Blane Cox breaks down the ideal loop, coil, and spoke size for tie-down roping. He also demonstrates proper body position and how to work on your swing while roping the dummy.

Blane Cox demonstrates how to correctly put the jerk line in your belt and explains how the height of your tucks can impact the feel and effectiveness of the line during a run.

Position, swing, timing, and delivery are the four pillars of heeling. Daniel Green breaks down each of these areas on the Heel O Matic and explains how they work together to make a strong heeling foundation.

Go back to basics and discuss the fundamentals of your swing. The four parts of the swing are outlined. Also, learn why it may be better to hold your rope like a gun, instead of a suitcase.

Brock Hanson breaks down his approach to head roping mechanics—from swing shape and rope firmness to avoiding common misses and maximizing your first swing. He explains how rope stiffness affects curl, why he prefers a firmer head rope, and how your horse’s lead and body position can impact every...

In this quick tip brought to you by Cactus Ropes, Trevor Brazile breaks down the basics for heelers—why it’s three coils, where to count them and how to hold your rope with just the right amount of tension for better control and quicker snaps.

Kelsie Domer has seen many young breakaway ropers make mistakes, including roping too far in front of themselves, leading with their bottom strand and aiming for the wrong spot on the calf. She breaks down how to fix each of these problems and how to avoid them going forward.

Jake Barnes explains the fundamentals of bits and tie-downs and how to bridle a bit for a beginner.

The heeler’s first swing is critical. Here’s how to master it. 

Seven-time World Champion Jake Barnes talks about the basics of team roping in a 2007 interview with Spin To Win.

Position is crucial when heeling. Walt Woodard breaks down why heelers struggle when heeling.

How do you add speed and power to your swing? Trevor Brazile talks about arm and body position to provide speed and strength in the swing. 

What does turning the steer mean in team roping, and what's the best way to accomplish it? Jake Barnes explains.

Jake Barnes introduces new-roper Ricky to team roping, and in this video Barnes him how to dally and how to practice dallying using the roping machine.

Do you know how to make your swing match the tips of the horns? How about the best way to ride into position from front to back, and left to right? If not, learn how to easily catch the horns consistently with Daniel Green.

Jake Barnes introduces new-roper Ricky to team roping, and in this video Barnes teaches him to pull a steer using a log.

Jake Barnes introduces new-roper Ricky to team roping, and in this video he explains how to put the entire run together on a roping machine. 

What should a header's focal point be and why?

Jake Barnes addresses why headers can catch the dummy every time but miss live cattle.

Justin Maass goes back to the basics of dummy roping, breaking down the top skills ropers need when practicing on the dummy. He explains when his rope breaks over, he wants the eye of the loop targeting the calves' neck and shoulder. He also shares a basic hack that helps him get the loop in the ...