Rhiannon Morgan's guest appearances

Rhiannon Morgan

Equine Veterinary Journal Podcasts

Bikini Down Under

RTL 5minutes - Vous avez comme un accent

Sarah Smith

Kurt Dell

Neil Hudson

Ryan Milton

Sue Dyson

James Crabtree

Lewis Smith

Scott Pirie

Barbara Murphy

Claire Scantlebury

Mandi Lopez

Bettina Dunkell

Mathieu Spriet

Ruth Morgan

René van Weeren

OwlTail

Entretien avec Rhiannon Morgan, danseuse et chorégraphe en danse contemporaine au Luxembourg qui évoque son lien avec le grec, l'anglais, le français,...  "Je suis un accent...", c'est en ces termes que Rhiannon Morgan danseuse et chorégraphe en danse contemporaine au Luxembourg décrit sa relation avec les langues.  Née à Londres et d'origine grecque ainsi que galloise, Rhiannon Morgan a grandi au Luxembourg. Elle  débute sa carrière comme patineuse artistique au Grand-Duché. Elle se forme ensuite  à la danse au Conservatoire de Musique du Luxembourg avant de voyager pour participer à de nombreux projets chorégraphiques.   Dans ce podcast, Rhiannon Morgan se dévoile en nous parlant des langues qui font partie intégrante de sa vie au Luxembourg tel que le grec, l'anglais, le portugais et le français, tout en évoquant la danse contemporaine et le langage du corps.  www.rhiannonmorgan.com danse.lu laglaneuse.lu

Entretien avec Rhiannon Morgan, danseuse et chorégraphe en danse contemporaine au Luxembourg qui évoque son lien avec le grec, l'anglais, le français,... "Je suis un accent...", c'est en ces termes que Rhiannon Morgan danseuse et chorégraphe en danse contemporaine au Luxembourg décrit sa relation avec les langues. Née à Londres et d'origine grecque ainsi que galloise, Rhiannon Morgan a grandi au Luxembourg. Elle débute sa carrière comme patineuse artistique au Grand-Duché. Elle se forme ensuite à la danse au Conservatoire de Musique du Luxembourg avant de voyager pour participer à de nombreux projets chorégraphiques. Dans ce podcast, Rhiannon Morgan se dévoile en nous parlant des langues qui font partie intégrante de sa vie au Luxembourg tel que le grec, l'anglais, le portugais et le français, tout en évoquant la danse contemporaine et le langage du corps. <a href="https://www.rhiannonmorgan.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.rhiannonmorgan.com</a> <a href="http://danse.lu" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">danse.lu</a> <a href="http://laglaneuse.lu" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">laglaneuse.lu</a>

3. Rhiannon Morgan, 01/12/2020 08:30

Welcome back to the 11th episode of Bikini Down Under.  Today i interviewed Rhiannon Morgan, who went Pro at South Korea's Amateur Olympia in 2019.  This was a such a fun episode to record, we squeezed a lot into an hour and 15 minutes.  We delved into Rhiannon's competing history; the meaning of terms the judges may use when giving feedback and we answered a bunch of listener questions as well. @rhiannon_ifbbpro background in Dance is obvious. If you're in the Auckland region Face to face is an option. For international listeners online coaching is available  Thank you so much for tuning and subscribing. I really appreciate you all writing in and submitting questions.  Intro 1-4mins 4:00: Competing history 8:45: Mindset going into the comp in South Korea 13.15: How many days out Rhiannon flew from her first international comp. 15-16 mins: The memory of winning Rhiannon’s pro card 16:45: Favourite out of prep or stage day 18:20: Dealing with nerves 19:50: Understanding judges feedback (the  terms coming in fuller and conditioning) 24:00: Feedback at the show before Rhiannon went Pro and how she went about making improvements that lead to going PRO at the Amateur Olympia in Korea 25:20: Cardio 26.15: Peak week protocols 27 mins: Listener question- is bodybuilding a younger women’s game? 30:45: Tracking all year round? 32:30: Support systems 34:55: If you had to only pick one exercise for delts, glutes and hammies what would you choose? 37mins listener question: How to add more size? 40mins: Training specifically for bikini 43mins: Prepping with @troythorton 46:45: Tips on how to tell if your plan is being personalised to YOU 50mins: Finding a coach you can build good rapport with 51:45: Being on the same page with how you want your body to look vs the look that’s required 53mins Do you ever wish it was a level playing field 55mins: Tips on keeping the waist tight 57:45: Some favourite pro bikini physiques outside of NZ 1:00: How much do genetics play a role in bodybuilding 1:02: Is politics/favouritism or being on a perceived right team a real thing? 1:03 posing tips 😍 1:07; Future goals for Rhiannon 1.12: Advice for ladies striving towards their pro card

Welcome back to the 11th episode of Bikini Down Under. Today i interviewed Rhiannon Morgan, who went Pro at South Korea's Amateur Olympia in 2019. This was a such a fun episode to record, we squeezed a lot into an hour and 15 minutes. We delved into Rhiannon's competing history; the meaning of terms the judges may use when giving feedback and we answered a bunch of listener questions as well. @rhiannon_ifbbpro background in Dance is obvious. If you're in the Auckland region Face to face is an option. For international listeners online coaching is available Thank you so much for tuning and subscribing. I really appreciate you all writing in and submitting questions. Intro 1-4mins 4:00: Competing history 8:45: Mindset going into the comp in South Korea 13.15: How many days out Rhiannon flew from her first international comp. 15-16 mins: The memory of winning Rhiannon’s pro card 16:45: Favourite out of prep or stage day 18:20: Dealing with nerves 19:50: Understanding judges feedback (the  terms coming in fuller and conditioning) 24:00: Feedback at the show before Rhiannon went Pro and how she went about making improvements that lead to going PRO at the Amateur Olympia in Korea 25:20: Cardio 26.15: Peak week protocols 27 mins: Listener question- is bodybuilding a younger women’s game? 30:45: Tracking all year round? 32:30: Support systems 34:55: If you had to only pick one exercise for delts, glutes and hammies what would you choose? 37mins listener question: How to add more size? 40mins: Training specifically for bikini 43mins: Prepping with @troythorton 46:45: Tips on how to tell if your plan is being personalised to YOU 50mins: Finding a coach you can build good rapport with 51:45: Being on the same page with how you want your body to look vs the look that’s required 53mins Do you ever wish it was a level playing field 55mins: Tips on keeping the waist tight 57:45: Some favourite pro bikini physiques outside of NZ 1:00: How much do genetics play a role in bodybuilding 1:02: Is politics/favouritism or being on a perceived right team a real thing? 1:03 posing tips 😍 1:07; Future goals for Rhiannon 1.12: Advice for ladies striving towards their pro card

IFBB PRO: Rhiannon Morgan

This podcast is linked to the Practical uses of quantitative gait analysis virtual issue, published in the Equine Veterinary Journal  Other related articles include: Do we have to redefine lameness in the era of quantitative gait analysis?  Letter to the Editor: Do we have to redefine lameness in the era of quantitative gait analysis?  What is lameness and what (or who) is the gold standard to detect it? 

This podcast is linked to the <a href="https://beva.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1111/(ISSN)2042-3306.Practical_uses_of_quantitative_gait_analysis" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Practical uses of quantitative gait analysis virtual issue</a>, published in the Equine Veterinary Journal  Other related articles include: <ul><li><a href="https://beva.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/evj.12715" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Do we have to redefine lameness in the era of quantitative gait analysis?</a> </li> <li><a href="https://beva.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/evj.12791" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Letter to the Editor: Do we have to redefine lameness in the era of quantitative gait analysis?</a> </li> <li><a href="https://beva.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/evj.12970" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">What is lameness and what (or who) is the gold standard to detect it?</a> </li></ul>

EVJ In Conversation Podcast No. 41, December 2019- In this podcast Rhiannon Morgan discusses lameness with René van Weeren and Sue Dyson