Equestrian Performance and Fitness Podcast

Equestrian Performance and Fitness Podcast

Equestrian Performance & Fitness explores the science, practice, and lived experience of rider health, fitness, and performance. Hosted by Dr Jenni Douglas, an applied exercise physiologist and researcher, the podcast bridges sport science and equestrian performance to translate evidence into practice. Episodes cover strength and conditioning, physiology, female health, performance analysis, coaching practice, and wellbeing across the lifespan, with conversations grounded in research, real-world experience, and the realities of equestrian sport.

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Your Q's! Does strength training make you ride better, balancing training and riding and how to kick your own butt!

Your Q's! Does strength training make you ride better, balancing training and riding and how to kick your own butt!

In the podcast this week I answer your common questions, I don't script them and I don't research them, I just answer them as I would if we were on a call. Have a listen and if you have a question you...

5 Sep 202032min

Anthropometric, Physical Fitness and the Training and Competition Practice of Event Riders

Anthropometric, Physical Fitness and the Training and Competition Practice of Event Riders

In this episode I walk you though one of my PhD studies, here you will learn why strength training is important for injury prevention and robustness in equestrian athletes as well as improving perform...

29 Aug 202040min

Why you may not be meeting your goals and the key actions to achieve success

Why you may not be meeting your goals and the key actions to achieve success

22 Aug 202031min

Why equestrians have tight hip flexors and how to solve it

Why equestrians have tight hip flexors and how to solve it

In this episode I discuss why equestrians have tight hip flexors and the three key things you can be doing off your horse to alleviate this problem.For more information and exercise demonstrations hea...

15 Aug 202013min

The importance of warming up before you ride.

The importance of warming up before you ride.

I 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 time.We’re in a bit of a chicken and egg sit...

8 Aug 202010min

Your Dream Day

Your Dream Day

In the episode this week I take you through a powerful visualisation exercise 'Your Dream Day'I try to emphasise how important it is to go into your mind and see what's going on in there. In order to...

1 Aug 202016min

I don't like bananas! Caroline Mosely chats to us about getting into Eventing, her nutrition, fitness and how to overcome setbacks.

I don't like bananas! Caroline Mosely chats to us about getting into Eventing, her nutrition, fitness and how to overcome setbacks.

In this podcast I chat to Caroline Mosley of Orange Fox Eventing http://www.orangefoxeventing.co.uk. Caroline and I chat about getting into horses and competing, the angst of being an equestrian as yo...

25 Juli 20201h 25min

Why Isometric Strength is Important for Equestrians

Why Isometric Strength is Important for Equestrians

In this podcast I am going to go through some of my PhD research which explains HOW isometric muscle work causes high heart rates during horse riding activities. We will also discuss how we might trai...

18 Juli 202024min

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