four days. Gibson in her jovial manner says, “Now I am able to stand up in the morning.” She is mindful to take care of her body, and knows the Back on Track products help her do so. “Back on Track makes a big difference in flexibility and comfort for me.” She claims, “I love the Back on Track products!”
Michelle Gibson,Olympic Rider, Bronze Team Medal, Atlanta 1996
Because comfort makes a difference
In USA:
www.backontrackproducts.com • 1-888-758-9836 •
info@backontrackproducts.com In Canada:
www.backontrack.com/ca • 403-601-6491 •
canada@backontrack.com
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