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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.
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Keeping Your Head Horse Free
In practice, if your horse reads your throw, correct him by using your feet and your hands to keep him running to the steer.
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Understanding Momentum of a Run
Keeping the steer's head will keep the momentum of a run. JR Dees explains the angle necessary to make that happen.
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What Headers Don't Focus on Enough
Headers need to focus on watching the steer throughout the run—even after they turn him. This comes into play especially when reaching, according to BFI Champion JR Dees.
