Learn to rope: Jackpot Dummy Practice

This video jumps ahead in my Learn to rope series. This is for ropers from a #3 up that want to get consistency and a ton of catches.

[@mechanicallyinclinedthough4586]

This is by far the most helpful roping help video on KZbin

[@feudiable]

The head mounted camera perspective really helps!

[@jocelynsloan7801]

Glad I found your videos! You are a great teacher.

[@ianalderson5133]

For the beginners to clear up any confusion , If you feed all that slack back into the loop you're still going to have too much slack ( it's still the same amount of rope that left your right hand) what you did without mentioning is you made a smaller loop and put the extra slack in in your coils. Good practice tip form Tyler Magnus: when you pull your slack your rope should be tight, if it's not either back up a little or shorten up your loop and put the extra slack in your coils.

[@101snakekiller]

thats funny, "we want to stay alive so we can rope"

[@morecorners]

Very useful review of the basics to get me started back on the dummy again after about a 20yr hiatus.

[@f250sailorpdt]

Thank you for posting this. These videos have tought me A LOT that I didn't know.

[@jessebeatenbough1800]

@drustew Ive been roping for a few years now mostly in parking lots. Being in the army it's hard to find a horse or arena, but your videos have helped improve my roping significantly. I really appreciate it. Keep them coming!

[@reidbankert4425]

Might be a little late but, thank you for your service to this country

[@LouisianaVol]

@@reidbankert4425 if he’s in the army and isn’t infantry he prolly got out at his first opportunity 🤣🤣but yes thank you for your service

[@jasonferguson4085]

thank you for taking the time to make these videos, very helpful

[@jasonmaclin8592]

Your videos are the jam ol son! Best ropin instruction on the internet. Keep it up and don't get caught at the ER with those "long haired hippie doctors" LOL

[@sski0051]

Awesome videos! thank you!

[@kathakolumna]

Haha we want to stay alive because we want to rope :'D Love that learn to rope series, helped to refresh what I learned on my clinic :]

[@twag0735]

Really like your videos! already rope a little bit (still new though), but i love to see how i was taught and how you teach, and make kinda like a hybrid between the two or three. Id just like to thank you for the good videos, and would love if you could explain more for "in the saddle" roping, for i start that soon

[@vincenzogargiulo1526]

I am just beginning this is very informative

[@teamroper17]

dude your videos are awesome. please post up more heading videos with the go pro.. thanks

[@katebensonlarson3729]

This series has been great instruction for a newcomer! Good habits which am practicing. What kind of glove are you wearing? Thank you!

[@rodeoguy13]

thanks for the feedback.

[@INREALITY77]

I've had the same issue, so I went back to to the bullseye and fixed the issue. YOu may try that.

[@blaydnalaniz4266]

thanks for the videos I would not be as good as I am now and be so into roping of it wasn't for you thanks so much

[@johncoe4888]

ty for the video

[@shanebarry4853]

Good video. Go cats go!

[@drustew]

I have roped with a Spyder a couple times. It is a fast rope with good ballence, but because of the lack of crown (the peak and valleys between the strands) it seems to run on the saddle horn a little to much for my liking. If it swings well, you like the feel, and you can catch, use the rope that gives you the most confidence. I use and love the Shock N Awe, Nitro, C4. They are my top three picks.

[@jaydenropingoodey1527]

hey i was wondering if you could make a video on dalling, i'm 15 and starting high school rodeo and i have a problem with dalling, i will sometimes catch and then i won't have enough slack to dally, so if you could make a video on the process that would be very benifitial to me thanks

[@Pat217]

Where did you get that body cover for the dummy

[@matthewarnold6794]

Waited 55 years to buy my first rope. Your step by step lessons are just the right thing. I've watched 5 lessons and I'm sure I'll watch them again. I'm still not sure what dally is. I hear the word, but not sure what it is. Could you please clarify? Thanks.

[@warlordcocandclashroyale8957]

Dally is when you catch the steer and wrap your rope around the saddle horn.

[@mechanicallyinclinedthough4586]

It’s when you’ve got the rope on the calf and now you’ve turned and pulled the calf to set it for the heeler

[@roper364]

i really like these, but the thing about the loop i have been watchin tyler madnus and he says to stay off to the left so you don't move you and your horse over. it makes it more like roping on a horse but other than that i love it i sent the beginner videos to one of my friends

[@rodeoguy13]

i use a classic brand spyder 5. what do you think? have you used it?

[@zanescrivner5446]

I have the same problem with dalling. If you could post a video on tht I'd really appreciate it

[@martincurtis2257]

Zane Scrivner I would drop a coil and dally with that

[@helooo28]

hey bud, that first trick ya did in the beggining was sick! you should make a tutorial on it! lol.

[@JAndRDiscovery]

its all in your hand control and you need to have a rope in your hand everyday for years to do the around the world or other tricks like the Texas tornado

[@MrEfritze]

Drewcan you claify the release of the rope when you catch. It looks like you lead with the elbow and then have a release like a throwhing a base ball. I am having trouble understanding

[@martincurtis2257]

Eric Fritze its like throwing a baseball. Keep your arm out to the right, not close in like a boxing punch. Just watch Drew, he's a professional. Slow mo helps.

[@1tylerF]

i have that exact rope :)

[@brandonshort4056]

I would like to learn how to do that firt trick you did

[@JAndRDiscovery]

practice for years and you can

[@coltonyoung6215]

Trust I know that feeling when a steer ducks in front of your horse it’s not fun she fell on top of me

[@lelandking3135]

i personally sit but thats just because i own a reigner and thats the only way i can get him to rate but it doesn't really matter thats just my opinion

[@barrettsimpson2505]

A dally is when you use your saddle horn with rubber on it and rap the rope around the saddle horn and that's a dally I know what it is cause I'm 10 years old and rope steers

[@jocelynsloan7801]

Some hippie doctor haha 😂

[@jasperbunny8032]

Jocelyn Sloan ur awesome

[@irfannirvanda]

You speak too much

[@sski0051]

wtf dude.. then stop watching or gtfo