So cool, thanks for the training!

@rhinestoneropers9204

7 ай бұрын

You are welcome.

Thank you explaining Failing,it will come someday.Never quit it is a never ending journey in humility,Your video's are inspiring and you honor the art of trick roping.Your fan Ed Cravens

@rhinestoneropers9204

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ed. Come someday? For you it is already coming! With just the few videos I have seen of your's, it is obvious that you have solved many problems that we face as trick ropers. I hope you take time to pat yourself on the back once on a while. AS you know, trick roping is a lonely pursuit.

I want to chime in as a new trick roper. The wedding band was the big trick I really wanted to learn. After days of no success I tried spinning the opposite way and got it going! The big thing with this trick is learning when and how to let get of the loop (the spinning is much easier). With that said, after days of attempts, Dan's suggestion and demo of how to hold the rope and then release is what has me consistently getting the trick going. Once you "feel" what a successful release feels like it gets much easier. Doing this with a cowboy hat on is also very tricky, but after some successful attempts the hat is no big deal. I can get about 20 plus spins with my right arm before I get tired. If I slowly inch my left arm up I can successfully switch hands. Dan, thanks so much for your great videos! Once I master this I'll figure out what my one will be. I enjoy practicing at the end of each work day! PS - I'm doing this with a 20 ft. rope. - How long was the last very long rope?

@rhinestoneropers9204

Жыл бұрын

Hi Billy, thank you for the kind words. The last rope is between 40 and 45 feet long.

Good morning !! I just subscribed. My Dad was a professional Trick Roper. But - i wanted to be a Magician. Now, I am 64 years old, and am going to start playing with the ropes again. Thank you for a great channel. You are a great teacher. I will be watching these over and over again !!

@rhinestoneropers9204

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Steve, If I can be of help, just let me know.

Great instruction love the lesson

@rhinestoneropers9204

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Appreciate your info 🤜

@rhinestoneropers9204

2 ай бұрын

Thanks

Great instruction

@rhinestoneropers9204

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Excelente enseñanza...la soga que usted utiliza de que material es gracias y muchas bendiciones

@rhinestoneropers9204

7 ай бұрын

Great.

Just been over here practicing the wedding ring on a 15ft wondering why it’s been so hard 😂😂

@rhinestoneropers9204

Жыл бұрын

Your not alone. The 15 footer is possible but doesn't leave room for inefficient movements. 20 foot is much better.

How about a lesson on doing the butterfly, thank you.

@rhinestoneropers9204

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Steven, Good idea. I'll be working on that for next week. Thanks Dan