Showjumping 101
Showjumping 101
Podcast Description
Welcome to Showjumping 101—your backstage pass into the world of international showjumping! Join top riders Joanne Sloan-Allen and Sameh El Dahan as they take you behind the scenes of the sport, sharing their experiences from the arena to the stables. From competition insights to life on the road, training tips, and untold stories, this is the ultimate inside look at the highs, the lows, and everything in between. Saddle up and let's ride into the world of elite showjumping!
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on various themes including equine health, rider fitness, nutrition, and the mental aspects of competition. Episodes include discussions on gut health for horses, the importance of rider nutrition, the emotional realities of showjumping, and logistical challenges of transporting horses. Specific episodes explore topics such as managing horse ulcers and the nutritional needs of riders to enhance performance.
Welcome to Showjumping 101—your backstage pass into the world of international showjumping! Join top riders Joanne Sloan-Allen and Sameh El Dahan as they take you behind the scenes of the sport, sharing their experiences from the arena to the stables. From competition insights to life on the road, training tips, and untold stories, this is the ultimate inside look at the highs, the lows, and everything in between. Saddle up and let’s ride into the world of elite showjumping!
Winter can be one of the toughest times of the year — dark days, broken routines, and emotions that feel harder to ignore.
In this episode of Showjumping 101, Joanne Sloan Allen and Sameh El Dahan are joined by mindset coach Sandie Robertson and fitness expert Aamir Fit for an honest conversation about grief, mental resilience, community, and finding ways to move forward after loss. While this was recorded in January, which can be the most depressing month of the year, it's a reminder that grief and emotions are with us all year round and how we can cope with them.
This is a raw, open discussion about coping, connection, and why it’s okay to not be okay — plus how turning pain into purpose can help create positive change.
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