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Building A Solid Breakaway Run

Trevor Brazile and Lari Dee Guy team up to discuss the key components of building a solid breakaway run in this edition of Relentless Insights.

Lari Dee Guy and Trevor Brazile Discussing Breakaway Roping On Horses

In this breakaway edition of Relentless Insights, Trevor Brazile tags in to help Lari Dee Guy with a roping lesson. They discuss key components of building a solid run such as body positioning leaving the corner, tip control, breaker point of the swing, and riding through the throw.

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