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Today, the fellas had Canadian tie down roper Beau Cooper on the podcast. He chatted about all things calf roping and rodeo. Hope ya'll enjoy!
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On this episode I sit down with Sonny Gould. Sonny and his wife Carla are the owners of Gould Arena and Roping horses in Moscow Tennessee. But Sonny’s cowboy journey began over 70 years ago in Oklahoma. He has spent the majority of his life cowboying big ranches all over Oklahoma, Texas, Kentucky, and Tennessee. This is one episode you don’t want to miss. 

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"Rope with a rope that fits your style."

Sean Webb and his wife Jennifer started Webb Ropes in 2006 with the idea of building the best and most consistent piggin string. Since then they have expanded. In 2011 they rolled out their grass ropes and in 2018 they released their poly ropes.

Sean points out hand-eye coordination is so important in the breakaway roping. It is all about finding that spot to throw at and finding it fast. Listen in as Sean shares tips to strengthen your eye-hand coordination.

As far as ropes it is important to find a rope that fits your style. Sean shares with us the difference between Japanese Polly verses a dacron blend. He also shares what sizes of ropes mean. Like 9.0 vs 10.25.

Webb Ropes puts in the hard work to make high-quality ropes. They take the time to stretch them before selling them. The company strives to make high-quality products. To check out their ropes and the Double-A Breakaway talked about in this podcast check out the website below.
https://webbropes.com/

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"Treat yourself like a high performer."

Cassie Woods has spent the last several years researching and teaching others about the second brain, the gut. The gut? Yes, I know gut health might not be the flashiest tagline for a podcast but guess what, it is a key factor to how you show up each day and your progress towards your goals. Why is this? It is an easy answer with scientific backing. When your gut is cooperating and functioning the way it should it is much easier to show up as your best. If you Google gut health you will find there are near one-million results. A million results, mmm, I guess gut health is bigger than one would think.

Listen in as Cassie Woods shares with us the importance of tuning into what your body is saying. Are you sleeping at night? Do you have brain fog? Do you suffer from low motivation, irregular appetite, mid-day slumps, get frustrated or angry easily, have pain, anxiety, nerves? Okay you get it, the list can go on and on. Did you know this is your body talking to you and it is time to listen up? You do not have to feel this way.

Cassie shares how our diet, exercise, and supplementation plays an important role in gut health and high performance.

As a side note:
Cassie is a wellness partner for Amare Global. Amare's mission is "to create a holistic mental wellness platform of products, programs, and people." Yes this a network marketing company and the supplementations talked about in this podcast are from the same company. But don't let that turn you off. We personally love this company or we would not have talked about it on this podcast. This podcast is not about pushing Amare but planting the seed of how your gut may be playing an important role in your performance inside and outside the arena. However, if you would like to learn more about the supplements in this podcast check out the link below.

https://www.amare.com/18239/en-us/shop
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"It is all about your thought process. In the breakaway roping you do no have time to second guess yourself." 

Today we have on our show, Jordan Minor. Jordan's rodeo resume is impressive. She was the reserve all-around National High School Rodeo Champion, all-around College National Finals Rodeo champion, and has won numerous All-Around Titles in the Northwest Amateur rodeo circuits. 

Listen up as Jordan shares with us her journey of making it to the AT&T Stadium at The American Rodeo. She explains, your mental game is everything.  You are going to do exactly what you think you are going to do. Rope the dummy and visualize it.

From a rodeo cowgirl competing at the national high school and college finals to a news broadcaster covering the Virginia Tech shooting and interviewing a president, to becoming a successful entrepreneur, Lindsey Wheeler shares with us what it means to commit, hustle, and to be grateful.

Lindsey is a class act and explains the importance of having confidence and knowing who you are and not trying to be anyone else. Be true to yourself. 

Listen up as Lindsey shares with us her journey of becoming a star business owner as there are many similarities to you becoming a star breakaway roper. Key advice like you can't just dip your toes in the water because you'll never see the success you want. Be a learn it all. Always be growing. 

This is a fun interview full of fantastic advice that can be applied to roping and everyday life. If you would like to learn more about Lindsey and see what she is up to you can check her out on Instagram @love.lindsey.wheeler or Facebook @LoveLindseyWheeler

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Kacey Gartner is a wife, a mother, a business owner, a beautician, and a barrel racer. Yes, I said it a barrel racer. You may be wondering why we are talking about barrel racing on a breakaway roping channel. Glad you asked. What Kacey talks about in the episode not only applies to barrel racing but applies to breakaway roping, being an entrepreneur, being a friend, and just being a good human.

Kacey made it into the top ten of The American Rodeo finals, all the way to AT&T Stadium. For those of you listening and are not sure what The American is Google it or just trust me it is a major accomplishment to make it inside those doors.

Kacey shares with us the importance of having a growth mindset versus a fixed mindset. And that having a growth mindset is not just something that happens to you. She explains that a dream is not reality, your reality is the hard work that goes in behind chasing your dreams. And that accomplishing your dreams is all in God's time, your job is to do the daily work.

As you listen to this podcast take time to reflect on what your heart is saying. Are you listening to your heart or you listening to the outside noise?


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Here are a few of the books and podcasts mentioned in this podcast.
Book:
Mind Gym
Dream It, Pin It, Live It (vision boards)
Money Mindset
Podcast:
Ed Mylett, The Ed Mylett Show
Brendon Burchard, The Brendon Show

For links to these podcasts and books be sure to check out our website at:
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"Breakaway roping is a humbling event and one loop doesn't define you." Stacy Barker, teachers one of the most important pieces of the puzzle to breakaway roping is having a positive mindset. Stacy has a gift for teaching students how to rope. The amount of solid knowledge Stacy has and her ability to teach others how to rope is most impressive. And as a little plug if you are looking for a roping clinic you can find Stacy on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/watch/ropetowinfirst/.

In this show Stacy shares some of her secrets to teaching students how to rope. From the importance of tip control to using analogies of holding and dumpling a cup when turning over your wrist in a swing, to horsemanship, and controlling your left hand. This episode is full of roping tips and tricks listeners can use.

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Dr.Colleen Brady, Purdue University and Dr. Craig Wood, University of Kentucky and past APHA president, discuss taking up new horse sports at a .... mature age.  Colleen and Craig share thier fears of trying something new, what challenges they have faced and tips for riders that are looking for new horse sports.  It's never too late to try a new event!

Maddie Outhier is cowgirl tough. This 16-year-old cowgirl won $100,000 at the 2019 RFD-TV’s The American while battling a “bug” and competing against some of the biggest names in the breakaway industry. RFD-TV’s The American is known as “the world’s richest weekend in Western Sports”. In 2019 The American featured women’s breakaway roping for the first time in the event's history since its start in 2014.

Listen up as Maddie shares with us how she prepared for an event as big as the American. Maddie also shares with us her practice routines, her family’s history in rodeo, and what she thinks when she backs into the box.


For more information about the American check it out at: https://www.americanrodeo.com/story/35253227/about-the-american

If you have a horse, this episode is for you. Dr. Kelsey Nonella is a wealth of information when it comes to horse nutrition. In this episode Dr. Kelsey explains the importance of proper nutrition for your performance horses. She answers questions about types of forage to feed, supplements to give, and why proper nutrition is important for preventative care. 

Kelsey has always had a love for horses and for equine nutrition. Before Kelsey was born her parents started a horse supplement company in 1978 called Horse Guard. Horse Guard has grown to a company that offers leading product in equine nutrition. Kelsey is now working with Horse Guard to educate others of the importance of proper equine nutrition. 

Kelsey not only has a love for equine nutrition but is no stranger to the rodeo pen. Kelsey is a former All-Around Oregon High School Rodeo Champion and a Regional College Breakaway Champion. This cowgirl is smart, talented, and is driven to educate others about what their horses nutritional need are.

Sixteen-year old Jordi Edens is on fire. Jordi was recently crowned the champion for the WCRA Days of ’47 Salt Lake Rodeo and Reserve National High School Rodeo Breakaway Champion. This young cowgirl is no stranger to dreaming big and roping sharp. Listen up as Jordi shares with us what her practice routines look like, what her favorite ropes are, and what the pressure was like to rope for $50,000 and to rope at the National High School Rodeo Finals.

We are here with the “Daddy of ‘em All” Breakaway Champion Miss Jordan Jo Fabrizio. Jordan Jo, started roping at the age of four years old and has grown to love for the sport of breakaway roping. She is an assistant rodeo coach for West Texas A&M and runs her own marketing business called Fabrizio Marketing. This interview is exciting as Jordan Jo shares with us what a huge blessing her horse is to her and the importance of being a student of roping to better yourself. This cowgirl loves God and coffee and will go down in history as the first breakaway roper to win the Cheyenne Frontier Days. 

Natalie Thompson, a 16-year-old all-around cowgirl from Oregon has a passion for roping. She was three years old when she started swinging a rope. When she is not in the practice pen, she spends her time working on the ranch and riding colts. This cowgirl has a big heart and a love for her horses. Listen up as she takes us through her runs that won her a little over $2,000 at the Rope 2 Win 1st Breakaway Roping Jackpot held July 21st at the BRN4D Arena in Oregon City. 

Today we have on the phone JJ Hampton. JJ is a many time WPRA World Champion, a busy mom, and a successful entrepreneur. When this cowgirl wakes up in the morning, she hits the ground running. JJ loves roping, loves practicing and her energy when talking about the sport of breakaway roping will get any roper excited to go rope. JJ is recently coming off a $25,000 win at the Bex’s Best Breakaway in Cheyenne roping. The Bex breakaway roping started with 206 ropers. Listen up as JJ runs us through what the calves were like and the focus it took to get in the zone to make a $25,000 run.

If you have not already jumped onto the Bex’s Best Breakaway in Cheyenne Facebook page do so and then scroll to JJ Hampton’s run—watch it all the way to the end and then you can see her son do a leap through the air after she ropes her calf. Priceless! And this just goes to show how the sport of rodeo is so good for the soul.