Team Roping Practice Sessions
Perhaps the most entertaining roping videos on Roping.com: actual practice sessions from inside the arenas of the best horse trainers and team ropers in the world. Our video library is a treasure trove of practice drills, exercises and routines designed to help you see how the pros practice with a purpose, so you can mimic their methods in your own arena. Plus, you can watch them work some of the best rope horses in the game to get a better understanding of how to practice with your own horses.
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Green-Horse Practice Session on Mixed Cattle
Clay O'Brien Cooper covers riding young horses in adverse conditions, as well as keeping a young horse focused throughout a practice session.
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Setting Up Your Practice
You should design your practice to maximize your time in the arena--basing it on the cattle you've got to rope and what your horse needs. Cody Snow and Wesley Thorp talk about how they practice with a purpose.
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Partnership Practice Plan
Making sure you and your partner are on the same page is critical to getting the most out of your practice. As hard as communication can be for some team ropers, just knowing where each steer will turn is better for your heeler and his heel horse.
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Rhen Richard & Jeremy Buhler | Practice Session
Watch a practice session with Rhen Richard and Jeremy Buhler
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Jeremy Buhler | Rodeo Heel Horse Practice Session
Jeremy Buhler brings Roping.com members into the practice pen on his ProRodeo mount the day before t
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Rodeo Head Horse Practice Session
A full heading practice session with World Champion Nick Sartain.
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Practice Session | Fundamentals Practice Session
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Let Your Horse Make this Decision
JD Yates explains how it's better to end on a good note in terms of your horse's performance, not ju
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Practice Session on Bugatti and Gunners Nite Train
In this video, Trevor Brazile is riding Bugatti, a 4-year-old gelding by Bamacat out of a Furyofthewind mare, and Miles Baker is riding Gunners Nite Train, a 4-year-old by Gunners Nite Train out of Belle Starr Dun It.
