Scoring is important for head horses. Kolton Schmidt demonstrates a scoring drill in this video.

It can be hard to stay aggressive with your slack on good, medium steers. One way to make your times faster, without sacrificing consistency, is to handle your slack in these situations.

Nora Hunt-Lee breaks down a run. She discusses keeping her swing aggressive and controlling her bottom strand. 

One way to offset potential bad habits on the saw horse is to lower your tip. This helps train your muscle memory, as if you were roping off of a horse.

Charly Crawford kicks off his teaching at the Smarty Young Pro clinic by discussing the most improtant aspects of team roping and how to prepare yourself to win, mentally and physically. He starts with the importance of practicing for less-than-ideal shots, and dives into sports psychology and ho...

A consistent, strong swing makes for an easy delivery. Jake Barnes demonstrates different swing and delivery speeds, and how they can have effects on your roping.

There are many team ropes on the market, and picking the right one is important. Jake Barnes discusses the different ropes that he uses and when to use each kind. He also demonstrates how to break new ropes in.

Staying on top of maintenance such as floating teeth and a good shoeing schedule can make a huge difference in young horses. Brian Bausch shares some tips on checking teeth and hoof angles.

Good positioning is essential in heeling. Matt Sherwood describes how to keep yourself in the right spot in order to have a great shot and a smooth run.

Facing well can shave precious time off of your roping run. Using the right spurs is one of Jake Barnes' tips to getting a horse to face well.