Heading Horsemanship
Explore the intricacies of training head horses in team roping with our team of coaches, from the Relentless Remuda’s Trevor Brazile and Miles Baker to Dakota and Tate Kirchenschlager. Our videos cover everything from selecting the right head horse to advanced training techniques. Benefit from the expertise of our coaches to enhance your head horse's performance and partnership in the arena.
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How To Avoid Getting Into Position Late [CC]
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Heading on a Free Horse and Roping on the Gain
Roping on a horse that's on the gain presents its own set of challenges. Luke Brown talks about how he stays ahead of the play on horses that have a lot of run to the cow.
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Relentless Insights: Splitting Horns and Why It Happen
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Head Duckers & Big Horns
Rickey Green's dummy-roping session covering how to rope head-duckers and big-horned steers.
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Breakdowns With Jake: Head Horse Too Strong
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Heading Drills- Swing, Target, Balance
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Using a Breakaway Hondo on a Young Head Horse (PART 2)
Not all breakaway runs are created equal. Miles Baker and Trevor Brazile explain the intricacies of how they use a breakaway in their program and why. PART 2
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STEPPEN SMALL TOWN
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Score, Ride and Rope
Heading steers comes down to score, ride, rope, no matter at what level you're competing. JR Dees breaks it down.
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Full Sled-Roping Session | Clinic | Day 1
Matt Sherwood spends the day with a group of recreational ropers, fine-tuning their roping and horsemanship on the sled.
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Keeping the Steer's Head in Tow
JR Dees talks about why it's so critical to keep the steers head high.
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Circling Drill for Strong Head Horses
Kolton Schmidt demonstrates a drill he uses for head horses to learn that the box is their safe spot
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Practice Session | 4-Year-Old with 60 Days Heading
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Head Horse Size
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Preventing Climbing in Head Horses
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Roping Lesson-Building a Solid Run
In this breakaway edition of Relentless Insights, Trevor Brazile tags in to help Lari Dee Guy with a roping lesson. They discuss key components of building a solid run such as body positioning leaving the corner, tip control, breaker point of the swing, and riding through the throw.