In this special 20th-anniversary episode of ISELP In Motion, Dr. Kent Allen brings together an extraordinary panel representing the past, present, and future of ISELP, including founder Dr. Jean-Marie Denoix, original board members Dr. Russ Peterson and Dr. Duncan Peters, newest board member Dr. Will French, and first corporate sponsor Scott Giebler. Together, they reflect on the vision that launched ISELP two decades ago, the challenges and milestones that shaped its growth, and the innovations that have expanded its global reach in equine sports medicine education. Through personal stories, insights, and perspectives on the future, this conversation celebrates 20 years of advancing veterinary excellence while exploring the opportunities and responsibilities that lie ahead for the next generation of equine practitioners and educators.

In Episode 11 of ISELP In Motion, host Dr. Kent Allen sits down with pioneering equine rehabilitation specialist Dr. Steve Adair to explore how rehabilitation has evolved from an afterthought into a cornerstone of modern equine sports medicine. Drawing on a remarkable four-decade career that spans exotic animal surgery to founding one of the leading rehab programs at the University of Tennessee, Dr. Adair shares insights on building effective, evidence-based recovery plans that integrate orthobiologics, quantitative lameness data, and a “whole horse” approach. The conversation highlights the growing role of data and technology in monitoring tendon and ligament healing, the importance of individualized rehab strategies, and the shift toward scientifically validated protocols. Blending personal stories, clinical wisdom, and forward-looking perspective, this episode underscores Dr. Adair’s lasting impact on the field and his continued influence through mentorship and supporting future research and education.

In this episode of ISELP In Motion, Dr. Kent Allen sits down with Dr. Beau Whitaker to explore how a refined eye for detail—shaped by both clinical experience and artistic perspective—can elevate equine sports medicine. From equine asthma and EIPH to the evolving use of shockwave therapy, A2M, and orthobiologics, the conversation highlights how careful observation drives more precise diagnosis and more effective treatment strategies. Dr. Whitaker also shares his approach to viewing the joint as an organ and discusses emerging therapies like polyacrylamide gel, offering practical insight into how modern techniques are reshaping performance horse care.

In this episode of ISELP In Motion, host Dr. Kent Allen speaks with Dr. Gemma Campling of Worldwide Vets about her journey into global veterinary outreach and the organization’s mission to support animal care in underserved regions. They discuss the challenges of practicing in low-resource environments, the impact of education and partnerships, and how veterinarians can get involved in meaningful international work.

In this episode of ISELP In Motion, Dr. Emily Sandler reflects on her career in equine sports medicine and shares perspective on her involvement with international competition at the highest levels of the sport. The conversation touches on the scope of veterinary responsibilities in major global events, the collaborative nature of working within large veterinary teams, and the importance of horse welfare in high-performance environments. 

In this episode of the ISELP In-Motion Podcast, Dr. Erik Bergman, Vice President of ISELP, sits down for an up-close and personal conversation reflecting on his long-standing relationship with the society and its evolution over time. Drawing from decades of experience in equine sports medicine, Dr. Bergman shares how he first became involved with ISELP, the mentors and moments that shaped his career, and what the organization looked like in its earliest years. He revisits the foundational goals of ISELP, the hands-on, immersive educational model that defined its early success, and the influence of leaders such as Dr. Jean-Marie Denoix and Dr. Kent Allen in shaping its identity. Through personal stories and professional insight, this episode offers a thoughtful look at how ISELP has grown, what has remained constant, and why its core principles continue to resonate with clinicians around the world today.

In this episode of the ISELP In-Motion Podcast, Katie Seabaugh dives into the evolving world of orthobiologics in equine sports medicine, blending evidence-based science with real-world clinical experience. She breaks down key regenerative therapies—while discussing the variety of biologics available, avoiding common pitfalls, and setting realistic expectations for clients. From practical protocols and rehab considerations to emerging technologies and future directions, Katie offers valuable insights for practitioners, emphasizing thoughtful decision-making, quality control, and the importance of staying grounded in both data and clinical judgment.

In this special episode of ISELP In Motion, host Dr. Kent Allen sits down with Dr. Tracy Turner—renowned equine surgeon, educator, longtime leader in sports medicine, and current AAEP President—to explore a career defined by leadership, legacy, and a lifelong commitment to the horse. He shares candid insights from his AAEP presidency, including advances in mentorship, welfare, and community connection, while also looking ahead to a future shaped by technology, collaboration, and sustainable veterinary practice. With stories from the field, global service through Equitarian and FEI roles, and heartfelt advice for students and young veterinarians, this conversation celebrates the passion and purpose that fuel equine medicine.

In this episode of ISELP IN MOTION, host Dr. Kent Allen sits down with ISELP Certified Member Dr. Duncan Peters, for an in-depth discussion on the challenges, science, and management of equine back problems. Together, they explore how back health influences performance, the complexities of diagnosing and treating related conditions, and practical strategies for keeping sport horses sound and comfortable. Blending clinical insight with real-world experience, this conversation offers valuable takeaways for veterinarians, trainers, and horse owners dedicated to optimizing equine performance and wellbeing.

On this episode of ISELP In Motion, host Dr. Kent Allen is joined by Professor Jean-Marie Denoix, ISELP Founder and world-renowned anatomist, and Dr. Roland Thaler, ISELP Certified Member, to explore the foundation of equine locomotion — the foot and pastern. Together, they discuss how anatomy, imaging, and biomechanics have reshaped our understanding of equine performance and injury. From the evolution of diagnostic techniques to cutting-edge regenerative treatments, this conversation offers a deep dive into how far the field has come — and where it’s headed next.