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Let's keep the conversation going! Annie and Jane discuss more about biomechanics and nutrition....this is part two of a three-part series. While nutrition will always be the foundation of this podcast, this series zooms out to look at how movement, training, and feeding work together. Biomechanics is a buzzword right now, but it’s not new. As a dressage rider, I’ve seen how powerful things can be when nutrition and biomechanics support each other instead of living in silos. I’m joined by Jane Braddock, my longtime trainer, for a thoughtful conversation about building the right team around the horse and supporting both the physical and mental side of performance. Bios:  Jane has spent over 45 years riding, over 25 years teaching, and over 15 years improving her rider biomechanics coaching.  Jane is certified through the USEA, a USDF Bronze medalist, and completed RWYM Teacher Training. Her unique professional background started with an engineering degree, and morphed into leading business workshops with participant-centered training techniques, all while pursuing her equestrian passions on the side.  Her years of competing and training in dressage and eventing, combined with an engineer's understanding of forces and mechanics, give her a unique approach to integrating rider and equine biomechanics.  In 2006, Jane founded “Focused Riding” as her professional equestrian brand to better help riders no matter what their goals. She is based out of her 60 acre facility in Hager City, WI, just east of the MN border, between River Falls, WI and Red Wing, MN.  https://www.focusedriding.com/ Annie owns Revolution Equine Nutrition  At Revolution Equine Nutrition, the focus is on empowering clients with clear, practical feeding strategies and ongoing support. Whether addressing a long-standing issue or optimizing overall wellness, Annie is dedicated to helping horse owners make informed, confident decisions about their horses' diets in a supportive and encouraging way. With experience across hundreds of cases—encompassing every metabolic, gastric, and muscle disorder imaginable—she is equipped to help you navigate the best nutrition program for your horse, tailored to your goals, budget, and preferences.  https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/ Link to info mentioned in the episode https://mary-wanless.com/ Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

Wheat middlings appear on many feed tags—and they often trigger strong reactions. In this episode of The Scoop: Equine Nutrition Podcast, Annie Emery takes a thoughtful, science-based look at how wheat midds actually fit into horse diets. Rather than focusing on ingredient fear or marketing claims, this episode explores how to evaluate wheat middlings in the context of the entire ration, how horses digest different types of ingredients, and why balance matters more than labels. If you’ve ever questioned what wheat middlings really mean for your horse—or felt confused by conflicting advice—this episode offers clarity without hype. Links https://www.afia.org/news/afia-blog/there-s-nothing-mid-about-wheat-midds/ https://www.aafco.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/2024_OP_Chapter_6_enc.pdf https://ker.com/equinews/horse-feeds-understanding-product-ingredients/ https://www.smartpakequine.com/learn-health/minding-your-middlings About the Host Annie Emery, MS, CRC, CESMT, CENA, is an independent equine nutrition professional based in Minneapolis, MN. Through virtual consultations, Annie has worked with hundreds of horses across the U.S. and Canada, helping owners improve health and performance through tailored, evidence-based nutrition plans. She works with all breeds and disciplines, with advanced training in diets for horses with muscle disorders, metabolic conditions, ulcers, hindgut issues, and complex medical cases. Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

On The Scoop Equine Nutrition Podcast, I’m kicking off a three-part series exploring the connection between nutrition and biomechanics. While nutrition will always be the foundation of this podcast, this series zooms out to look at how movement, training, and feeding work together. Biomechanics is a buzzword right now, but it’s not new. As a dressage rider, I’ve seen how powerful things can be when nutrition and biomechanics support each other instead of living in silos. I’m joined by Jane Braddock, my longtime trainer, for a thoughtful conversation about building the right team around the horse and supporting both the physical and mental side of performance. This is Part One of a three-part series on how nutrition and biomechanics can work together to better support the horse. Bios:  Jane has spent over 45 years riding, over 25 years teaching, and over 15 years improving her rider biomechanics coaching.  Jane is certified through the USEA, a USDF Bronze medalist, and completed RWYM Teacher Training. Her unique professional background started with an engineering degree, and morphed into leading business workshops with participant-centered training techniques, all while pursuing her equestrian passions on the side.  Her years of competing and training in dressage and eventing, combined with an engineer's understanding of forces and mechanics, give her a unique approach to integrating rider and equine biomechanics.  In 2006, Jane founded “Focused Riding” as her professional equestrian brand to better help riders no matter what their goals. She is based out of her 60 acre facility in Hager City, WI, just east of the MN border, between River Falls, WI and Red Wing, MN.  https://www.focusedriding.com/ Annie owns Revolution Equine Nutrition  At Revolution Equine Nutrition, the focus is on empowering clients with clear, practical feeding strategies and ongoing support. Whether addressing a long-standing issue or optimizing overall wellness, Annie is dedicated to helping horse owners make informed, confident decisions about their horses' diets in a supportive and encouraging way. With experience across hundreds of cases—encompassing every metabolic, gastric, and muscle disorder imaginable—she is equipped to help you navigate the best nutrition program for your horse, tailored to your goals, budget, and preferences.  https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/ Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

In this episode of The Scoop Equine Nutrition Podcast, Annie Emery discusses a common trap many thoughtful horse owners fall into.  Revolution Equine Nutrition is based in the United States and designs NRC-based, independent equine nutrition programs for horses across the U.S. and Canada, with focused expertise in advanced diets for muscle myopathies, metabolic disease (PPID, IR, EMS), kidney disease, gastric ulcers, and fecal water. Whether your horse needs simple nutritional clarity or a full strategic rebuild, you’ll find evidence-based guidance grounded in real-world application.  Please note: This is original, independent work developed by Annie Emery of Revolution Equine Nutrition. If it sounds different, that’s because it is. Please don’t copy, scrape, or repurpose—especially for AI training.  Use all info at your own risk.  Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

How much hay does your horse ***really** need to stay warm? What exactly is the LCT—and why does it matter? And what should you watch out for when the temperature drops? In this episode, Annie breaks down the science and the nuance behind winter hay needs, offering a fresh and practical perspective on the classic advice: “It’s cold—just give more hay.” Short, clear, and easy to apply, this episode helps you make smart decisions without the guesswork. Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

In Episode 35 of The Scoop Equine Nutrition Podcast, we take a clear look at salt—a nutrient that’s often misunderstood in the equine world. Winter conversations tend to center around using salt to encourage drinking, but sodium and chloride play far bigger roles in overall health and daily body function. This episode breaks down why salt is needed year-round, what it actually does inside the horse, and how common practices and assumptions can miss the mark. Join Annie for a practical, evidence-based discussion that will help you understand salt requirements, choose appropriate sources, and avoid the most frequent mistakes owners make when managing this essential nutrient. This is the original work of the author and can not be used in any capacity without written permission.  Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

Feeding horses is getting more expensive, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by ads, supplements, and rising feed costs.  In this episode, Annie shares simple, practical ways to save money without sacrificing quality. Learn how to avoid emotional spending, spot the common places owners overspend, and understand what truly matters when choosing hay, feed, and supplements.  If you want to protect your wallet and still feed your horse well, this episode gives you a clear, big-picture strategy—without the noise or gimmicks. This is original, human-created content by Revolution Equine Nutrition, protected by copyright, and does not sell or promote any feeds or supplements.  Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

Discover the truth about DCAD in equine diets on The Scoop: Equine Nutrition Podcast. Learn what DCAD really means, when it matters, and how to keep your horse’s diet balanced — with clear, fact-based insights you can trust.   Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

Two words that sound the same… but can completely change how you help your horse. In this episode of The Scoop – Equine Nutrition for Real Life, Annie Emery breaks down the key differences between acid and acidosis — what each one actually means, where it occurs in the digestive tract, and how to choose the right tools for your horse’s gut health. These two terms are often mixed up online, even by experienced horse owners. By the end of this short, science-based episode, you’ll know exactly how to use each one correctly — and feel more confident making nutrition and management decisions that truly support your horse. Listen now and become that sharp, informed owner who’s always one step ahead. Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

In this episode, Annie Emery and Clare MacLeod take a closer look at what “science-backed” really means when it appears on a feed or supplement label. They break down how to spot common marketing tricks and when it actually makes sense to change standard practice. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by labels, claims, and conflicting advice, this discussion is for you. Annie and Clare are completely independent professionals. They each run their own nutrition businesses supporting horse owners, but neither works for any feed or supplement company. Clare MacLeod (UK): equinenutritionist.com Annie Emery (US/CAN): revolutionequinenutrition.org These are their professional opinions only, not the views of any company or product. Use all information at your own risk. Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

Join two independent nutrition professionals- one from the UK (Claire) and the US (Annie) as they carry on the chat about the differences, similarities between the forages and horses....Do you have an easy keeper? good do-er? or a hard keeper? This is a fun conversation that is free of any commercial interest- both are independent and don't push any certain feeds or supplements here! You get the honest truth with no upsell or spin.  Claire MacLeod https://www.equinenutritionist.com/ Annie Emery https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/ Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

How do judges actually assess your horse’s body condition? In this episode of The Scoop Equine Nutrition Podcast, Annie Emery breaks down research on what’s prioritized in the show ring—and what often gets missed. Independent, evidence-based insight you can trust.  Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

Episode 29: Success vs. Not – What Moves Horse Owners Forward This one’s personal. I’m talking about why some owners make real progress with their horse’s nutrition—and why others stay stuck. Feeling overwhelmed by info? You’re not alone.  This is content 100% generated by me and are my opinions only. No AI was used in this episode to make the script or come up with the ideas. the content was edited only to add music and remove filler words.  Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/