Our Story

Shannon's early years were intertwined with the equestrian world, growing up in Estes Park, Colorado, in the 1970s—a prime location for horse shows. Her family developed a deep affection for Arabian horses, initiating their breeding and showing endeavors around 1980. By the age of 16, Shannon had turned her passion into a profession, becoming a trainer and competing at a national level until 2012, when they relocated to Arizona and the barn was closed.

Her approach to training always embraced a holistic view, integrating alternative therapies alongside conventional Western medicine to ensure the wellbeing of the horses under her care. One such therapy that stood out was PEMF, for which they found the MagnaWave machines particularly effective.

Seeing the potential to develop a business centered around MagnaWave therapy, even as they continued to compete, Shannon leveraged her extensive experience as a trainer. Her insight into the optimal performance and wellbeing of equine athletes has been crucial in providing top-tier care.

In the last three years, Shannon’s son, Chase, has joined her in this venture, bringing his own knowledge and dedication, which has significantly contributed to their success. MagnaWave therapy has become an essential component of many training programs, helping produce numerous champions at all levels. It's rewarding for Shannon and her team to support a wide range of clients, from beginners to some of the most prestigious training barns across the country.

MagnaWave therapy not only allows them to indulge in their shared love for horses but also supports their household financially and provides care for their parents. For Shannon, Chase, and Olivia, it’s a continuation of their "horse habit," enriching their lives and the equine community alike.