A powerlifter needs YOUR help

kevpants

Hey all you equine peeps!

First time poster here. I'm usually hovering around the fitness forum. Anyway I have a question on horse liniment and where you source it, in Dublin, north preferably.

It's not for anything sinister, in powerlifting we do a lot of this



As a result we get a lot of twinges and tears and pops in our backs, muscles ligaments, everything. It's a bit of an industry secret that the top guys now use horse liniment to aid recovery, pain management, help in warming up and generally bring more blood flow to problem areas.

If it's good enough for a half tonne of horse it's good enough for me!

Can anyone help me out as to where I'd find some of this magical liquid?

Anyone needs help with their bench press I'm happy to return the favour

Lobelia Overhill

I'd suggest you try a vet shop, or a tack (saddlery) to see if they have anything!

kevpants

Lobelia Overhill wrote: »

I'd suggest you try a vet shop, or a tack (saddlery) to see if they have anything!

Thanks Lobelia Overhill, please tell me that's your real name. If so you should constantly be riding a horse, your name demands it!

Any idea of any around Dublin?

Jarren

kevpants wrote: »

Hey all you equine peeps!

First time poster here. I'm usually hovering around the fitness forum. Anyway I have a question on horse liniment and where you source it, in Dublin, north preferably.

It's not for anything sinister, in powerlifting we do a lot of this



As a result we get a lot of twinges and tears and pops in our backs, muscles ligaments, everything. It's a bit of an industry secret that the top guys now use horse liniment to aid recovery, pain management, help in warming up and generally bring more blood flow to problem areas.

If it's good enough for a half tonne of horse it's good enough for me!

Can anyone help me out as to where I'd find some of this magical liquid?

Anyone needs help with their bench press I'm happy to return the favour

you can buy online here:

http://www.doversaddlery.com/category.asp?c=160&bhcd2=1241551950

http://www.shanestack.com/shop/index.php?page=shop-flypage-20922

http://www.stablemateuk.co.uk/buy-on-line/horse-liniment-1-litre/prod_12.html

Lobelia Overhill

kevpants wrote: »

Thanks Lobelia Overhill, please tell me that's your real name. If so you should constantly be riding a horse, your name demands it!

LOL it's my hobbit name, taken from a website with a generator for same!