Dustin Egusquiza has a good horse that gets flat nervous in the box. He talks through a session of scoring him to explain rewarding a nervous horse in the box. 

Keeping your heel horse on go in the box but still in control is a critical skill you can master in the practice pen. Matt Sherwood shows you how.

In this quick tip, Dakota Kirchenschlager and Brad Lund describe how they work horses in the box to use minimal pressure for maximum results in the corner. 

Keeping your horses relaxed in the corner is vital to getting a good start. Kevin Stewart discusses how to slowly back your horses into the corner to keep them calm, and how to ride them across the line smoothly.

A horse's experience in the box can depend on whether he's heading or heeling, but it doesn't have to. Clay O'Brien Cooper explains how to release your heel horse's anxiety as you wait for the header to nod.

Patrick Smith breaks down some side-by-side footage with his dad. Smith focuses on how to help your horse leave the box comfortably and with balance.

Riding your horse in different directions in the box can help you in tricky setups down the road. Kevin Stewart walks you through some tips for turning your horses in the box, and helping them be relaxed in the corner.

What's the best way to score your heel horse? Ryan Motes talks about how you should spend your down time in the box while you're waiting for your header. 

There's little worse in team roping than breaking the heeling barrier. How do you avoid this huge mistake? Clay O'Brien Cooper explains.

2015 World Champion Aaron Tsinigine talks about keeping horses calm in the box, including how he approaches leaving the box. 

Does it actually matter which lead your heel horse leaves in?

Rickey Green explains a full session of scoring drills for the heel horse.

The 26-time PRCA World Champion Trevor Brazile wants his horses leaving off his hand, and he accomplishes that through precise scoring in the practice pen. In this video, he explains why the consistent cue of allowing his horse forward motion from the corner when they score is key for developing ...

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

Riding into the box may sound basic—but there is a right and a wrong way to do it. Matt Sherwood talks about how he sets his horse up for success from the start.

Good horsemanship in the box will keep your horses relaxed and working their best. Nora Hunt-Lee discusses body language, hand positioning, and leg cues that will help you ride well in the box.

How your heel horse sits in the box and leaves the corner affects the haze you give your partner, whether you're at a rodeo or a jackpot. Hunter Koch talks about his expectations for his heel horses and describes how he achieves that responsiveness. 

Miles Baker talks about how to know when he needs to score on an almost-finished head horse.