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Posted On: July 10th 2025, 03:06 pm
Stampede’s tough on more than just your boots… but we’ve got you covered. 🤠

Book in for your stampede recovery session or treatment- your body will thank you.

🩻 Chiropractic care | 💆🏼‍♀️ Massage therapy | 🔥 Infrared sauna | 🌀 NormaTec recovery

#stampedesurvival #theseboots #calgarystampede #yycrecovery #cowboyupthensitdown #chiroclinicyyc #normatecboots #cowboycare #massageyyc #infraredsauna
Comments (13)
hendrik.runs a year ago

hendrik.runs

🙌🙌

melemlyn a year ago

melemlyn

👏👏👏so good

jiliandietrich a year ago

jiliandietrich

This is amazing 😂😂👏👏

concreteinspirations a year ago

concreteinspirations

Those boots with that floor! We are loving it over here!!!!!

shurl a year ago

shurl

Yes please! 😎

haywardmj a year ago

haywardmj

👏👏👏 well done!!

katelyn.s_rmt a year ago

katelyn.s_rmt

😂 this is amazing! 🤠

shelleybryson a year ago

shelleybryson

Awesome 🤠💕👍

raflopez a year ago

raflopez

Time to kick off the cowboy boots and strap into the normatec! 🤠

dr.alissabannsdc a year ago

dr.alissabannsdc

😂😂😂

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