This episode was inspired by the UK’s lockdown 2.0 (2020) but also a paper (https://journals.humankinetics.com/view/journals/jcsp/13/3/article-p405.xml) entitled Mental Health in Equestrian Sport.
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030: Nutrition Essentials for Equestrians
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029: Equestrian Fitness with Nicola Stuart
In this episode I chat with the lovely Nicola Stuart of www.equestrianfitness.co.uk, a former lawyer turned equestrian fitness pro. We chat all things rider performance, covid-19 and she shares her ...
027: Lower Back Pain Round Table Discussion
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026: Chatting mindset with Olivia Towers
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025: Discussing equestrian sports performance with Coach Sando!
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024: Your Q’s! Does strength training make you ride better, balancing training and riding and how to kick your own butt!
023: Anthropometric, Physical Fitness and Training and Competition Practices of Event Riders
In this episode you will learn about my first PhD trial where we establish physical fitness traits and document competition and training practices in Event riders. If you are interested ...
022: Why you may not be meeting your goals and the key actions to ensure success
Are you the person that sets goals, make some ways towards them and then find yourself straight back at square one? Maybe you have focussed too much on the goals ...
021: Why equestrians have tight hip flexors and how to solve it
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020: The Importance of Warming Up Before You Ride
honestly think riders should warm up before they get on their horse, I also believe it can be quick, efficient and doesn’t have to take up a whole lot of ...