S1 E16: Seizing Opportunities and Training World Champions With Linsay Sumpter

5 Elements Of Success In Breakaway Roping With Linsay Sumpter
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From the arena dirt to the corporate boardroom, Linsay Sumpter has truly done it all in the rodeo industry. Aside from being a great competitor and trainer, Sumpter is a collegiate coach at Otero Community College, a BreakawayRoping.com coach, a mother, and so much more. On this episode of The Breakaway Breakdown, Sumpter discusses how her past experiences have led her to an exciting new career venture, her vision for the future of women in the sport of rodeo, and how to train a top-tier breakaway horse.

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