Dakota Kirchenschlager has been with Fastback Ropes since he was 19 years old, and at 35, that loyalty runs both ways. Through injuries and the inevitable ups and downs of a competitive career, Fastback never walked away, and that means something to Dakota. For him, loyalty isn't just a nice qual...

Jimmie Smith sits down for a candid Q&A covering her journey from college roping to barrel racing rookie of the year to competing at the highest level of breakaway roping. She also gets honest about the mental side of competition, what it took to come out of semi-retirement, and why she drove str...

In Episode 7, Justin Maass takes Jimmie Smith and Kayla Graham off their horses and to the hay bale for some ground work, and it exposes one of the most common mistakes he sees from ropers at every level. Most people rope the dummy without ever releasing the first strand of their coil into their ...

Cesar de la Cruz sits down to share the story of his favorite outlaw, Johnny Ringo.

In the final episode of the Pre-Summer Breakaway Tune Up Session, Justin Maass wraps up the day with some of the most honest coaching of the series. Jimmie Smith hits a wall mid-session and Maass pulls her out of it the only way he knows how: three good runs and a short memory. He breaks down why...

In Episode 5, Justin Maass steps away from the arena and gets into the part of roping most coaches won't talk about: the mental game. Maass breaks down his coaching philosophy, explaining why he doesn't try to completely rebuild a roper's swing and why embracing your own style is often more produ...

In this throwback video, catch some of the sport's legends at the NFR on the video used by PRCA judges to understand the crossfire rule.

In Episode 4, Justin Maass zeroes in on one of the most frustrating problems in breakaway roping: a horse that wants to drift at the moment of delivery. Maass works through the issue in real time with both Jimmie Smith and Kayla Graham, trying to identify whether it's the left hand, the right foo...

Take a trip back to the 2008 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo as Kinney Harrell goes behind the boxes, sharing the sights, stories, and moments from one of rodeo's biggest stages in this Spin to Win throwback.

In this Sprin to Win throwback, Matt Funk looks back on how he got his start in team roping and the horse that helped launch his heading career.

Ride along with Garrett Tonozzi as he takes Spin to Win behind the scenes of his rookie trip to the 2008 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in this throwback episode.

Go behind the chutes with legendary roper Speed Williams at the 2008 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in this Spin to Win throwback, featuring an inside look at one of rodeo's biggest stages.

In this Spin to Win throwback, Allen Bach reflects on what rodeo has meant to his life, sharing why the sport—and the people who make it special—have kept him coming back year after year.

Justin Maass makes the case for one of the most underrated fundamentals in breakaway roping: getting your horse as close to the pen as possible. Using real examples from Bubba Kendricks to Riley Webb, Maass breaks down how even a foot or two of distance can cost you a full swing and why missing t...

It’s never a bad idea to end a horse in the same place where they started each day: in the box. In this video tip, brought to you by Genuine Billy Cook Saddles, Tate Kirchenschlager explains why he likes to step off of his head horses at the end of each session in the box.

In Episode 2, Justin Maass gets into two of the most debated topics in breakaway roping: delivery and horse position. Maass breaks down why "throwing" your rope is the wrong way to think about it and why the delivery is simply an extension of your swing. He also tackles the get-inside-the-left-hi...

Rhen Richard works on scoring his 4-year-old running bred mare by CC Brooks Big Boy to set her up for good body position throughout the run.

NFR tie-down roper Justin Maass opens up Maass Performance Horses for a full day of breakaway roping with two athletes who couldn't rope more differently. Jimmie Smith runs close and controlled. Kayla Graham is a self-described bomber who likes to throw it long. In this first episode, Maass puts ...

Dru Stew sits down with Benny Rogers and Jeff Derrick, the winners of the #7.5 WSTR Qualifier Roping, on the EQN Sports Desk, driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 2026 Pro Priefert Ranch Open Roping.

Dru Stew sits down with Lucas Moore and Trey Couthren, the #8.5 WSTR Qualifier Champions, on the EQN Sports Desk, driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 2026 Pro Priefert Ranch Open Roping.

Tuner Olsen and Titus Caudle come away with a win in the Trent Ward Saddlery 9.5 Roping Add-On and join Dru Stew on the EQN Sports Desk, driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 2026 Pro Priefert Ranch Open Roping.

The #10.5 WSTR Qualifier Champions, Tyrel Miles & Daniel Dunham, join Dru Stew on the EQN Sports Desk, driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 2026 Pro Priefert Ranch Roping.

After a strong performance in the #12.5 WSTR Qualifier, Kyle Marcum & Montrel Gilder make their way to the EQN Sports Desk, driven by the Holiday Auto Group to talk with Dru Stew at the 2026 Pro Priefert Ranch Open Roping.

Watch the #9.5, #8.5 and the #7.5 WSTR Qualifier Ropings from the 2026 Pro Priefert Ranch Open Roping on-demand.