The 26-time World Champion Trevor Brazile does a lot of little things differently, including his warm-up routine. Team ropers spend a lot of time loping to the left in the warm-up pen at any jackpot, but if you see Brazile getting ready to rope, chances are he's going against the grain. Brazile s...

Trevor Brazile is never done learning, and luckily he has Miles Baker around to provide insights when he sees a hole in his horsemanship. In this video, Baker coaches Brazile through a slight adjustment to his body position to better control his horse’s hips.

Trevor Brazile and Miles Baker have a young horse with fancy footwork in the face, and in this video they describe the type of runs they’re making on him to keep him solid.

On a horse with a natural, aggressive face, sometimes you have to eliminate some of the backup at the end of a run. Here’s how Trevor Brazile is working on meshing this new horse’s style with his own.

Transitioning from the roping dummy to slow cattle is a delicate process. Trevor Brazile talks about instilling good habits at every step of the game.

Keeping a dragging steer moving is key to helping your heeler rope two feet. Trevor Brazile and Miles Baker break down how they manage the roping and riding on a dragger.

Partner swapping can be detrimental to your roping, and Trevor Brazile talks through why that is and how you can make adjustments if you need to swap.

Trevor Brazile talks about his strategy to line up himself and his horse with the calf for a quick score.

Lari Dee Guy talk about the differences between how she and Trevor Brazile ride. She and Trevor explain some of the differences between how some male and female breakaway ropers ride.

Trevor Brazile goes against the grain and offers advice about rein length. He talks about the ideal rein length and why it works for breakaway ropers. 

In this breakaway edition of Relentless Insights, Trevor Brazile tags in to help Lari Dee Guy with a roping lesson. They discuss key components of building a solid run such as body positioning leaving the corner, tip control, breaker point of the swing, and riding through the throw.

Bonus video from Roping.com: Not all breakaway runs are created equal. Miles Baker and Trevor Brazile explain the intricacies of how they use a breakaway in their program and why. PART 2

Fundamentals are key to success in team roping. Trevor Brazile walks us through components such as angles, positioning, and delivery that can be perfected on the dummy to help you win. Watch this clip from the Legend film.

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. 

Trevor Brazile keeps saddle-fit easy: He sticks to a tree he knows works and switches between two pads depending on the horse's back. In this video, Brazile breaks down how each saddle should fit each horse and explains how he keeps his program simple in that department.

Lari Dee Guy and Trevor Brazile have built a thriving horse business based on great horsemanship, honesty and hard work. Here are the fundamental components to their operation.

Headers and heelers spend time figuring out their run, and sometimes they make adjustments on the fly. Trevor Brazile and Miles Baker talk through how those adjustments are made mid-run, and who needs to make those adjustments.

Fixing one problem can create another. In this video, Trevor Brazile explains how addressing one problem created a bad habit in a young horse, and how he is addressing it.

Learn to swing the rope the right way from the start. Trevor Brazile explains how he swings his rope and how you can learn the right way from the start 

Trevor Brazile isn't just Lari Dee Guy's business partner. He's looked up to her for her grit and grace, and in this video he discusses that.

Even the best head horses in the game have setbacks in their training. Trevor Brazile addresses how situations he put his young horse in created some problems, and how he's addressing them in the practice pen.

A hingeport correction is a common choice for ropers and trainers alike, and the bit can help add flex through the corner. Here's how Brazile uses it.

Correction bits have their place in the right hands in the roping pen. Here's how to use them in your program.

Trevor Brazile has won 26 world titles and brings those skills to his partnership with Cactus Ropes. With Cactus' Barry Berg, Brazile has designed his Relentless line of ropes that's ready to go from the first swing.