squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
Slow. Lol. Runs aren't timed at practices. And for the 'toonie ropings' it's based purely on catches a slick(healer catches both rear feet) trumps a single. Slicks advance to the second round first, and singles run if no slicks catch and on and on until there's a winner. And everyone ropes together once on the first round. It's a way to run a practice if a lot of people show up but makes it harder to get any work done.
Wife talked to my neighbour and he made a tidy little sum last night for second. I'm super happy for him, he was pretty stoked. I'll find out what his time was for you when I chat with him.
I don't want to mislead, in 'tooting my own horn' earlier. I have along ways to go but I was starting to put strong runs together in every 'toonie roping' I've been in so far I've been in the lead after the first round(most slicked up runs) each time. But I 'choke' on the 2nd round and haven't been able to clinch my $20 or so earnings. Lol. A lot of roping involves some luck. Both the header and the healer have to do well, and all the steers are slightly different. Some run hard and it's harder and harder to focus and execute the faster it's all going.
I'm really having a fun time with the journey of it. All this work with my right hand is making me quite mor ambidextrous then I ever have been.
Really bummed out to be on the sidelines right now but practice time with the drag dummy is invaluable still to build muscle memory so that when I get back to the steers and speed it all up and pressure up I'll still be able to do what I need to.
Wife talked to my neighbour and he made a tidy little sum last night for second. I'm super happy for him, he was pretty stoked. I'll find out what his time was for you when I chat with him.
I don't want to mislead, in 'tooting my own horn' earlier. I have along ways to go but I was starting to put strong runs together in every 'toonie roping' I've been in so far I've been in the lead after the first round(most slicked up runs) each time. But I 'choke' on the 2nd round and haven't been able to clinch my $20 or so earnings. Lol. A lot of roping involves some luck. Both the header and the healer have to do well, and all the steers are slightly different. Some run hard and it's harder and harder to focus and execute the faster it's all going.
I'm really having a fun time with the journey of it. All this work with my right hand is making me quite mor ambidextrous then I ever have been.
Really bummed out to be on the sidelines right now but practice time with the drag dummy is invaluable still to build muscle memory so that when I get back to the steers and speed it all up and pressure up I'll still be able to do what I need to.