The Team Roping Journal

ROPING PROGRESS DOESN’T HAPPEN OVERNIGHT

There are a lot of moving parts to master when we’re learning to head and heel. That’s what makes roping so challenging, fun and addicting. To make progress, we have to learn big things and little things. In the beginning, the process evolves around learning the fundamental big things, including position, swing, timing and delivery. As we spend time roping, and studying the guys

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