Presenting yourself well as a competitor is important, especially when trying to obtain sponsorships. Linsay Sumpter shares how important it is to present yourself in the arena and outside of the arena.

The first step to building your breakaway roping career is to start entering. Linsay Sumpter explains how to find ropings to go to.

Staying aggressive on slower calves is tough. Lari Dee Guy and Hope Thompson talk about the problems that creates and how to best address them.

JJ Hampton and Lari Dee Guy talk about how critical the first step out of the box is, and how Hampton and Guy can make it work differently in the breakaway roping.

JJ Hampton wants to WIN. She double grabs her reins in her breakaway roping stop to help her accomplish that. In this video, Guy and Hampton discuss her strategy.

JJ Hampton's first swing leaving the box in the breakaway roping sets her apart. In this video, JJ and Lari Dee Guy analyze the physics behind it.

Roping a leg in breakaway roping will cost you at an event. Erin Johnson and Linsay Sumpter discuss how breakaway ropers rope legs.

Linsay Sumpter explains how a horse should stand and let you coil your rope after making a breakaway roping run.

Being quiet with your left hand is important when breakaway roping. Bethanie Shofner shares more about the importance of it.

Your physical ability is important when breakaway roping. Linsay Sumpter creates a workout regimen for breakaway ropers to follow to maximize their ability in the arena.

A balanced loop is critical to catching in breakaway roping. Lari Dee Guy explains in detail how she achieves it—from the loop size to coil size and spoke length. 

Lari Dee Guy explains the common reasons breakaway ropers rope their calves around the horns instead of around the neck. 

A balanced loop is critical to catching in breakaway roping. Lari Dee Guy explains in detail how she achieves it—from the loop size to coil size and spoke length.

Lari Dee Guy explains the common reasons breakaway ropers rope their calves around the horns instead of around the neck.

How do you create and maintain momentum on your breakaway rope? Lari Dee Guy demonstrates.

What are the key factors in reaching at a calf while breakaway roping? Lari Dee Guy demonstrates and talks about common problems in reaching.

The breakaway roper's target is different than that of the header. In this video, Lari Dee Guy explains where she's focusing.

What is reeling in a calf, and how to do you do it? Lari Dee Guy explains what she means when she throws that term around.

How do you know where to cut your breakaway rope, and how do the best in the world do it? Lari Dee Guy demonstrates a hack for making sure your rope stays consistent.

What makes a good delivery? Lari Dee Guy explains what an idea delivery looks like, keeping your shoulders square and up and using the momentum of the rope.

Not sure why you're blowing your spoke? You're more than likely opening your fingers when you feed your rope. Lari Dee Guy explains what causes ropers to blow their spoke and how to feed your rope correctly.

Every breakaway roper loves a good curl when they deliver their rope. Lari Dee Guy and Hope Thompson explain what keeps you from getting the figure eight.