Riding a strong horse through the corner means you've got to be intentional about controlling your heel loop. Matt Sherwood talks through a game plan on a horse he knows doesn't work in a way that lets him throw fast.

Jake Barnes talks through how he bangs the back gate to loosen a head horse and why.

How and when do you know to get your rope up on the heel side? Travis Graves breaks down his experience. 

Partner swapping can be detrimental to your roping, and Trevor Brazile talks through why that is and how you can make adjustments if you need to swap.

Wesley Thorp talks through some runs on a young horse and how he expects him to track across the pen. 

You need to practice putting yourself in high-pressure situations in the practice pen. Here's the way to practice for the Ariat World Series of Team Roping Finale.

Consistency is key in all horse training, but taking the same shot over and over again on a young horse can cause problems, too. Here's how Brazile balances knowing when to throw fast and when to track over on a young horse.

Josie Conner is just 17, and she's balancing being a top breakaway roper and getting an education. Here's how she does it.

Having a pre-competition routine can help with your mental preparedness. Madison Outhier shares her routine and explains how it helps keep her sharp.

Using your feet and squeezing as you leave the corner keeps you in rhythm with your horse. Lari Dee Guy and Hope Thompson explain how to squeeze coming out of the corner to catch the stride of her horse.

How do the pros decide when to use one wrap on their tie, or two when there's only seconds to determine it during a run? World Champion Shad Mayfield explains what a hooey is, when he decides to risk it and use just one wrap on his tie and when he plays it safe in this instructional video.

To avoid standing up when flanking, Stacey Martin uses the tennis ball drill. In this video, Stacey shows how to use the tennis ball drill on the goat tying dummy.