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Beverly Robbins and Jessy Remsburg are among the most dominant teams in the all-girl roping circuit. You name it they've won it. We had a great conversation about roping and how they got their start, recapped the success of the Women's Rodeo World Championship and what that event means to them, and much more.

This episode focuses on keeping these three steps in order and how doing so will set up your runner faster and better for your heeler.

I got to catch up with Whitney DeSalvo during the Women's Rodeo World Championship in Fort Worth, Texas. Whitney is the highest-numbered women heeler in the world. She has an impressive list of wins including multiple all-girl titles at the BFI and was just crowned the winner in the team roping of the WRWC in AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas bringing home $60,000 with her partner Kenna Francis.

How well your head horse faces significantly impacts finishing your run and stopping the clock. This episode focuses on the importance of finding the balance of facing or not facing in the practice pen, and it boils down to you, your horse, and what issues you may or may not have in the face.

This episode focuses on some ways to get good practice without your heeler. Whether it's roping the dummy, utilizing the speed trainer, scoring your horse, or doing some solo roping on your steers there are some great ways to maximize your time alone.

Between the WCRA in Corpus Christi, the Women's Rodeo World Championship in Fort Worth, and the Kid Rock's Rock N Rodeo in Arlington a lot is happening in the rodeo world in May. So I sat down with two of the people who are right in the center of it all, Bobby Mote who is the president of the WCRA, Linsay Rosser-Sumpter who is the commissioner of the Women's Rodeo World Championship, and together they are the coaches for team Free Riders for the Kid Rock's Rock N Rodeo.