The Most Important Skill to Learn for Breakaway Roping with Lari Dee Guy

Lari Dee Guy is on "The Breakaway Breakdown" as a bonus episode in Season 1, brought to you by BreakawayRoping.com.

The Most Important Skill To Learn For Breakaway Roping With Lari Dee Guy
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If you are new to breakaway roping, the first skill Lari Dee Guy suggests you master is holding your rope correctly. Make sure you can handle your rope, know what size coils you need and what size loop to have before you start practicing on the dummy.

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