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10/05/2026

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You know that roper whose name you keep checking for in the results? Good.

If there’s a roper you keep seeing at the top, don’t study them so you can copy what their run looks like.

Study what keeps working when their run has to change.
Pull several of their runs from different situations.
Different calves. Different rodeos. Runs where everything goes right and runs where they have to adjust.

Now find something they continue doing well across all of them.
Then go deeper.

Look for what stays consistent in the decisions they make even when the run itself looks different.

That’s where you start finding something you can actually learn from.
Their horse may be different from yours. Their strengths may be different. Their style may be different.

So take the principle you found and go to your own film.
Find that same part of your game.

See what happens to it when your calf changes, when you get uncomfortable, or when the pressure goes up.
Now you’ve turned somebody else’s success into something specific you can train in your own game.

The best ropers can teach you a lot without ever coaching you personally if you learn how to study why their game keeps working instead of trying to make your run look like theirs.

If you want to start building that game now, comment START and I’ll send you Foundations.

10/04/2026

Galatians 6:9 (WEB)
“Let’s not be weary in doing good, for we will reap in due season if we don’t give up.”

I used to think… why don't I just do what everyone else is doing? Why am I enduring this pain of resisting temptation to do these wrong things? The reality is there is always blessing and reward in doing things God calls us to do. When i chose to trust God with my life, I chose to believe that His way was better than my way, even when i didn’t understand it at the time. I’m so grateful for the times I chose to not give up on God’s way, even when the devil made it seem like his way was better.

10/04/2026

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50 calves won’t fix this. You might just get better at making the same mistake.

Before you rope the first calf, I want you to be able to answer two things.
What exactly am I working on today?
And what will a correct rep actually look like?

That gives your practice a target. Now I want you to add something most young ropers never think about: decide when another rep stops being useful.

Let’s say you’re working on one correction.
You make a good rep. Then another. Then the old mistake starts showing up again and again.
Don’t automatically answer that by roping ten more calves.

Stop.

Figure out whether you actually understand the correction, whether you’re losing it as the run gets harder, or whether fatigue is starting to change what you’re doing.
Those are three different problems. More repetitions won’t solve all three the same way.

And when you get it right once, don’t assume you own it yet.
See if you can intentionally produce it again.

Doing something correctly once tells you that you can do it. Being able to produce that correction on purpose tells you that you’re starting to learn it.

Go into practice knowing what you’re building, what a good rep looks like, and when another rep is actually worth taking.

If you want training that gives your practice a purpose, comment START and I’ll send you Foundations.

10/03/2026

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Your rope isn’t the problem. There’s a horse underneath you, and that part of your game matters too.

If the same problem keeps showing up with your rope, I want you to check what was happening underneath you before you start changing your rope.

Back the video up to before the delivery.
Watch where you and your horse are.
Watch what position you’ve created.

Then watch whether you’re making a normal move with your rope or trying to recover from something that already happened.

Now do something important: check several examples before you decide what the problem is.
If the rope looks different every time, you may still need to study the rope.
If the same rope problem repeatedly appears after the same problem with your position or your horse, that pattern deserves your attention.

Now you have a much better idea of where to start your practice.
You can work on creating a better opportunity to rope from instead of spending the whole session changing what happens at the very end.

That’s one reason horsemanship and roping have to develop together.
The horse underneath you is part of the opportunity you get to rope from.

Learn to recognize when what looks like a rope problem is giving you information about the run you created before you ever threw it.

If you want to build your horsemanship along with your roping, comment START and I’ll send you Foundations.

10/02/2026

Meet Dylan, one of my athletes in North Dakota!

Watch her absolutely crushing it at this competition, and ultimately taking home the winning prizes in both average and short go.

We are so proud of you Dylan and you have such a bright future ahead of you!

If you want winning results like Dylan, comment ELITE - let's talk.

10/02/2026

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You’re fixing the wrong problem. And you might waste the next two weeks practicing it.

I see this all the time. A roper misses left, so they go home and start changing their delivery.
Before you touch your delivery, back that video up.

I want you to find the first place the run stopped looking right, because the miss may have started two or three decisions earlier.

Here’s how I’d watch it. First pass, watch your horse and your position. Second pass, watch your body. Third pass, watch nothing except your rope.

Now find the first frame where something changes from one of your good runs.

Maybe by the time you delivered, you were already trying to save a position you lost earlier.
That changes your practice completely.

Instead of spending two weeks fixing the miss, you can work on the thing that created the miss.

Learn to trace mistakes backward. The mistake you see last isn’t always the one you need to fix first.

If you want to learn how to break your runs down and know what actually needs work, comment START and I’ll send you Foundations.

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10/01/2026

Here’s why you’re not getting faster: you’re trying to find speed before you can hold position.

When you’re trying to get faster, I want you paying attention to what that extra speed costs you.

Start at a pace where you can make a clean run without having to save anything.
Then gradually ask for more.

As you speed the run up, find the first place you have to recover from something that wasn’t happening before.

That’s the part I want you studying.

Because if getting faster in one place makes you lose position, rush a decision, or spend time recovering somewhere else, you haven’t gained all of that speed yet.
You’ve moved time from one part of the run to another.

Back down to the fastest pace where you can still execute correctly.
Build there.
Then test the faster pace again.

Your usable speed is the fastest you can go while your run still holds together.
Keep developing that point and you can get faster without building a run you constantly have to save.

If you’re building your game and want to build it right, comment START and I’ll send you Foundations.

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09/30/2026

Here’s how a good roper wastes a year.

They change something every time they have a bad run.

Miss left? Change something.
Get outrun? Change something else.
Have a bad rodeo? Change everything.

Eventually you don’t even know what you’re working on.

You need somebody who can help you figure out what actually matters.

If you want to significantly improve your skills this year, comment PRO and I’ll send you the link.

09/29/2026

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If you’re trying to get faster, I want you to quit chasing speed for a minute.

Speed gets easier when your fundamentals hold up run after run.

Your position, rope control, timing, and delivery need to work without you forcing the run.
Build those pieces first. Then you have something you can speed up.

If you’re serious about building the fundamentals your roping depends on, start with Rodeo Gym Foundations.

09/28/2026

If you were my athlete, here’s the first question I’d ask you:

Where do YOU think you’re losing runs?

Because I want to know what you see.
Then I want your film.
Then I’m going to tell you what I see.

And sometimes those answers are completely different.
That’s when coaching gets fun.

If you want me personally looking at your game every week, click the link in my bio and apply for Elite.

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