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The Breakaway Roper’s Delivery

Lari Dee Guy explains the mechanics of the most effective loop delivery in breakaway away roping.

The Breakaway Roper’s Delivery

The delivery in breakaway roping requires a full-body athletic position, using both hands as a continuation of the swing to execute correctly. World Champion Lari Dee Guy explains how to execute the delivery correctly. 

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