Show overview
Dressage with Amelia has been publishing since 2021, and across the 5 years since has built a catalogue of 242 episodes. That works out to roughly 130 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 29 min and 35 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 33 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Amelia.
From the publisher
These sessions are recordings from Amelia's LIVE Q&A sessions on Facebook. We cover a variety of Dressage topics - from basic Dressage concepts up to more advanced exercises."As a dressage trainer, my goal is to make good training accessible to everyone who is interested in learning. I want to help YOU learn to love your ride!"~ Amelia
Latest Episodes
View all 242 episodesAmelia's Groundwork Webinar- Establish Trust & Communication from the Ground 10.28.2026
Flying Changes Made Simple Webinar - Oct 11, 2026.mp3
Molly Martin Guest Interview & Strides Re-Engagement Ceremony 09.30.2026
Day 5: 5 Day Riding Bootcamp- AM Session: Engagement- August 30th 2026
Day 4: 5 Day Riding Bootcamp- AM Session: Round - August 29th 2026.mp3
Day 3: 5 Day Riding Bootcamp- AM Session: Rhythm & Patterns - August 28th 2026.mp3
Day 2: 5 Day Riding Bootcamp: AM Session - Rider Biomechanics - August 27th 2026
Day 1: 5 Day Riding Bootcamp: AM Session - In-Hand Work for Dressage. 26th Aug 2026
Groundwork Superpack Webinar Replay 7.26.2026
A Transition is Coming
Forward, Light, and Responsive Q&A
Success in the Show Ring Q&A
Make Progress Towards Your Goals Q&A
Riding a New or Green Horse Q&A
Preparing for Canter 5 Essential Elements
The Canter Seat Explained How to Sit, Follow, and Influence Q&A
Overcoming Canter Anxiety Ride with Confidence Again
Canter with Confidence with Amelia Newcomb
Celebrate the 30 Days to Dressage Graduates!
This week’s live looked a little different as we wrapped up 30 Days to Dressage and celebrated some of the amazing final projects from riders in the course.We shared a look at the heart behind 30 Days to Dressage and why this program was created to give riders a simple, encouraging starting point with groundwork, rider position, aids, and exercises. One of the best parts of this episode is seeing how creative everyone got with their final projects, from written exams to art pieces, videos, and even songs.A big theme in this episode is that dressage really is for everyone. Riders from all backgrounds and disciplines took part in this course and it helped them build confidence, create more structure in their rides, and better understand how the basics carry over into everything they do with their horses.We also talked about how important it is to keep learning fun, to appreciate the partnership with your horse, and to recognize that steady, consistent work really does add up.There are also a few exciting updates about World Cup in Fort Worth, I would love to see you there!Happy Riding,AmeliaPS. My Training Scale Webinar is coming up this Sunday, RSVP here if you have not signed up yet!
Rider Position and Balance Q&A
This week’s Q&A was a fun mix of rider position, balance, and some great behind the scenes updates from Florida. I was also joined by Nicole from my team, it has been so great to have here for a few days!I shared some great takeaways from my clinic with Sue Martin last weekend.We shared a few exciting updates about wrapping up 30 Days to Dressage, upcoming World Cup plans, and some really encouraging progress with Mik. One of the big themes in this episode is how much consistent training adds up over time, even when it feels like progress is slow in the moment.We also talked through some really helpful rider position ideas, and had a great discussion about posture, lower leg position, and how small rider habits can make a big difference in balance and communication.Then we answered some Strides member questions about canter transitions, lower leg placement, tipping forward in the canter depart, and what to do when horses get inverted or motorbike through the turns.Happy Riding, AmeliaPS. Are you joining us at World Cup? We would love to see you there! If you have not RSVP’d yet, here’s the link to save your spot.