Hosted by Marianne Davies · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 67 episodes
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The River Tiger Podcast from Dynamics Coaching is a space for curious, evidence-informed conversations that sit at the intersection of learning, movement, skill acquisition, ethics, and philosophy — with a particular love for adventure, lifestyle, and equestrian sports. Hosted by Marianne Davies, the show explores what it means to become skilful in environments that are complex, fluid, and never fully controllable — where risk can be managed, but not eliminated. Each episode brings research and real-world practice into dialogue through spontaneous, thoughtful discussions with practitioners and researchers. Expect deep dives into ecological and systems perspectives, coaching practice, decision-making under pressure, and the socio-cultural realities that shape how we train, compete, and care — for ourselves, for others, and (in equestrian contexts) for the horse as a partner in the learning environment.
Marianne Davies hosts The River Tiger Podcast from Dynamics Coaching, a sports show with 67 episodes published.
Guest: Tracy Cole , NLP Master Trainer and equestrian mindset coach In this episode of the River Tiger podcast, Marianne Davies talks with Tracy Cole , an NLP master trainer who works with riders ranging from very nervou
In this episode of the River Tiger Podcast, I am joined by returning guest Dr. Karen Luke to explore her new paper and framework referred to as “Horse Welfare 12”, based on Donella Meadows’ 12 leverage points for interve
Show Notes In this rich, wandering catch-up with with Dr. Carl Woods we explore how an ecological approach to psychology, sport, and everyday life might help us live more responsibly in a time of ecological collapse. Dra
In this episode of the River Tiger Podcast Marianne is joined by Professor Harry Heft, one of the leading voices in ecological psychology and a scholar deeply influenced by James and Eleanor Gibson. Harry shares how grow
In this episode of the River Tiger Podcast, host Marianne Davies speaks with Danny Hatcher, whose work sits at the intersection of sports coaching, ecological psychology, Deaf awareness, and technology/AI. Danny introduc
This podcast was recorded in response the publication of 'The myth of Optimality in Human Movement Science' by Madhur Mangalam. I recorded this episode some time ago but it has been a tough year and I have not published
Ed Baggs, assistant professor at the University of Southern Denmark, joins me for a conversation about his research on affordances. I invited Ed to join me after reading his latest (preprint) paper ‘The Affordance Hypoth
Yuji Suzuki, a strength and conditioning coach and chiropractor based in Portland, Oregon, discusses his transition to an ecological approach in his work with youth and remote clients. He explains how the COVID-19 pandem
This is a special edition of the podcast. I'm not only passionate about coaching and learning in adventure and equestrian sports, they are an integral part of my life. In this episode I am joined by the three amazing wom
This is a conversation that I have been looking forward to for a long time. We covered a lot of ground especially defining affordances and linking affordances not only to individual movement, but to multi organism and mu
In this podcast Eric Brymer discusses the human need for adventure, likening modern life to a metaphorical cage that strips away fundamental human experiences. He explores the motivations behind extreme sports, noting th
How we do research has a significant impact on the results we get. Overview: In this conversation, I had the pleasure of hosting Louise Evans on the podcast to discuss her innovative research paper titled "Whoa, No Go."
In this episode of the River Tiger podcast, Dr. Alex Lascu joins me to discuss nonlinear pedagogy and its practical applications. Alex explains that nonlinear systems lack proportionality, meaning small changes can have
In this second part of me conversation with David Farrouk we explore the intricate relationship between ecological psychology, constraints, and the practical implications for coaching and learning. The discussion delves
In this episode of the River Tiger Podcast, I’m delighted to welcome David Farrokh, who is currently finishing his PhD at Sheffield Hallam University. Our conversation takes a deep dive into various learning theories, in
In this episode of the River Tiger podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Rebecca Williams, a clinical psychologist and climbing coach. Our discussion centred on the vital interplay between fear management and
This episode with Joe Kelly, widely known as the Barefoot Athlete, was a treat to record, and equally fascinating to re-listen to before publishing. With over 25 years in movement coaching, Jo's journey spans fitness, re
In this episode, my guest, Steph Bradley shares her research into the impact of menopause and peri-menopause on women in equestrian sports. In this refreshingly candid and open conversation, Steph delves into the challen
Kathy and I have been excited about recording this episode for months. We finally managed to get the time (although I was on a stand up paddle board trip so not at home or on my own computer), and Kathy did not disappoin
Staying fit, healthy and injury free is so important to all riders and horses, regardless of age or level of activity. This conversation covers a wide range of topics around how we can improve both horse and human perfor
Andrew Wilson
technical manager for ornamental horticulture in the UK and Ireland · Horizon Business Plans
1 appearance on this show
Louise Evans
1 appearance on this show
Dr Alex Lascu
Learning Designer & Re-searcher
4 appearances on this show
Rebecca Williams
PhD researcher exploring FTD and apathy · Dragon Mountain Acupuncture, Bodywork, & Chinese Medicine
1 appearance on this show
Joe Kelly
Honorary President of the Cork Council of Trade Unions · Aid to the Church in Need
1 appearance on this show
Katie Wood
Doctor of Pharmacy and Holistic Fertility Practitioner · The Equestrian Physio
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Sue Dyson
specialist in veterinary medicine and rehabilitation
1 appearance on this show
Craig Morris
Head of Health, Safety and Facilities · Fair Ways
3 appearances on this show
Julie Taylor
bioidentical hormone specialist and functional medicine doctor · St Andrews Church, Slip End, UK
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jennifer Fraser
neuroscience researcher, author of The Bullied Brain and The Gaslit Brain
1 appearance on this show
Katie Williams
occupational therapist, RITP-certified therapist · Tupperware
1 appearance on this show
Dr Jane Williams
professor of theology at St. Mellitus College
1 appearance on this show
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