Podcasts about canter

Today our “Story Series” continues with a conversation I had with Brother Louis Canter. Brother Louis is a member of the Order of Ecumenical Franciscans and founder of Franciscan Ministry of Peace. Louis has been involved with ecumenical and inter faith dialogue. His work as a composer and concert artist for International Liturgical Publications has offered him a wide variety of opportunities for dialogue with many faith communities. Brother Louis was kind enough to sit down with me and discuss how he decided to become a Brother of Ecumenical Franciscans, his pastoral music initiatives, and why he thinks NPM is as important as ever in our ministry of the Church today.

On this week's episode of The Learning Curve, co-hosts Alisha Searcy of the Center for Strong Public Schools and Mary Tamer of MassPotential speak with Rachel Canter, Director of Education Policy for the Progressive Policy Institute's Reinventing America's Schools project and founder of Mississippi First, about Mississippi's remarkable rise in K–12 student achievement and the […]

On this week's episode of The Learning Curve, co-hosts Alisha Searcy of the Center for Strong Public Schools and Mary Tamer of MassPotential speak with Rachel Canter, Director of Education Policy for the Progressive Policy Institute's Reinventing America's Schools project and founder of Mississippi First, about Mississippi's remarkable rise in K–12 student achievement and the policy reforms that helped drive it. Drawing on her experience as a former Teach For America teacher and longtime education advocate, Canter reflects on the leadership, accountability, and strategic reforms that helped Mississippi transform from one of the nation's lowest-performing states to one of its fastest-improving on the National Assessment of Educational Progress. She discusses the science of reading, the debate between phonics and whole language instruction, and what schools must do to rebuild academic rigor in literacy, STEM, and civics. Canter also explores the importance of exposing students to great literature and roots music from William Faulkner and Delta bluesmen like Robert Johnson, drawing on Mississippi's rich cultural legacy, and reflects on how lessons from Civil Rights era figures, including Emmett Till and Fannie Lou Hamer, can strengthen civics education today. She concludes by sharing policy recommendations for governors, legislators, educators, and parents seeking dramatic and lasting improvements in student outcomes nationwide.

Rachel Canter didn't just report on the Mississippi Marathon—she was involved from the beginning of the state's long journey toward educational improvement. In this episode, we discuss why meaningful change took so long and what it took to move reform from legislation into actual classroom practice.LinkedIn:  Rachel Canter - Progressive Policy InstituteWebsite: Rachel Canter - Progressive Policy Institute This podcast sponsored by:The Bell Ringer, a weekly newsletter providing news, tools, and resources on the science of learning, written by education reporter Holly Korbey. Subscribe here. Murmuration Author Services by Mark Combes. Looking to write your first book? Murmuration Author Services is your friend and coach for this journey. Learn more here. 

CJ Canter is a professional paintball player for the Los Angeles Ironmen. Coming off one of their best performances in years at the NXL Dover City Open, CJ was an internal part of the teams success. Tune in to find out what the secret sauce was to their Sunday run and what to expect from the Los Angeles Ironman moving forward. JOIN THE DISCORD:https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=34554029SHOW SPONSORS:https://www.lonewolfpaintball.com/Support the showJoin the PTG community by clicking the orange

This week's live Q&A was all about preparing for the canter and the 5 essential elements that set you and your horse up for success.We talked about why the canter feels so different from the walk and trot, shared some stories from riders who've been there (including a horse who went from bucking and head-tossing to round and soft in just 30 days), and covered some of the most common roadblocks like explosive transitions, wrong leads, and that moment where your brain just stops working the second you pick up the canter.There are also some really helpful takeaways on groundwork, why your trot quality matters more than most people realize, how to close the energy gap between gaits so departures stop feeling like an event, and why visualization is one of the most underrated tools for riders.We also talked about knowing when you're ready, and why it's always better to wait one more minute than to create a problem you didn't need to have.Happy Riding,AmeliaPS. The 30 Day Canter Challenge starts today! If you're a Strides member, you are automatically enrolled. If you're not in Strides, you can check it out here!

This week's Q&A is all about the canter seat and how to feel more secure, balanced, and confident in the canter.We shared a few canter stories, talked about why the canter can feel so powerful, and broke down some of the most common rider position challenges, like leaning forward, holding your breath, gripping with your knees, locking your elbows, or trying too hard to “make” the motion happen.There are also some really helpful takeaways on looking up through the transition, staying balanced on a circle, keeping tone without getting tight, and learning how to follow the canter without overdoing it.We also talked about why preparation matters so much, especially for adult riders or anyone rebuilding confidence. The better you understand the steps, the aid, and what your body needs to do, the easier it is to set yourself and your horse up for success.Happy Riding, AmeliaPS. The 30 Day Canter Challenge starts May 1, If you're a Strides member, you are automatically enrolled, if you're not in Strides, you can check it out here!

This week Brooke, Stacy, Shannon, and Kristeen are discussing young adult fiction. Titles include:Kayla Cottingham, Practical Rules For Cursed WitchesAlys Arden, The Casquette Girls (The Casquette Girls #1)Erik J. Brown, Better The DevilAdam Silvera, They Both Die At The End (They Both Die At The End #1)Katie Gilbert, Love, Canter, ActionRebecca Ross, Divine Rivals (Letters Of Enchantment #1)Jumata Emill, I Don't Wish You WellAbdi Nazemian, Exquisite ThingsGabi Burton, To Steal A ThroneAdalyn Grace, Belladonna (Belladonna #1)Victoria Wlosok, Six Must DieAdib Khorram, One Word, Six LettersYou can always contact the Book Bistro team by searching @BookBistroPodcast on facebook, or visiting:https://www.facebook.com/BookBistroPodcast/You can also send an email to:TheBookBistroPodcast@gmail.comFor more information on the podcast and the team behind it, please visit:https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/book-bistro

Entrevistamos al investigador y experto en antropología alimentaria Xavier Medina, con quien exploramos la relación entre cultura, tradición y gastronomía desde una perspectiva única. Benito Villegas nos recuerda que los Habanos no solo se disfrutan, también cuentan historias, convirtiéndose en testigos de momentos y experiencias. Viajamos hasta un pueblo de Huesca, para descubrir Canteré, una casa de comidas familiar donde la sencillez y el producto bien tratado se transforman en una experiencia memorable. Encendemos Bolívar Gold Medal, una vitola con carácter que marca el ritmo del episodio, en los planes nos acercamos al mundo de la hípica y finalizamos con una canción de Andrés Suárez.

Playwright, actor, and screenwriter Jeremy O. Harris returns to the pod to chat about philosophy clubs replacing the club, our Paul Smith event with Delaney Rowe, a late-night meal at Canter's, whether listening counts as reading, Lena Dunham's beautiful mess, producing on Euphoria, all the boys he shared a Japanese jail cell with, the Geese conversation, his new film Erupcja with Charli XCX, his fiancé having two Birkins he didn't pay for, double-tapping on horny chefs, and peeing sitting down. instagram.com/jeremyoharris twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans howlonggone.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's Q&A is a mini webinar all about overcoming canter anxiety and building confidence step by step. Nicole shares a really helpful perspective on why the canter can feel so intimidating, and how breaking it down into smaller, more manageable pieces can make it feel so much more doable.In this mini-webinar, you'll learn:Why the canter feels so intimidating and what's really happeningThe foundation for confidence through position, balance, and preparationSimple strategies to build confidence step by stepOne of the biggest themes in this session is that confidence comes from preparation. She talks through the key foundations that make the canter feel safer and more rideable, from position and balance to the trot exercises that directly support better canter work. There is also a great discussion on how improving the basics can take away that feeling of surprise and give riders more control.Nicole also shares a simple exercise, “bookending the canter” that is especially helpful for nervous riders, plus answers questions about rushing, unstable lower legs, horses that speed up instead of striking off, and how to rebuild confidence after setbacks. If the canter has ever felt overwhelming, this episode has a lot of encouragement and practical ideas to help you feel more secure.Download the free canter checklist here.Happy Riding,AmeliaPS. The Canter Challenge is now open for enrollment, so if this is something you're working on right now, it's perfect timing to dive in a bit deeper. Check it out here.

What happens when you stop playing it safe and finally choose the horses?In this episode of OTTB on Tap, we sit down with Courtenay Brown, who went from a stable remote career to riding racehorses full time. Her path is anything but linear, and it will hit home for anyone who has ever felt stuck in a job while dreaming about being at the barn.Courtenay shares how she grew up around racehorses, stepped away for years, and came back to the saddle later in life. She talks about producing her own OTTB to the upper levels of eventing, getting laid off, and making the decision to lean into horses instead of rushing back to another desk job.We also get into what it is really like working on the racetrack. The early mornings, the learning curve, and the moments that made her fall in love with it. If you have ever wondered what your OTTB experienced before you got them, this conversation gives you a rare inside look.We talk about her horse Bam, found through CANTER with a bowed tendon and developed into an upper level event horse. And we get honest about shifting priorities, stepping back from competition, and what it looks like to just enjoy your horse.This episode is for anyone thinking about a career change, anyone deep in the OTTB world, and anyone who knows that pull back to horses never really goes away.

This is a sample ride-along podcast that goes along with my 30 Day Canter Challenge. Learn more about the challenge and more ride-along podcasts like this one here. The Challenge starts May 1st!

New Episode Alert on Calling All Creatures! Tonight we're shining a spotlight on C.A.N.T.E.R., the incredible Sierra Vista organization changing lives through equine-assisted programs, healing connections, and community support. Join us as we talk with Board President Gail Farmer about the heart behind the mission, the amazing horses, the volunteers, and the life-changing impact C.A.N.T.E.R. brings to individuals and families across our community. Come discover how hope, healing, and horses come together in a truly powerful way.

In this episode Plant based nutritionist and therapist Faith Canter takes us through her journey of 33 years of veganism which made her suffer with Hasimotos thyroiditis, thyroid nodules, dysrhythmias, mitral valve prolapse, fatigue, etc. She researched and when all roads led to meat went carnivore. And she reversed all her illnesses. Check out her website - www.faithcanter.comIG handles - @plant_based_to_animal_based@rootsranchportugalYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@FaithCanter000

On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, Jill Roth, executive vice president of Ahart Frinzi and Smith hosts a conversation with Louise “BeBe” Canter, former Big “I” president, senior vice president at USI Insurance Services, and a Woodworth Memorial Award Winner, and Angela Ripely, current Big ‘I' chair and president of VW Brown Insurance. In the long history of the Big “I,” Canter and Ripley are the only two women who have served as the association's chair. During Women's History Month, they discuss leadership, what inspired them to run for the position, and what it means to use your voice inside the independent agency system. “About 15 years after I left the executive committee, I looked back and thought that was amazing to finally have a woman do that,” Canter says, recalling her presidency while still selling insurance. Agency Nation Radio is where insurance professionals turn on the mic to share unscripted stories about leadership, technology, marketing, success, and failure—stories that helped shape their careers. From Main Street USA to the pages of Independent Agent magazine, these are the stories insurance professionals want to hear.

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This week's Q&A was all about mastering the canter transition, and there were so many helpful takeaways for riders working through the tricky parts of canter departs.We talked about why the canter can feel intimidating at first. When the horse shifts gears, you really feel the power and strength, and that can make the transition feel a little overwhelming. A big theme in this episode is learning how to feel more confident, more organized, and more prepared in those moments.We also dive into timing, especially for walk to canter and trot to canter transitions, and discuss why asking at the right moment can make such a difference. There's a great conversation about preparation too, finding that balance between having your horse ready without over-preparing and accidentally blocking the transition.We also talk through what to do with horses that throw their head up, get hollow, or rush into a fast trot instead of stepping smoothly into canter. We share some favorite exercises for helping horses stay softer, more balanced, and more connected, including patterns like trot-walk-trot, the snowman, and leg yield into canter.We also answer questions about picking up the correct lead, what to do when one direction feels harder than the other, and why straightness, timing, and rider position all play such a huge role. There's a really nice reminder in this episode that canter work is full of nuance, and that sometimes it takes patience and repetition to find the right feel.If canter transitions have ever felt frustrating, awkward, or inconsistent, this episode will definitely help you better understand what might be happening and give you some practical ideas to try in your rides.Happy Riding, Amelia

Helicopter pilots, Melissa and Joey, Goldie Hawn in an outfit, a Donna Summer remake, Ryder Syndrome, Ralph Garman's whiskey shortage, April Foolishness, Vanilla Ice with a knife or Screech, and Rhonda Rousey vs a bear!

Helicopter pilots, Melissa and Joey, Goldie Hawn in an outfit, a Donna Summer remake, Ryder Syndrome, Ralph Garman's whiskey shortage, April Foolishness, Vanilla Ice with a knife or Screech, and Rhonda Rousey vs a bear!

Heeey what's up everyone! We are back with another episode of The Just Talk Podcast with Episode 364. Here's the breakdown.In this episode, the dudes talk about caffeine and Zyn, drinking and hangovers, taking your necessary medicines and many more, and of course, "What Have You Been Up To/Whadda Ya Got?"With that said, as always, we thank you all for the listens/downloads and your continuous support. WE APPRECIATE AND LOVE YOU ALL! We hope you enjoy this episode and until next time, we're going silent.Follow Us On IG@thejusttalkpodcastEmail Usthejusttalkpodcast00@gmail.comSubscribe To Us On YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo40E9rCSueQjDxPl21u8Mg

The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 3 (3.3) Tim pays his respects to longtime KLOS-FM radio host Uncle Joe Benson, who’s died at the age of 76. He started his radio career in 1968. Then Tim recalls the heady days of interacting with another on-air great, Charlie Tuna. Aaaah, radio. Sigh. Those were the days. Amiright, kids? LA’s Metro D Line is making progress. When will the new line extension be open? It’s taken years already! And how ’bout that merch! Apparently social media is going crazy for the pithy tees! Also, Pokémon has just celebrated its 30th anniversary! Today following a friend’s funeral, Tim and his wife tried to go to Canter’s Deli but couldn’t get in because someone tried to light a guy on fire in the entranceway. How very LA. Founder of Pacific Coast Sportfishing shows Bill DePriest calls in to talk all things fins, floats and... fish. What's up with Jim Carrey’s face? He turned up in France to accept a César Award, and something was off about his appearance and mannerisms. Was it an impersonator, AI, or has he had cosmetic work done? It’s the latest conspiracy theory taking the world by storm!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we examine coming US inflation and labour market data, and the Fed outlook following a hawkish set of minutes this week. In Europe, we discuss reports that President Lagarde could be leaving the ECB early and consider the growth and inflation outlook for the region. Across Asia, we preview the Bank of Korea and Bank of Thailand policy meetings, and examine key coming data in India, Japan and Australia. Chapters: US: 2:00; Europe: 8:15;  Asia: 14:00

Rachel Canter is Director of Education Policy for the Progressive Policy Institute; and Founding Executive Director of Mississippi First. She joins Megan Lynch ahead of the Fourth Annual Education Town Hall – 2025 Missouri MAP Results today at 11am at the Knight Center at Washington University. What did Mississippi do to turn their rates around? 'We dramatically increased the rigor of our learning standards,' says Canter, 'we expect our students to learn more.'

If you're bringing along a young horse or looking for a simple, effective way to loosen and supple a more experienced onem, this ride is for you.By the end of the ride, your horse should feel more attentive, looser through the body, and comfortably moving forward in a steady rhythm.✅ This lesson is great for…

Brad Logan and Ben Garrett report LIVE from the Manning Center on the Ole Miss campus after hearing from DC Bryan Brown and a few defensive players. Ole Miss is set to play Georgia in the AllState Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day in New Orleans. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Another classic Christmas episode, as we revisit our most illustrious guest ever - from December 2017, this is our run with the man himself - SANTA CLAUS! SUBSCRIBE at ⁠https://runcompod.supercast.com/⁠ for early access, bonus episodes, ad-free listening and more...BUY OUR BOOKS; you can get Rob's book Running Tracks here - ⁠https://www.waterstones.com/book/running-tracks/rob-deering/9781800180444⁠ - and you can get Paul's book 26.2 Miles to Happiness here: ⁠https://www.waterstones.com/book/26-2-miles-to-happiness/paul-tonkinson/9781472975270⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

✨15-minute lesson preview. To listen to the full lesson and get access to hundreds of other listen-while-you-ride audio lessons with Kyle and other great coaches, just head to Ride-iQ.com to start your 2-week free trial. We'd love to have you!✨If your horse feels a bit dull to the aids or disconnected after time off, this ride will help sharpen responsiveness and reestablish clarity in your communication. Your coach, Kyle Carter, focuses on leg-yields and stride-length adjustments in both trot and canter to encourage acceptance of the aids, straightness, and balance. You'll work through thoughtful, repeatable exercises that keep the horse in front of the leg while staying soft in the connection. By the end of the ride, your horse should feel more adjustable, aligned, and tuned in to your aids.✅ This lesson is great for…

Tyler and Konnery grow out their horns as they return to Mike Mignola's monstruous universe and Failed Franchise Friday with the reboot attempt that is Hellboy (2019)! Together they discuss where and who the director is, David Harbour and Milla Jovovich's promising casting in a flaming sea of junk, the chaos that is this movie's script, and so much more on this hellish Failed Franchise Friday episode of The Friendchise Podcast! What's New: Kon: ENGAGEMENT IN PARIS!!, Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein (in theaters) Tyler: RoboCop: Rogue City (PS5), Deep Red (at the Academy Museum), Canter's Deli, 31 Horror Movies in October list https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/charlotte-kirk-fiance-all-i-could-do-was-try-and-get-through-it-4069717/   TikTok Threads Instagram Twitter Bluesky     Have a message for The Friendchise? Send an under-3 minute voice memo to: thefriendchisepodcast@gmail.com

A big one going into the holiday, Don't Die asks AI for a bunch of stats on addiction, voting and when it thinks the revolution is coming, Bob recounts Norwood Fisher knocking out 5 bouncers, as well as taking a beating from Axl Rose and then going to Canter's together, Paul Mccartney is way too kind for everything he's been thru (you try being in a band with John!), Don't Die all loved the new Paul Thomas Anderson movie, Bob loves Jesse Jackson, Chuk and Elijah love Jesse Wells, Bright Eyes, Rube Waddell, You Can't Win by Jack Black, Nick Tosches, Chat Pile, Rain kills people in LA and we need to read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read...

Back in 2019, ultra runner Jasmin Paris made headlines when she smashed the Montane Spine Race, winning the 268-mile race in the depths of winter outright – while still breastfeeding. Her story was sold as an outlier – woman wins mixed race – but there are a lot of them about, particularly when it comes to ultra-endurance running, swimming and cycling.  Ultra Women: The Trailblazers Defying Sexism in Sport, penned by journalists and ultra runners Emma Wilkinson and Lily Canter, explores female endurance, from the first hunter-gatherers to modern athletes winning the toughest races outright, delving into the science, physiology and psychology that could give women the edge in ultras. Our Mick was FASCINATED.  Ultra Women is out now, published by Canbury. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textRecently, a trend has captured public attention: female athletes have been beating the strongest male contenders, in the toughest races in the world, races designed for men. In Ultra Women, the authors (who are themselves endurance athletes) delve into the surprising science of sporting performance to explore the physiological and psychological differences between the sexes. They ask: could fat stores and muscle type (and capacity for not sleeping) really give women an edge over men in ultra long distances? And what roles are played by pace, preparation, and motherhood? Speaking to elite athletes, historians and scientists, the book unearths the largely unknown past of female endurance, from hunter- gathering to the early 20th Century discipline of pedestrianism and we get to meet some amazing women who have done amazing things.These bios are not going to do justice to these two women because they do a lot more than we could cover in the number of characters allowed in this description, but here it goes! Lily Canter is a freelance running, fitness and  adventure travel journalist writing for Runner's  World, Live for the Outdoors, Women's Health,  The Guardian and Metro. She is an England  Athletics running coach and founder of  women's only club Great Bowden Runners. She  competes in ultra marathons and canicrosses  with her dog. Instagram: @lilycanter Emma Wilkinson is an award-winning  freelance journalist specialising in medicine,  science and health. She has written for the  Sunday Times, BBC, Pulse, the BMJ and Lancet  among others. Emma lives in Sheffield and runs  up hills for fun. Instagram: @emmawjourno If you're interested in getting a copy of this book for yourself then you can find it on Amazon or directly on the publishers website here: https://www.canburypress.com/products/presale-ultra-women-by-lily-canter-and-emma-wilkinson-isbn-9781914487101?srsltid=AfmBOopm-PGhLV9ZE2vjNfl-wobGtYreNsxyJ2F_VNPUtgLWH1VGzlsyLink for 20% discount on Caffeine Bullet https://caffeinebullet.com/RUNNINGBOOK Discount automatically applied and visible on checkoutSupport the showAny feedback or suggestions on this review or any of our other podcast episodes would be greatly welcomed. Leave us a review using your favorite podcast player or contact us on social media. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/runningbookreviews/Twitter: https://twitter.com/reviews_runningInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/runningbookreviews/ Podcast webpage: https://runningbookreviews.buzzsprout.com If you have been enjoying the podcast and want more, you can find some extras on our By Me a Coffee site! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/runningbookreviews

#313. How warm to you keep your house this time of year? November in Ohio brings two things: some freezing cold temps making you worry about whether or not you disconnected your garden hoses, and a lack of guarantee that you're finished mowing for the year. With that comes the somewhat contentious question of who gets to control the thermostat in the house and car. We talk about that. Perhaps being more comfortable in your car helps you deal with inconsiderate drivers. But you know us better than that. Also, Kory, who would always rather drive than run, is going to try a 5k this weekend with zero preparation. Thoughts and prayers are appreciated. Tune in next week to find out how that went! Until next time, be kind to each other. FTM Merch! - https://www.teepublic.com/user/fromthemiddleLinkTree - https://linktr.ee/fromthemidpodVOICE MAIL! Comment, ask a question, suggest topics - (614) 383-8412Artius Man - https://artiusman.com use discount code "themiddle"

I once had a cantor who recently had a baby. She wanted to minister quickly after her child was born, but balancing two children with varying work schedules was a constant challenge for her. I told her that we would welcome her back as a minister in any way that her schedule would allow. One morning, her husband had an unexpected work commitment, so she brought her toddler and infant with her to church. They were both incredibly well-behaved until the preparation of the gifts, but this didn't stop my cantor. With her toddler next to her leg and her infant on her hip, she sang “How Great Thou Art”. She looked at her infant as she sang, “O Lord my God, when I in awesome wonder, consider all the works Thy hands have made….” There was not a dry eye in the house. She ministered to all of us in multiple ways that day, and she reminded me of the power of lay leadership. You know, we are so quick to cling to the role of the clergy, I think we often forget the presence of God that lives within us and flows through us as we minister. And that is the conversation we're having today. I sat down with Brother Louis Canter to discuss the importance of Lay Ecclesial ministry, a term that is either fresh or incredibly well-worn in your local diocesan vocabulary. Brother Louis believes that the key to the church's future lies within the lay ministers who serve the church with their time, talent and treasures, big and small:

In this episode, Mark Langley tackles a variety of horse training challenges, from managing a horse that bucks during canter transitions to addressing anxiety in tight spaces. Discover practical tips for improving your horse's response to pressure, enhancing their comfort with floating, and understanding the nuances of hyper-flexibility. Whether you're dealing with a young gelding's curiosity or a horse's fear of barns, Mark offers insights to help you build a more trusting and effective relationship with your equine partner. Tune in for expert advice and actionable strategies! For more Mark Langley Training Insights, join his Online Membership. 7 day free trial. 

Samantha Kincaid and Jon Nodler are no strangers to good food and great service. The two married chefs got their start in the Madison restaurant scene back in the 2010s and went on to earn critical acclaim in Philadelphia for their restaurant Cadence. Now, the two are back in Wisconsin and have opened an ambitious new project in New Glarus. Canter Inn is a bar and restaurant (and soon to be bed and breakfast) that pays homage to the city's close-knit community and its Swiss heritage. Today, host Bianca Martin catches up with the duo to get the details on what folks can expect at  Canter Inn. 

In this episode we cover:Should other people be in the ring during your lesson-helpful or distraction.Inside look at the Gerry Mullins (International Olympic, World and European Champ) canter pole system at Sagebrush Farms.Breaking down what rideability really means and how to develop it.Laura's new trainer, Mickie Sage, joins the Sagebrush team as Head Trainer-and she's an Eagles fan too.Thank you to our partner For Horses for helping to make this podcast possible.  

There's no better way to wrap up Inside Defender Burghley 2025 than with the champion herself. Ros Canter joins Nicole Brown to look back on a history-making week with Lordships Graffalo, who now sits in the record books as the only horse to win both Badminton and Burghley twice. Ros talks through her build-up to the event, balancing pregnancy and preparation, and what helped her to deliver one of the best performances of her career. From handling Walter's freshness in the dressage to the cross-country round that not only made the time but earned the Avebury Trophy for best judged ride, she shares exactly what it felt like from the saddle. They chat about Walter's fitness programme, how Ros has built a system that works, and why his consistency makes him so hard to beat. There's also insight into her first time combining riding with coaching at five-star, the mental focus needed to deliver under pressure, and what comes next as she looks ahead to 2026 while preparing for baby number two. A truly inspiring episode with an incredible human. Episode Highlights The build-up to Burghley with pregnancy in the mix Walter's freshness in the first phase and a 22.4 dressage score Tackling the reversed track and the cross-country round of the week Fitness work, training systems and what makes Walter so special Coaching Cassie Sanger at her first Burghley The mindset and mental toughness behind back-to-back wins Caroline Moore's legacy and what the future looks like for Ros and Walter Guests Rosalind Canter - Olympic gold medalist, multiple five-star winner, and now back-to-back Burghley champion with Lordships Graffalo

In this episode of HIPcast, Kelly Canter shares her HI journey from gas station manager to HI product manager. We learn how HI Professionals have unique skills in data governance and data flow uniquely positioning our profession as product and solution managers. #HIPcast with Shannan and Seth.HIPcast brought to you by Enterprise Social Record

Jenni is joined by journalists, runners, and co-authors Lily Canter and Emma Wilkinson - the powerhouse duo behind Ultra Women: The Trailblazers Defying Sexism in Sport. Their groundbreaking book celebrates the women breaking barriers in endurance events and proves that stamina knows no gender.So what do two powerful women like Lily and Emma listen to when they run? you'll have to listen and find out!Lily and Emma's Main Episode of RunPod is available to listen to now!

This week on RunPod, Jenni is joined by two guests who live and breathe the sport of running: Lily Canter and Emma Wilkinson.Together, Lily and Emma are also the co-authors of Ultra Women: The Trailblazers Defying Sexism in Sport - a groundbreaking book that shines a light on the women smashing barriers and proving that endurance has no gender limits. Drawing on science, storytelling, and lived experience, they reveal how women are outlasting men in ultra events, and why the running world needs a rethink.Lily and Emma bring boundless passion to a sport that doesn't get harder with age - it evolves with you. From the joy of a first 5K to the grit of 100-mile ultras, running is a journey that shifts shape as life changes, and these two know that better than most.This episode will give you the motivation - and the evidence - to lace up and keep going.

Our interview season continues as Paul runs and chats with amazing runner and running and fitness writer Lily Canter, author of Ultra Women: The Trailblazers Defying Sexism In Sport (https://www.waterstones.com/book/ultra-women/lily-canter/emma-wilkinson/9781914487101). Thanks Lily. GET the exclusive Nord VPN deal at ⁠nordvpn.com/runcompod⁠ -  there's no risk with Nord's 30 day money-back guarantee. SUBSCRIBE at ⁠https://runcompod.supercast.com/⁠ for early access, bonus episodes, ad-free listening and more...BUY OUR BOOKS; you can get Rob's book Running Tracks here - ⁠https://www.waterstones.com/book/running-tracks/rob-deering/9781800180444⁠ - and you can get Paul's book 26.2 Miles to Happiness here: ⁠https://www.waterstones.com/book/26-2-miles-to-happiness/paul-tonkinson/9781472975270⁠Thanks for listening, supporting, and sharing your adventures with us.Happy running.ROB DEERING WILL RETURN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week on the Tough Girl Podcast, we're joined by Lily Canter—an ultra runner, women's running coach, journalist, and passionate advocate for gender equality in sport. As co-author of the groundbreaking book Ultra Women, Lily is helping to challenge outdated narratives and spotlight the women redefining endurance running. Lily didn't grow up considering herself sporty, but after joining a triathlon club in her 30s, she discovered a love for running that quickly evolved into a passion for ultras. What began as a spontaneous 30-mile run turned into a deeper journey into the ultra world—culminating in a 250km multi-day race across Tanzania and a growing commitment to empowering more women through education, coaching, and research. In this episode, Lily opens up about the gaps she saw in female-specific training information, how she and co-author Emma Wilkinson tackled the research for their book, and why visibility, representation, and equity matter—on the trails and in the media. From coaching to kit, sports bras to science, Lily shares what still needs to change and how she's pushing those boundaries herself. Whether you're curious about tackling your first ultra or passionate about equity in endurance sports, this episode offers practical insight and powerful inspiration.  New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast drop every Tuesday at 7 AM (UK time)! Make sure to subscribe so you never miss the inspiring journeys and incredible stories of tough women pushing boundaries.  Do you want to support the Tough Girl Mission to increase the amount of female role models in the media in the world of adventure and physical challenges? Support via Patreon! Join me in making a difference by signing up here: www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast.  Your support makes a difference.  Thank you x Show notes Who is Lilly Journalist who specialises in running and fitness A female running coach  Ultra runner Lecturer at university  Running an organisation with Emma called; Freelancing for Journalists  Her early years… Not coming from a sporty family  Growing up in Guilford, Surrey Playing netball consistently for most of her life  Moving to Liverpool as a teenager Getting into running in her 30s Joining a triathlon club in her mid to late 30s Being inspired by an amazing running coach  Running consistently for the past 7/8 years Being busy… and how her career has changed a lot  Getting bored very easily  Going freelance 8 years ago and it giving her the freedom to do more things and pursue her different passions  Getting better at running and starting to enjoy it more  Varying the types of runs and where she ran  Building her running confidence  Trying different races Starting to really enjoy running Her first ultra which was an accident! Running 30 miles on a looped course The relaxed, chilled, approach to ultra running Speaking with Emma about doing an ultra together The lack of information and resources especially women centric information  Signing up to a multi-stage 100k race in Romania  Having to figure out her training plan for herself  Thinking about writing a book about running  How the book came about and getting the book published  Being inspired by the women winning races outright  Wanting to understand why so few women were participating in ultra races  Dividing up the research and why it was quite straightforward  Being surprised by the records held by women in the swimming world. The mental side and the lessons that could be applied to her running What does the scientific evidence say with regards to men and women The social construct of difference between men and women The importance of being prepared and having confidence in what you know works for you Running 250km across Tanzania 2023  Why it was her favourite race  Being more aware of the setup of races and how female friendly they are Images of women in marketing material, website etc  The manifesto - call to action - wanting to drive change  Focused on 6 key areas  The importance of female specific sports research What are women capable of? The importance of female specific training guides  Kit which has been designed for women  Sports bra testing Media coverage and commentary of women Equal prize money and sponsorship Why races should use the - She Races Guidelines  Training for 2025/2026 Wanting to test their limits  Signing up for Equinox 24 - wanting to run further than they have run before (goals 65 miles +)  She Trails race in the Peak District - August 2025  Heading oversees to race a 5 day race in the heat… depending on recovery  Training programs and making running work for you  Having a coach for the past 18 months and the difference it has made  Being more competitive in races  How to connect with Lily on social media Final words of advice for other women who want to be a trail blazer Why you need to believe in yourself  Push your boundaries and try hard things  Don't be scared of challenging yourself    Social Media Website www.lilycanter.co.uk  Instagram: @lilycanter Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/lilycanter X: x.com/lilycanter  Book: Ultra Women: The Trailblazers Defying Sexism in Sport  

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Last night we announced the winners of our epic 30 Day Canter Challenge, I am so proud of each and every one of you!

In this Strides Revisited episode, we're returning to one of the most powerful mindset shifts in riding - the moment when you stop trying to control your horse's every move… and start asking with clarity instead. This episode takes a fresh look at leg yielding; not just as a lateral movement, but as a powerful training tool to refine how you use your aids and communicate with your horse. Whether you're rebuilding your confidence or looking to sharpen your lateral work, this is where the shift begins. In this episode, you'll learn: Why pushing = resistance - and what to do instead How to create “open doors” with your seat and reins to show your horse where to go The importance of timing your aids with how your horse is actually moving How feedback builds a conversation (and trust) between you and your horse

Struggling with unbalanced, rushed, or messy canter transitions? You're not alone. And the good news is, it doesn't have to stay this way. In this episode of Strides Revisited (from 2020) of the Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians, I'm sharing 3 practical steps you can implement on your very next ride to dramatically improve your canter transitions. Whether you're riding alone in a back paddock or schooling in an arena, these simple mindset and position shifts will help you plan better, ride with more clarity, and finally allow your horse to move freely into the canter. This is a must-listen for any rider who has ever felt like they were catapulted into canter… or worse, ended up rushing into it with no balance or connection.

Send us a textFaith Canter is a Foodie, Farmer, Forager, Fermenter and a formerly Plant-Based to a currently Animal-Based Holistic Nutritionist, Herbalist, Health Coach, Author & Trauma Informed Therapist.Faith enjoys living a simple, seasonal, local and sustainable life, learning that the future of health and happiness is going away from our more ancestral ways of eating and living. Now, Faith feels much more connected to our food, community, this planet, our own cycles and the cycles of life, and she is passionate about returning to our true nature as human beings.Faith is the author of five books written when she was plant-based, plus a few other books that she has written since being animal-based. She is working on two new books, one called Simple, Seasonal & Primal Living and Returning to Our True Nature. Her most recent book is titled The Homesteaders Journal. She has also written several eBooks, including Freedom from Fatigue, Trauma, Tension & Nervous System Regulation, and Raising Happy & Healthy Chickens.Find Faith at-www.faithcanter.comIG- @plant_based_to_animal_basedYT- @Faith CanterFind Boundless Body at- myboundlessbody.com Book a session with us here!