On this Metallic Cat mare, Dakota Kirchenschlager addresses her tendency to get strung out through the corner and shows how keeping her framed up can help her develop a better stop.

Is there such a thing as too much slide? Trevor Brazile says 'Nah.' Here's why. 

Trevor Brazile has a tough horse in the barn that’s broke to death and makes his job fun. He talks about why here.

Reiners, cutters, cow horses and running bred horses all require different workout regimens and warm-ups. Here is how Trevor Brazile and Miles Baker prepare each different type of horse for competition.

The secret to the start wherever you are is keeping your horse listening to you rather than the bang of the gate or the movement of the steer.

Dakota Kirchenschlager and Brad Lund talk ropers through an entire practice session on green horses, including addressing tightness in a heel horse and overbridling in an ex-reiner on the head side. 

The way you hold your coils and your reins affects your horsemanship as much as it affects your roping. Feeding with your rein-hand, improper coil position and improper elbow control all can be detrimental to your horsemanship and your roping. The 26-time World Champion Trevor Brazile explains why. 

Joseph Harrison helps his heel horses find release at the end of a run by dismounting in the arena at the end of his last run. In this video, he explains his theory behind it. 

Jake Barnes and Clay O'Brien Cooper ride almost-ready-to-rodeo green horses through a windy practice session.

Aaron Tsinigine talks to a group of Navajo Nation ropers about keeping your horse consistent down the pen and through the corner. 

Roping can be made a lot easier by warming your horse up correctly. Kevin Stewart discusses how to keep horses soft and relaxed during a warm up to get them to respond well when they run steers.

Ryan Motes hones in on a tiny detail in a heeler's horsemanship and rope handling that can help his horse stop better and make the heeler's job even easier. 

Every horse is different, and some horses are stronger and hotter than others. Hunter Koch talks about how he gets along with a heel horse with a lot of run and a lot of energy. 

Justin Briggs talks about the typical program at Briggs Performance Horses for developing solid all-around horses through barrel, cow and break-a-way roping work.

Using a dummy to keep a heel horse listening is a great exercise, especially after asking a green horse to step up in the jackpot or rodeo arena.

Too much run and try in your heel horse? Clay O'Brien Cooper talks about how he addresses that challenge and how he isolates the problem and makes a correction and a change.