One device. Three ways to start.

• Training Recovery STaR — What it is for

  The after-work session. While the horse dries off and relaxes, the whole body winds down from the effort of training or competition.

• Nervus Vagus STaR — What it is for

  Deeper calming through the vagus nerve - for the horse that stays wound up after work, travel or a change of yard.

• Muscle/Artery STaR — What it is for

  Muscle work with the blood flow included - the session for hard-worked hindquarters after fast work or a heavy day.

• Fascia Rehab STaR — What it is for

  For the horse that feels stiff, stuck or uneven without a clear lameness - a session aimed at the fascial web that lets muscles glide.

• Stomach — What it is for

  For the picky feeder, the girthy horse, the one gone grumpy at the saddle - everyday care for digestive comfort.

• Diaphragm — What it is for

  Breathing rhythm and stamina under work - a session for the horse that tires early or holds tension through the ribcage.

• Sports Performance STaR — What it is for

  The warm-up companion: run before training or competition to bring the body into a ready, focused state.

• Heavy Legs — What it is for

  For legs that fill after travel, competition or standing in - the session runs from fetlock upward along the leg's own drainage route.

• Energy Sleep — What it is for

  Deep rest for rest days, box rest and the horse that never quite switches off - quiet stable, head electrodes, lights low.

The 9 above, plus these 6:

• Muscle — What it is for

  The everyday muscle session: origin to insertion on both sides, wherever your hands find tightness - topline, hindquarter or shoulder.

• Joint ligament STaR — What it is for

  The generic joint-and-ligament cross - centre it on whichever joint the work has loaded, fetlock to stifle.

• Inflammation STaR — What it is for

  Twelve minutes for the moment you first notice heat or puffiness - short enough to run the same evening, wherever the issue sits.

• Tendon Rehab STaR — What it is for

  The patient companion of tendon rehabilitation - gentle sessions bracketing the healing tendon through the long months back to work.

• Trauma Reset STaR — What it is for

  Sixteen minutes after a fright, a fall or a bad journey - a reset for the nervous system while the horse settles.

• Asthma STaR — What it is for

  For the stabled horse in a dusty world - a session for the airways, best combined with soaked hay and fresh air.

• Inflammation STaR — What it is for

  Twelve minutes for the moment you first notice heat or puffiness - short enough to run the same evening, wherever the issue sits.

• Lymph Drainage — What it is for

  Routine drainage after hard work, travel or box rest: the session follows the horse's own lymph paths, one side at a time.

• Cell Regeneration — What it is for

  The whole-body recovery session after illness, injury or a long layoff - all four limbs, cell-level focus.

• Wound — What it is for

  For the everyday cuts and knocks of yard life: electrodes bracket the wound on intact skin - never on the wound itself.

• Kidney support STaR — What it is for

  A foundation session through long rehabilitation - energy and fluid balance from the kidney field, flank and loin only.

• Joint ligament STaR — What it is for

  The generic joint-and-ligament cross - centre it on whichever joint the work has loaded, fetlock to stifle.

• Tendon Rehab STaR — What it is for

  The patient companion of tendon rehabilitation - gentle sessions bracketing the healing tendon through the long months back to work.

• Nervus Vagus STaR — What it is for

  Deeper calming through the vagus nerve - for the horse that stays wound up after work, travel or a change of yard.

• Energy Sleep — What it is for

  Deep rest for rest days, box rest and the horse that never quite switches off - quiet stable, head electrodes, lights low.

The 9 above, plus these 6:

• Cartilage Rehab STaR — What it is for

  For the hard-working or older joint - unhurried sessions aimed at the cartilage surfaces, hock and fetlock first.

• Fascia Rehab STaR — What it is for

  For the horse that feels stiff, stuck or uneven without a clear lameness - a session aimed at the fascial web that lets muscles glide.

• Liver Detox STaR — What it is for

  During or after a long course of medication - a session for the liver, all four poles on the right side where the equine liver lies.

• Connective Tissue STaR — What it is for

  Care for the tissue that holds everything together - run alongside tendon or fascia work, or on its own between hard weeks.

• Sacrum STaR — What it is for

  Aimed through the pelvis at the sacroiliac region - for lost hindquarter power, an unlevel feel behind, or after a slip.

• Trauma Reset STaR — What it is for

  Sixteen minutes after a fright, a fall or a bad journey - a reset for the nervous system while the horse settles.

• Nervus Vagus STaR — What it is for

  The deep unwind after a long day at the yard - digestion, breath and calm, all through one nerve.

• Sports Performance STaR — What it is for

  Before you get on for the big class - a session to arrive focused and ready.

• Training Recovery STaR — What it is for

  After training: while the kit dries, the body winds down properly.

• Fascia Rehab STaR — What it is for

  For the rider who feels stiff and stuck in the saddle - freeing the layer that lets movement flow.

• Diaphragm — What it is for

  Breath, posture and core connection - the quiet foundation of a good seat.

• Fatigue & Tiredness — What it is for

  For the flat, run-down weeks - long season, long drives, early starts.

• Inflammation STaR — What it is for

  Twelve minutes for the ache you noticed today, wherever it sits.

• Lymph Drainage — What it is for

  Circulation care after long days standing, riding and driving.

• Energy Sleep — What it is for

  Deep rest at the end of a show day - so tomorrow starts fresh.

The 9 above, plus these 6:

• Muscle — What it is for

  For muscles worked hard in the saddle - origin to insertion, wherever it is tight.

• Neck Pain — What it is for

  Helmet, posture, stress, travel - the rider's neck carries them all; this session is for it.

• Mold/inflammation STaR — What it is for

  For people spending their days in dusty stables and old barns.

• Brain Fog STaR — What it is for

  Clear-headedness for competition days and long drives.

• Joint ligament STaR — What it is for

  Knees, hips and wrists take the load of riding - a session for whichever joint complains.

• Kidney support STaR — What it is for

  A foundation session for energy through heavy weeks.