Goat Tying & Breakaway Roping Clinics
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Goat Tying & Breakaway Roping Clinics
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Goat Tying has become a highly competitive event at all levels of rodeo, which requires physical ability and horsemanship. Better Basics Goat Tying Clinics are designed to improve each student's skill and technique for faster, more consistent and competitive times in the rodeo arena. Students begin with instruction on fundamental skills and horsemanship. Each element of goat tying is broken down and worked on separately so that the students develop an understanding of the desired movements that are necessary to perform each task. Along with the instructional how, a why is also given, so that the students understand the importance of the technique. Instruction advances with the student's skill level to continually challenge and improve their performance. A variety of goats are at each clinic so that the students learn how to handle and win in any situation. Students are video taped throughout the clinic. Discussion periods cover equipment, how to practice and compete, physical condition, mental preparation and reviewing of video tapes. Jackpots are held to test the student's ability in a competition like setting.
The Latest News:Congratulations to Better Basics Students qualifying for the College National Finals Rodeo in June; Bailey Guthrie, Southwest Region Goat Tying Champion Traci Hinman, Central Rocky Mountain Region Goat Tying Champion, Shelby Winchell Central Rocky Mountain Region Reserve Goat Tying Champion, Lacey Tech, Jacalyn Walker & Hayden Segelke CNFR goat tying qualifiers. Kaylee Moyer, Central Plains Regional Reserve Champion & Emily Miller CNFR goat tying qualifier. Dixie Richards, Grand Canyon Region CNFR goat tying qualifier. Whitney Dansie, Rocky Mountain Region CNFR goat tying qualifier. Sarah Wright Big Sky Region All Around Cowgirl, CNFR Breakaway Roping and Goat Tying Qualifier Laura Waldo, Great Plains Region Goat Tying Champion Lauren Hansen, Southern Region Goat Tying Champion
Here's a Tip:Focus Train yourself to focus on the positive and the things that are your strengths prior to competing. Don't LET yourself be mentally weak and think of the 'what ifs' that can cause self doubt or talk yourself out of making a good run. As the rodeo season may be winding down, keep focused on the task at hand, not the prize at the end. Make each run count and compete up to the best of your ability.
Video Tip Sponsored by Rattler Ropes Proper Position Video Tip Sponsored by Rattler Ropes Staying Square Video Tip Sponsored by Rattler Ropes Strings Video Tip Sponsored by Rattler Ropes Dismounts
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