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THE HARD CORPS PODCAST

THE HARD CORPS PODCAST
Ballet
Mental Health
75 Hard
Dancer Mental Health
Dance
Injury Recovery
Meditation
New York
The Prima Club
Warp & Weft
Florida
Los Angeles
California
Choreography
London
New York City
Physiotherapy
Strength Training
Fitness
Diet

The ballet podcast where we get in ‘Hard Corps’ with dancers around the world, having open and honest conversations about the struggles and rewards of full time ballet training.

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This week on The HARD CORPS Podcast, I sit down with Camille Goldsborough — professional ballet dancer, founder of The Prima Club, and a true force in the dance world.

In this open and honest conversation, Camille shares her journey through injury ... more

In this episode of The Hard Corps Podcast, I sit down with Steph Archer, professional dancer and co-creator of the Iris Clinic, an eating disorder clinic designed specifically for dancers. Steph shares her journey as a dancer, her personal struggles ... more

This week on The Hard Corps Podcast, I sit down with Chloe Misseldine, a rising star and principal dancer with American Ballet Theatre at just 22 years old. We dive deep into her inspiring journey—from her early years in ballet to climbing the ranks ... more

In this episode of the Hard Corps Podcast, we dive into the world of grit, discipline, and determination throughm journey of the 75 Hard Challenge. Join me in a solo episode as we explore the unique physical and mental demands of balancing the rigors... more

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Steph Archer
Healthcare professional and co-founder of the Iris Clinic, focused on supporting performers with disordered eating.
Iris Clinic
Episode: 7. Navigating life around an eating disorder in dance & the creation of the IRIS CLINIC with Steph Archer
Chloe Misseldine
Principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre
American Ballet Theatre
Episode: 6. Is this the youngest Principal of our generation? In conversation with Chloe Misseldine
Chloe Rowlatt
Physiotherapist specializing in performers' health
Dance Physio UK
Episode: 4. From dancer to dance physio, how Chloe Rowlatt is saving dance careers

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Romy
Host of a podcast focused on the lives and struggles of dancers, emphasizing open conversations about their journeys, mental health, and societal issues within the ballet community.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 125 ratings
  • Love listening but room for improvement

    I love many of the guests Romy has on and appreciate that she’s tackling some difficult subjects that should be discussed more openly. I do wish she’d improve the volume issues and audio quality (the black swan music intro is far too loud, for example). I also wish she did more research on the interviewees beforehand; particularly with more experienced professional dancers, she seems to enter the interview with very little background information on their career (and I say this with love, but R... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Carrie101101101
    United States2 years ago
  • Disappointing

    The host stumbles with her questions, is not very articulate, doesn’t explore issues fully and talks about herself more than showing interest in her guest.

    As a listener I am left with more questions and only a general sense of her guest’s experience. The frequent use of “Um” and “like” as well as half-formed sentences (from both guest and host) made it difficult to remain interested.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    RoxieHart1
    United States2 years ago
  • Amazing podcast for dancers

    An honest and real discussion about the dance, speaking to some amazing professionals and knowledgable people.

    Romy is an inspiring host full of good vibes and authenticity!!!

    A must listen to! 💛

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alice👒👒
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Beautiful

    In each episode we are introduced to a new dancer, the dialogue between them and Romy is always so real. It is so inspiring to listen to such truthful conversation and to hear the stories of other dancers and professionals in the industry. Romy encourages an open and honest space for dancers to share their own experiences, the good and the bad, within the ballet world. It is always a great listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amy Becke
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Have to listen to!!

    This podcast covers so many important issues that are seen in dance and are often swept under the rug and not talked about. It is very openly discussed and gives so many useful tips for everyone from young dancers worried about their journey in the dance world, up to professionals needing motivation and audition advice. I really recommend listening, you won’t regret it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    F Nicola
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Overall, the dialogue is appreciated for its realness, making the podcast a valuable resource for both aspiring dancers and industry professionals.
Critiques focus on audio quality and a desire for more in-depth research on guests before interviews, suggesting room for improvement in facilitation.
Many find the discussions about personal struggles in ballet to be relatable and inspiring, especially regarding issues like body image and recovery.
Listeners praise the authentic and honest conversations surrounding mental health and the challenges within the ballet community.

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8. injury recovery, life outside of ballet & being an entrepreneur with Camille Goldsborough
Q: What has your journey in ballet been like?
I was born in LA, but grew up in Florida, I explored various schools and ultimately took on multiple opportunities for training in different cities.
8. injury recovery, life outside of ballet & being an entrepreneur with Camille Goldsborough
Q: What was your favorite way to reset your mind and body?
Meditation is my favorite way, aiming to do it daily and usually spending around 40 minutes on it.
1. How turning down a contract can lead you to the right one in conversation with Athletistry
Q: What point did you decide you wanted to pursue professional dancing?
Shane mentions his gradual shift towards ballet after exploring various forms of dance, influenced primarily by a dedicated teacher who encouraged him to pursue it seriously.
4. From dancer to dance physio, how Chloe Rowlatt is saving dance careers
Q: What do you see a lot in clinic from overuse training?
A major theme at the moment is anterior hip pain among ballet dancers. Dancers often grip from the front of their hips, which can lead to overuse injuries.
7. Navigating life around an eating disorder in dance & the creation of the IRIS CLINIC with Steph Archer
Q: What sort of advice would you give to anyone listening who’s in that place?
Have a conversation with someone to detach from your struggles; don’t be afraid of their reaction as everyone has their own issues.

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Conversations typically center around the realities of full-time ballet training, delving into the physical and emotional challenges dancers face. Topics of mental health, injury recovery, and the personal journeys of professional dancers are frequently explored. The podcast is noteworthy for its focus on candid and honest discussion, encouraging dancers to share their experiences—including struggles around body image, eating disorders, and the pressures of the competitive ballet scene. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of community support and fostering mental well-being within the ballet industry, appealing to listeners who are deeply invested in the arts and performance culture.

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2. Chloe Misseldine
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