Team Roping
Looking to level up your team roping game? Dive into the ultimate library of team roping training videos featuring world champions like Trevor Brazile, Patrick Smith, Jake Barnes, and Clay O’Brien Cooper. Whether you're dialing in your scoring, sharpening your heeling position, or tuning a young rope horse, this category delivers actionable tips, full-length training sessions, and real practice footage straight from the pros.
- Explore expert instruction on:
- Heading and heeling fundamentals
- Horse training techniques for team roping horses
- Box work, loop control, and scoring drills
- Run breakdowns with voiceover analysis
- Gear recommendations and bit selection
These videos are made for amateur ropers, futurity trainers, and jackpot competitors who want to win more and waste less time guessing. New team roping content is added every week, so you’ll always have fresh drills and strategies to try in the practice pen.
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How To Continue Roping Fast When You're Getting Older [JB]
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How To Catch Steers That Don't Go Straight [MS]
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Looking At Your Steer In The Shoot
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2019-04-07 Craig Merrill MS
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2019-10-17 Matt Sherwood
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2020-08-27 Brian Bausch
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Visual Imagery with Matt Sherwood
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Position Tips For Those Riding A Young/Green Horse [CC]
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2019-01-11 Nathan Hilburn MS
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2017-11-04 Rickey Green
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2018-02-24 Brian Luce
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2021-01-06 Jake Barnes
The amount of spoke that you keep on your rope is vital to keeping good balance on your loop. Jake Barnes discusses how much spoke to use and when to adjust it.
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How To Avoid Comparing Yourself To Other Ropers [MS]
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2019-04-21 Paul CP Nunes CC
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2017-12-22-SethWier-111
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How To Catch Despite Inconsistent Handles [CC]
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2018-10-30 Jake Barnes 7
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2019-01-21 Amanda Marie MS
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Splitting The Horns
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2020-09-26 Clay Cooper
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2020-11-26 Kolton Schmidt
Kolton Schmidt talks us through his decision on whether or not to cock his rope. He has learned a lot from fellow coach Matt Sherwood on this topic.
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Saddle Fit - A Saddle That's Too Wide
Many times a saddle that hikes up in the back end will be thought of as too narrow. Larry Coats busts this common myth and helps you understand saddle fit in this video.
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2018-09-02 Tyler Kaess MS
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How To See Your Target Faster (Before The Third Hop) [CC]