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Are You Competing Against Yourself or the Competition?
There are generally two perspectives when it comes to competition. When you hear some people talk, they're talking about competing against the other guy or the competition. Then you hear the other side of it, where people comment that their competition is a competition within themselves; that... | read »

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Rodeo: Team Roping
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The Inside Scoop with Clint Cooper
SWR : Clint, you've had quite the year. Did you ever think you'd make your second Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in 2007? Clint : At first I was doing really good and then we had a family tragedy and I didn't think I was going to make it. Then I came back and things turned around and... | read »

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Starting Anew: Happy New Year
This'll be the 28th time in my career that I've set new goals and set the mark so I have something to shoot for. Everyone wants to make the (Wrangler National) Finals (Rodeo) or be a world champion. I've set that goal 28 times. You have to keep up with the times, look to the future and ask... | read »

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Knowledge and Understanding
For me, one of the most interesting parts of roping and competition has been the ongoing learning process and search for knowledge. Trying to figure out why things work and don't work as they pertain to the many facets of roping is fun. From horses to horsemanship, and the mechanics of... | read »

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Roping Fast
It's that time of year again, when it's all about roping fast. Having to rope fast is usually because the setup--the arena conditions, the score and the cattle--make it so you can rope fast. Under those conditions, you have to rope fast, especially where the pros compete day in and day out.... | read »

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The Pot of Gold at the End of the Roping Rainbow
The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is Las Vegas. The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (which runs December 6-15) is our make-or-break event. For all the guys who rope for a living, all our eggs are in this one basket. This is the big-money event. There will be 15 teams hoping they'll... | read »

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Finding the Other Side of the Roping Funk
I talked about fighting your way out of a funk last month, and how I've struggled a little this year. I just got done fighting my way out of my own funk, so I thought it was worth following up on. I mentioned last issue that when you're struggling with a slump or a funk or whatever you want... | read »

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Fighting Your Way Out of a Funk
What do you do when you get in a funk? It happens to all of us. In fact, I've kind of been in one of them this year. I feel like I've roped good. But there are times you lose your confidence, and the pressure mounts up. You hear people say you're trying too hard. But I've never not tried as... | read »

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How to Maximize Your Abilities in Pressure Situations
To get good at coming through under pressure, you have to be realistic with yourself, and know what your capabilities are--your strong points and your weak points. A good self-analysis is the place to start. Drawing confidence when you need it plays into the mental game that's part of any... | read »

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Joe Glenn: A Quiet Legacy
Joe Glenn rodeoed on his own terms--when it worked for him and when he could. He never did it for the fame or money (mainly because there was little of that during his era). Roping was a business for him and he loved his work. What's more, he was an exceptional talent, perhaps due to his... | read »

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Ask the Pros--Rating

Dear Logan,
I have a 9-year-old gelding who I have been in the box with and have tracked some steers and calves on him, but he hasn’t been trained yet. He is tracking pretty good, except sometimes he runs right past them. What do you think I should do?

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Ryan,... | read

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