Making a willing young horse solid involves riding your horse under your swing and keeping him moving forward through the corner. Miles Baker talks through building forgiveness into his program to keep his young horses liking their jobs.

Feeling like you missed your best shot happens to everyone, and it's just a matter of confidence. Trevor Brazile addresses how timing in a run affects your ability to throw confidently

Keeping spring in your arm to keep your breakover outside the right horn. 

There are two reasons ropers miss slow cattle, and in this video, Jake Barnes addresses these reasons and how to fix them.

How do you add speed and power to your swing? Trevor Brazile talks about arm and body position to provide speed and strength in the swing. 

The way you leave the box and get your first swing up dictates your ability to easily rope the cow.

World Champion Nick Sartain explains the relationship between the setup and your first swing. He identifies a common problem experienced by many ropers and how to get your swing to match your roping.

A lot of ropers don't feed their rope. But if you don't feed, you have to have a balanced loop. Three-time World Champion Clay Tryan discusses how to accomplish that balance and defines what it looks like.

The arena at the South Point Equestrian Center can force ropers into a speed trap if they're not careful. Trevor Brazile explains how deliberate swings can eliminate that problem, resulting in faster, more consistent catches for big money at the Ariat World Series of Team Roping Finale.

Trevor Brazile noticed something in Miles Baker's heading swing that needed an adjustment. That change helped Baker win the Prairie Circuit Finals, place at winter rodeos and win at futurities. Here's what they changed and why.

Jake Barnes explains what feeding the head rope means, demonstrates how to feed the head rope and how to avoid figure-eighting the head loop.

The tension you keep between your left and right hands has a lot to do with your tip control and your delivery. In this video, Jake Barnes talks about how to determine the right amount of tension between your hands when heading.

Jake Barnes talks through how to avoid figure-eighting your rope when trying to throw fast.

Are you getting a figure-8 in your swing? Here's how to hold and swing the team rope correctly to avoid a figure-8 in your loop.

Cody Snow explains where he finds power in his swing. 

Opening up your head swing dictates your horse's action and gives you more coverage. JD Yates explains how to open up you head swing for more coverage and to help your horse understand their job.

The closer you are too a steer, the more you have to finish your throw across the horns. Clay Tryan teaches a drill to carry the top strand across the horns on the heading dummy.

Feeding your rope correctly helps you speed up your first swing and ultimately your run. NFR header Coleman Proctor explains why and how.

In team roping, finding the perfect head swing angle can make all the difference between a winning run and a missed opportunity. In this video brought to you by Lone Star Ropes, Egusquiza explains how he adjusts this head swing angle. “A coil back or further, I’m going to rope both my horns at th...

Clay Tryan explains finishing delivery across both horns—especially when you're riding close—on a dummy with the help of a student.

How to deliver a head rope in team roping, including the importance of hand position throughout the throw.