British Eventing has announced a training restructure with lead regional coaches appointed to provide high-quality coaching within regions, based on feedback from members. The focus is on horse welfare and rider wellness, with the goal of nurturing growth and success at all levels while prioritizing the well-being of both horses and athletes. The new coaches bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their roles, with a commitment to delivering high-quality training to members.
The lead regional coaches include individuals such as Jo Rimmer, Will Murray, Phil Brown, Emily Lochore, Camilla Kruger, Tim Rogers, and Jonquil Hemming, each with their own unique coaching background and competitive experience. Tina Cook, a 5* international event rider, has been appointed as the National U25 Coach, focusing on producing young horses and coaching. Sam York and Katie Williams have also been appointed to lead roles in social license and horse welfare in coaching, and international development experiences, respectively.
British Eventing emphasizes the importance of coaching and training in creating safer and more successful combinations for competitors. The organization encourages members to take advantage of the talented and experienced coaches now available, with more information on the new training offer to be provided in the new year. The focus remains on providing a supportive and inclusive environment for riders of all levels to thrive in the sport of eventing.
