The key to keeping your loop on little horns lies in your positioning and keeping your head horses working their best. Learn how to work on these things and your delivery to ensure your loop has the most effective curl.

Bubba Buckaloo has a unique style of leaving the box on a head horse. In this video, he explains how and why he leaves the corner and runs to the steer. 

Keeping the steer's head will keep the momentum of a run. JR Dees explains the angle necessary to make that happen.

Rhen Richard demonstrates the lane he likes to rope from and why that lane matters. 

Even NFR average champ Luke Brown has things he needs to work on in his roping. In this video, Brown explains how he's addressing an issue that he sees in his own roping. 

Rhen Richard demonstrates what good position means when roping the Smarty Sidekick. 

Leaning away from your throw will prevent consistent catching. In this video, Clay Smith explains how to leave the box and ride to the steer to ride to your target effectively.

How should you stand when you rope the dummy, and what should your posture look like? In this video, Jake Barnes explains the ideal body position for heading.

Trevor Brazile talks through a header’s target on the horns in relation to the position he rides on cattle. 

Too many heelers commonly get in close straight behind the steer, losing sight of the feet—causing them to miss completely or rope a leg. In this video, Travis Graves explains where ropers should be coming through the turn and across the pen and how to achieve that.

Are you faster when you cock your rope in the corner or when you hold the saddle horn? Trevor Brazile and Miles Baker analyze their swings from each position and talk through which is best.

How to use smooth and subtle signals throughout a heading run, with 26-time World Champion Trevor Brazile.

With open-level jackpots getting faster and faster, Luke Brown talks about the position he rides to stay competitive. 

Where should you be in position in relation to the steer and why? World Champion Matt Sherwood explains the fundamentals of position and horse control, and how that affects catching steers.

Heading doesn’t always have to be hard. Walt Woodard explains to headers which swings that count when heading are the swings that you take when you’re in position to head the steer.

Heading doesn’t always have to be hard. Walt Woodard explains to headers which swings that count when heading are the swings that you take when you’re in position to head the steer.

Cody Snow and Wesley Thorp set their run up leaving the box to maximize their catch percentages. In this video, they both talk about how they leave the box to set their runs up for success

Even when you're trying to reach as a header, you've got to ride your horse to the steer before widening. BFI Champion JR Dees talks about how he throws fast and keeps a horse working.