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Courtenay Tuxhorn: Making the Leap from Triathlete to Eventer

Courtenay Tuxhorn: Making the Leap from Triathlete to Eventer

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 Join Chris Stafford on The Horse Show podcast for an inspiring conversation with Courtenay Tuxhorn, an elite athlete who transitioned from competing in triathlons to pursuing her passion in eventing. Courtenay shares her journey of embracing a new equestrian discipline, overcoming the challenges of switching sports, and discovering the mental and physical skills that carried over from endurance racing to the world of horses. In this episode, you’ll hear about Courtenay’s experiences training for top-level competition, finding balance between her athletic and personal life, and the lessons she’s learned along the way. Whether you’re an eventing enthusiast, a multi-sport athlete, or simply inspired by stories of determination and growth, this conversation is packed with insights on athletic mindset, horse training, and performance tips. Tune in for a motivational discussion that highlights the power of persistence, adaptability, and following your passion, proving it’s never too late to take the leap into a new sport.

Keywords: Courtenay Tuxhorn, eventing, equestrian sports, triathlon to eventing, horse riding, athletic transition, mental toughness, training tips, The Horse Show podcast, Chris Stafford

The Horse Show is part of the Women Unscripted podcast network (formerly WiSP Sports) founded in 2012 by Chris Stafford, which has more than 1700 episodes from around the world of women’s sport and the arts. We have covered every sport and all the issues around women in sport. We have interviewed hundreds of athletes and several of them have hosted our shows over the years. Subscribe and download Women Unscripted for free access to our extensive archive library.
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