Agility on the road

Join me as I travel through the world, sharing conversations about dog agility, the mental side of sport, travel tips, inspiring journeys, and the life stories of the amazing people I meet along the way.

Agility on the road is a health podcast hosted by Vendula Hausnerova, with 17 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Vendula Hausnerova hosts Agility on the road, a health show with 17 episodes published.

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  Episode #17

  Judging in Europe After 2.5 Years, Flow & Energy

  Apr 9, 202623 minS0

  <p>Hey! I’m back in the European ring after two and a half years of backpacking and judging around the world. In this solo episode, I’m taking you for a walk through the Finnish forest to talk about why I actually had to take such a long break and the burnout that left me unable to even get out of bed.</p><p>I’m sharing what was on my mind while judging in Finland—the feedback that made me think about my "why," the mystery of the Flow state, and the energy we bring to our dogs.</p><p>Are...

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  Episode #16

  #16 Elpida Ismael’s Journey

  Mar 4, 20261h 14mS0

  <p>In this episode of Agility on the Road, I’m joined by Greek judge, trainer, and competitor Elpida Ismael.</p><p>We talk about her life in Athens and her rapid evolution since she started judging in 2023, covering the real-talk version of her journey—from the challenges of training and overcoming her fear of flying to the lessons learned through the successes and hardships of 2025.</p><p> It was almost unbelievable how much her story mirrored my own experiences from a few years ago, making this a deeply personal conversation about the grit it takes to follow your dreams.</p><p>...

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  Episode #15

  Welcome to Guatemala with Raul Molina!

  Feb 21, 20261h 4mS0

  <p>In this episode, I sit down with my dear friend Raul Molina from Guatemala. We explore the vibrant world of agility in Guatemala, looking back at his humble beginnings in the sport—back when obstacles were just PVC pipes and passion.</p><p>Raul shares how his background in gymnastics and his deep experience with herding have shaped his approach to training. We laughed a lot during this recording, and I truly believe this episode will bring a spark to your day and a smile to your face.</p><p>We wrap things up with a high-stakes, "universe-approved" deal: wh...

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  Episode #14

  #14 Legendary JAN EGIL EIDE

  Feb 11, 20261h 15mS0

  <p>In this episode, I sit down with the legendary Jan Egil Eide to discuss the incredible journey of agility from the early nineties to the modern era. </p><p>Jan shares his memories from competing at the highest level—including the AWC and EO—and how he transitioned into judging with a mission to influence the sport for the better. </p><p>He was one of those truly influential figures who helped bring more of that "flow" into the courses we see nowadays—and I want to say a huge THANK YOU to him for that!</p><p>We talk a...

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  Episode #13

  #13 My very first agility faux pas

  Jan 27, 202613 minS0

  <p>In this episode, I am sharing a bit of my personal agility journey. This part is about my very beginnings and my very first competition experiences. Back then, I was a 13-year-old training and competing with my first agility dog—and my very first "dream" dog—a small black schnauzer named Arnie.</p><p>Arnie loved to train, and he especially loved the cooked chicken I used for treats. He loved a familiar environment and chill vibes in general, but he did not like the stress of competition, the arousal around the ring, or even traveling by car to get...

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