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ABOUT JO-ANN WILSONJO-ANN WILSON, M.Ed., Director of Wilson Meagher Sports Therapy®
Jo-Ann Wilson, M.Ed., is a world-renowned clinician, author, teacher, researcher, and licensed massage therapist. Jo-Ann's practice is rich in achievement. She was a longstanding associate and partner of the late Jack Meagher, pioneer of Sportsmassage. Jo-Ann is the Director of Wilson Meagher Sports Therapy, a clinical and educational service which trains massage and physical therapists as well as equine practitioners serving the equine industry in various roles and responsibilities from around the world. Jo-Ann served as the Physio / Sports Therapist for both the Team Horses and Riders for both the United States and Canada at separate times:
Jo-Ann’s work includes serving horses and riders at numerous international competitions to national and local shows. She works with all levels and disciplines of horses, from Olympic to pleasure horses. Her work has been featured in leading magazines such as Practical Horseman, Dressage Today, Hoefslag Magazine (Holland) and was profiled in the Chronicle of the Horse titled “Jo-Ann Wilson Can Change a Horse with Her Hands”, March 2013; and Free Rein with Jo-Ann Wilson, September, 7 &14, 2020. She was also honored to be chosen to be a key speaker at the World Equestrian Games 2010 presenting the Wilson Meagher Method of Sportsmassage titled: “Sportsmassage for the World’s Largest Athlete”. As the Director of Wilson Meagher Sports Therapy®, Jo-Ann offers a six day intensive educational program in the Wilson Meagher Method™ of equine sportsmassage to professionals and non-professionals around the world. In addition, she offers online video training and live workshops for horse owners, riders, trainers, coaches and college students. She is a graduate of the Muscular Therapy Institute, Cambridge Mass. Her work as the principle investigator of a research grant titled “The Science of Complete Motion”, funded by the Massage Therapy foundation in 2001, was published in the American Massage Therapy Journal, Summer 2002 titled: "The Effects of Sportsmassage on Athletic Performance and General Function”. Jo-Ann produced a professionally filmed instructional DVD titled: "A Course in Equine Sportsmassage". She has also produced online video training for specific problems in motion. Contact Jo-Ann to learn more. |
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