This is by far the most helpful roping help video on KZread

The head mounted camera perspective really helps!

Glad I found your videos! You are a great teacher.

For the beginners to clear up any confusion , If you feed all that slack back into the loop you're still going to have too much slack ( it's still the same amount of rope that left your right hand) what you did without mentioning is you made a smaller loop and put the extra slack in in your coils. Good practice tip form Tyler Magnus: when you pull your slack your rope should be tight, if it's not either back up a little or shorten up your loop and put the extra slack in your coils.

thats funny, "we want to stay alive so we can rope"

Your videos are the jam ol son! Best ropin instruction on the internet. Keep it up and don't get caught at the ER with those "long haired hippie doctors" LOL

@drustew Ive been roping for a few years now mostly in parking lots. Being in the army it's hard to find a horse or arena, but your videos have helped improve my roping significantly. I really appreciate it. Keep them coming!

@reidbankert4425

5 жыл бұрын

Might be a little late but, thank you for your service to this country

@LouisianaVol

2 жыл бұрын

@@reidbankert4425 if he’s in the army and isn’t infantry he prolly got out at his first opportunity 🤣🤣but yes thank you for your service

Very useful review of the basics to get me started back on the dummy again after about a 20yr hiatus.

Thank you for posting this. These videos have tought me A LOT that I didn't know.

thank you for taking the time to make these videos, very helpful

Haha we want to stay alive because we want to rope :'D Love that learn to rope series, helped to refresh what I learned on my clinic :]

Awesome videos! thank you!

Really like your videos! already rope a little bit (still new though), but i love to see how i was taught and how you teach, and make kinda like a hybrid between the two or three. Id just like to thank you for the good videos, and would love if you could explain more for "in the saddle" roping, for i start that soon

I am just beginning this is very informative

dude your videos are awesome. please post up more heading videos with the go pro.. thanks

thanks for the feedback.

I've had the same issue, so I went back to to the bullseye and fixed the issue. YOu may try that.

I have roped with a Spyder a couple times. It is a fast rope with good ballence, but because of the lack of crown (the peak and valleys between the strands) it seems to run on the saddle horn a little to much for my liking. If it swings well, you like the feel, and you can catch, use the rope that gives you the most confidence. I use and love the Shock N Awe, Nitro, C4. They are my top three picks.

Good video. Go cats go!

thanks for the videos I would not be as good as I am now and be so into roping of it wasn't for you thanks so much

Waited 55 years to buy my first rope. Your step by step lessons are just the right thing. I've watched 5 lessons and I'm sure I'll watch them again. I'm still not sure what dally is. I hear the word, but not sure what it is. Could you please clarify? Thanks.

@warlordcocandclashroyale8957

7 жыл бұрын

Dally is when you catch the steer and wrap your rope around the saddle horn.

@mechanicallyinclinedthough4586

5 жыл бұрын

It’s when you’ve got the rope on the calf and now you’ve turned and pulled the calf to set it for the heeler

ty for the video

This series has been great instruction for a newcomer! Good habits which am practicing. What kind of glove are you wearing? Thank you!

i really like these, but the thing about the loop i have been watchin tyler madnus and he says to stay off to the left so you don't move you and your horse over. it makes it more like roping on a horse but other than that i love it i sent the beginner videos to one of my friends

hey i was wondering if you could make a video on dalling, i'm 15 and starting high school rodeo and i have a problem with dalling, i will sometimes catch and then i won't have enough slack to dally, so if you could make a video on the process that would be very benifitial to me thanks

hey bud, that first trick ya did in the beggining was sick! you should make a tutorial on it! lol.

@JAndRDiscovery

6 жыл бұрын

its all in your hand control and you need to have a rope in your hand everyday for years to do the around the world or other tricks like the Texas tornado

i have that exact rope :)

Trust I know that feeling when a steer ducks in front of your horse it’s not fun she fell on top of me

i use a classic brand spyder 5. what do you think? have you used it?

Where did you get that body cover for the dummy

i personally sit but thats just because i own a reigner and thats the only way i can get him to rate but it doesn't really matter thats just my opinion

A dally is when you use your saddle horn with rubber on it and rap the rope around the saddle horn and that's a dally I know what it is cause I'm 10 years old and rope steers

Drewcan you claify the release of the rope when you catch. It looks like you lead with the elbow and then have a release like a throwhing a base ball. I am having trouble understanding

@martincurtis2257

6 жыл бұрын

Eric Fritze its like throwing a baseball. Keep your arm out to the right, not close in like a boxing punch. Just watch Drew, he's a professional. Slow mo helps.

I have the same problem with dalling. If you could post a video on tht I'd really appreciate it

@martincurtis2257

6 жыл бұрын

Zane Scrivner I would drop a coil and dally with that

Some hippie doctor haha 😂

@jasperbunny8032

6 жыл бұрын

Jocelyn Sloan ur awesome

I would like to learn how to do that firt trick you did

@JAndRDiscovery

6 жыл бұрын

practice for years and you can

You speak too much

@sski0051

7 жыл бұрын

wtf dude.. then stop watching or gtfo