Taylor Munsell discusses how she battled back from team roping injuries to become one of the top breakaway ropers in the world.

Taylor Munsell is fresh off another Prairie Circuit year-end championship and headed to her second National Finals of Breakaway Roping, but her success hasn’t always come easy.

In this episode of The Breakaway Breakdown, Munsell shares how she’s battled personal and horse injuries on her way from heading steers to dominating at the collegiate and ProRodeo level. She discusses how her collegiate coach, Stockton Graves, helped her learn how to practice in a way that worked with her physical injuries and kept her mental game on track.

This episode is brought to you by Fast Back Ropes.

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A former intern for the company, Casey Allen is now a Jr. Western Digital Content Producer for Barrel Racing Magazine, The Breakaway Roping Journal, and The Team Roping Journal. Casey grew up in Vandergrift, Pennsylvania, and is a graduate of The University of Tennessee at Martin, where she competed in college rodeo while obtaining her bachelor's degree in marketing with a minor in sports business and served as a graduate assistant coach while completing her master’s degree in business administration. Casey currently competes in both PRCA/WPRA and amateur rodeos in the barrel racing and breakaway roping and is the host of The Breakaway Breakdown Podcast.

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