Sinead Halpin Maynard hosts intimate conversations with experts in the equestrian community to inspire, motivate, and educate. Sinead is a US 5* event rider with several top 10 finishes at the highest level of the sport including 3rd at KY and 2nd at Burghley. Ride iQ is a membership that includes access to a private mobile app with 100s of listen-while-you-ride audio lessons taught by the world's... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
The Eventing Dialogue podcast with FEI event riders Sinead Halpin Maynard, Shannon Lilley, and Lynn Symansky aims to build bridges between knowledge and knee jerk reactions, as well as inspire more transparency in the systems that are meant to be the... more
In the second episode of The Waygood Way, Dickie Waygood shares his knowledge on achieving success with horses. He discusses the importance of systematic training, seeking professional advice, and understanding when a horse needs rest. Emphasizing th... more
In this episode of Riders Unscripted, Natalie and Courtney engage in a candid discussion about the difficulties of balancing work and personal life, particularly in the context of horse care. They explore the anxiety and lack of control felt when awa... more
The Eventing Dialogue podcast with FEI event riders Sinead Halpin Maynard, Shannon Lilley, and Lynn Symansky aims to build bridges between knowledge and knee jerk reactions, as well as inspire more transparency in the systems that are meant to be the... more
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Sinead, I have l loved following you and TIk on your journey of horsemanship! I love that two very impressionable people are daring to step up and say that “there are better ways of horsemanship, now that we have better understanding”. more
I’ve left a review before but I just finished the 4th mastermind with Natalie and Oh. My. Gosh. All I have to say is wow. So many amazing take aways in the those episodes. I cried, laughed, cried more, (not a crier) and was inspired so immensely. The people in our sport really are just amazingly gritty, inspiring individuals.
Great listen!!! more
Sinead does a fantastic job chatting with top riders from around the world - creating an engaging dialogue that resonates with amateurs too! Love how open and transparent the guests are! I’ve learned so much for each episode and look forward to the weekly episode release!
This is an incredible podcast - Sinead is such a talented interviewer who really gets her guests to open up. So impressed by the open conversations about money, mindset, physical pain, and all the sacrifices made. As a fan it is humbling to hear just how tough it is even for riders at the very top of the sport.
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