RDVideo - 1988 Lane Frost Bull Talk

[@karenlm9062]

The way he talks makes me want to bull ride. Love the way he teaches. Has a way of communicating the do's and don'ts without being negative. Has a way of talking about the diversity, old ways, new ways, and his own ways without pushing a person to go in a particular direction. He just explains the realities and outcomes of doing things one way or another. So thorough to talk about the things a rider needed to know in order to figure out the kind of rider they wanted to be. You can tell how much pain and mistakes he made to pass on this information. Seems he was a unique combination of fool, humble, smart, quick, lucky, and experienced. Be nice if he lived long enough, but thank god there was video to preserve his wisdom.

[@nativebullrider]

I watched this video when I was 20 years old, still probably one of the best video for beginners to watch RIP Lane.

[@superhighcowboy]

every time he said the word hooked and knowing there was no trick or technique to help him that day makes this hard to watch. but to this day this is still the best "training video" there is. RIP lane frost

[@patleclere246]

Been 20 yrs since I've watched this video. It's still the best video to watch for guy's wanting to ride bull's

[@adamnkarma5612]

I like my favorite bullrider gone but, great program

[@adamnkarma5612]

Like the show enjoying it

[@eddiebarnett2217]

What a great example of being a good man.

[@rylandhart5615]

Thanks for showing us that

[@charityeddleman4851]

Love this video !! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@skinnyp98]

Thank you for posting this.

[@tomflake1486]

Even if you don't watch Rodeos you still know who Lane Frost was. I listen to heavy metal music and my lifestyle is in that nature. I do live in Texas and had friends in high school, I graduated in 1988, that were big bull riding fans. One of them was a Frost fan in particular. When Lane passed away I couldn't believe it. Way too young. The movie was really good. They could have thrown in an AC/DC song or two. 😉Just kidding about that.

[@gilbertjuarez7064]

I was a baby when he died but dam wish I could of seen him in person what a class act and a badass perfect example of a true cowboy

[@hugocoria7053]

and you are not the only one because i wasn´t born when he died

[@gilbertjuarez7064]

Jerred Leatherow dang bet you have some good stories

[@jnoble2582]

Respect #okielane

[@shaunroberts9361]

This was Outstanding. This Bullrider was the best in world at his time.

[@josephdockemeyer4807]

And youngest in his time. Sad. Damn sad.😭

[@SupremeGod-vt8jv]

Lane frost is my favorite bull rider he inspired me to ride bulls, now I ride bulls and I got better at riding

[@Dgc-vz2bv]

Been to the arena he passed away in and also been to his home town in La Junta Colorado. A true legend and an idol lost way too soon.

[@randyfarley8937]

I would have loved to seen all about this when I was a young man, I wanted to be a bull rider, if I knew that there was a school for it I would have been there, I grew up on a farm had cattle but I never had a chance to ride anything. Lane and Luke Perry even sounds a lot like one another and looks like each other.

[@jeremyc9229]

This is the best video I have ever seen

[@countrydingess113]

Lane was so handsome! gorgeous face❤️ so sad lane passed at such a young age:( R.I.P. Lane🙏🏼 lane rides for god now!

[@michaelbechtel4944]

Excellent video , would have loved to see him ride in person, R.I.P. lane you are the best.

[@vanessawuest1114]

I really enjoyed watching Lane beautiful 😍 Missed but not forgotten

[@emanrios4983]

Pretty thang

[@robertbachelor6993]

Lane frost was a real class act if i,'ve ever in my life seen one.you,re greatly missed by many.i know that where ever you are,it,s a good place to be.

[@jonathandempsey9953]

I have the movie rip lane Frost I wished you were still here

[@AmWestColl]

a magnificent young man that I wish I could have met in person!

[@skylarterrell4913]

lane frost is one true cowboy and no one could ever replace him and if someone thinks they can then their dead wrong

[@jopete681]

I know your in heaven lane riding with Jesus now!!

[@jamesmccluskey9175]

Read your Bible but start here first. Genesis 2:7 the text is that Adam was not given a nephesh but "became a living nephesh." Nephesh ... Think for a moment, if you already have an immortal soul then why do you need God? You already have something that lives forever inside of you, why would you need a relationship with God? The Spirit that is in you is God Himself. You have no Spirit of your own. The Soul is not of the metaphysical. The Soul is something that has to be breathing and living. As exemplified in Genesis 2:7 And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the BREATH OF LIFE, and man BECAME A LIVING SOUL. Notice the words BREATH, LIFE, LIVING= SOUL. And not BREATH, LIFE, LIVING= DEATH. As exemplified in Ezekiel 18:20 The soul that sins, IT SHALL DIE. To some preachers die means you are somehow still alive in some way, But to the Word of God, it means you are dead and you don't exist in any form or realm spiritual or otherwise. Humans are made from dust Gen 2:7; 3:19. We are not spirits living in a body of flesh. We are physical creatures, so no part of us survives death. When we die, our brain dies too, and our thoughts perish. Thus, Lazuras said nothing about his experience of death because the dead are unconscious. Psalms 146:4 Lord of Lords, 1Ti 6:16 Who ONLY hath immortality, only God has an immortal soul. Not man. When ppl say we have a soul is wrong. Scripture state that we BECAME a living soul. Gen 2:7. I think ppl say we have an immortal soul in just a desperate attempt to uphold (eternal torment.) 1 Corinthians 15:52-54 We are not immortal! We die, the Bible refers to sleep plain and simple. Study to make yourself worthy of the truth. If hell is as painful as Christians believe it to be, then the time will certainly come when the souls there will think they have had enough and repent and go back to God.”

[@jopete681]

@@jamesmccluskey9175 your small minded.

[@gerasanchezim940]

That its not true

[@josephdockemeyer4807]

@@jamesmccluskey9175 James, he didn't say "God", he said "Jesus".

[@thatswhatsupcuz8926]

@@jamesmccluskey9175 I feel sorry for you, in that you/your soul is obviously lost. We'll pray for ya man! My wife said "bless his heart"!

[@JCourts2k23]

This is so sad to watch now, R.I.P Lane

[@youngcree8080]

Jb mauney watch this thousands of times the layne frost of this era 🐂🐂🐂 rides similar to layne frost two goats 🐐

[@DonReyesCLB]

In the rain, in the mud, in July in Cheyenne, they had to carry away that brave young man... If you're washed in the blood someday you'll see him again, and it won't be in the rain, in the mud, in July in Cheyenne. R.I.P Lane.

[@ONEFAITHofJESUS]

John 3:3-5 = Acts 2:38-39

[@randyfarley8937]

Aman, Absolutely Right 💯 Truth, Thank God for the Blood of Jesus Christ!!!

[@ONEFAITHofJESUS]

Amen, thank GOD for loving the world so that He would give His ONLY begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him might not perish but have everlasting life. Now only to see more men willing to preach the everlasting Gospel for treasure in Heaven rather than riches on earth.

[@alicelelean5867]

That song always makes me cry when I play it on here in my favourites list.

[@DonReyesCLB]

God bless you all my friend's, and may you all have a blessed resurrection Sunday. Thank God for the Son!

[@bd8997]

This is Gold! RIP Lane.

[@scottganthner5708]

Lane / tuff /. And the poet if you were there back in my and rodeo. They were just so great. He showed kids what to do. He showed amazing stuff. But let me tell you something that we always talked about. He was always concerned about Kelly. Well what happens on the ride stays with. He was just a good man. And like us all we just fuck up.

[@Biblicalgiants]

This was amazing. I don't even know shit about bull riding either.

[@alicelelean5867]

I'm a 55 years old wheelchair using grandma in London in the UK and I still really enjoy watching this video LOL its always good to stretch your mind and learn something new, even if there's no hope of ever doing it yourself. RIP Lane x

[@eugeneashline430]

It's so hard to believe hes gone but rip lane

[@bryankerbow7871]

RIP Lane! This is a great video even though you can tell hes just not comfortable in front of a camera. Lol. He was just a good ole cowboy and he sounded like he was just talkin to a buddy showing them how to get ready to ride.

[@TheProfessorNM]

Bryan Kerbow he looks pretty good in front of the camera to me.... he was a performer that’s what performers do...

[@dwana7771]

Dang hard to think my mom was best friends with lane even went to his wedding and i just went to a tuff hedeman rodeo so sad to see him gone

[@josephdockemeyer4807]

😮That's amazing. I bet she has some stories. Wish I could have met Lane.

[@warhammer5690]

Just saw Tuf ride in Belle Fourche SD the 3rd of July.

[@1984rapbrs]

Man I love this guy! Surely missed.

[@robshane6634]

After watching this video I'm ready to ride💪

[@mackiereaves331]

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[@AnangryLibertarian]

How'd it go?

[@robshane6634]

@@AnangryLibertarian Didn't go so well... got bucked off and stomped

[@AnangryLibertarian]

@@robshane6634 hope you're still riding brother! You are part of the .001% of men who actually have the balls to face life head on. Congrats

[@robshane6634]

@@AnangryLibertarian thanks man, I'm ok but it'll be a little while before I climb back on one. 🤙

[@HydroBro420]

man they dont make em like him anymore. rip lane

[@landonanderson7153]

Hey

[@shaunroberts9361]

You got right.

[@deansheley2489]

We miss you Brother. As a Force Recon Marine, I dont respect many men, but you were the best. R.I.P. my brother.

[@keithtaylor6069]

Lane Frost your Legend in your own kind I miss you my friend

[@yoopercouple3971]

I wish I would have known about this video back when I was riding bulls (about 20 years ago). I bought just about every video tape (yep, back before DVDs) put out at the time, but definitely don't remember seeing this one. Anybody interested in the sport should definitely watch and study this video, repeatedly. Lane gives some of the most sound advice I've ever seen in this video. Oh yeah, you should also be prepared to ride as many bulls as possible. I literally used to ride anywhere from 10 to 20 bulls a day, 6 days a week. And I still felt like it wasn't enough practice. You should also know that there is a lot more to winning rodeos than just making the whistle. To actually win any money in bull riding, you have to be GOOD. Me personally? I wasn't that good. It wasn't a matter of heart or guts. I definitely didn't lack in either of those areas. Partially, I think it just didn't come as natural to me as most guys in the sport. For one, I'm a little on the tall side at 6 feet tall. There are some fairly tall bull riders, but the vast majority of your greatest bull riders are on the shorter side. I'm not making any excuses, just saying one of the things that certainly wasn't in my favor. I looked up to guys like Lane Frost, Tuff Hedeman, Jim Sharp, Cody Lambert, Don Gay, etc., and primarily list Lane as being the one who got me interested in bull riding. Another thing that kind of worked against me was the fact that I also rode bareback broncs. It's a totally different sport with totally different forms and styles of riding. Again, not making excuses, just saying that it didn't do me any favors when I'd climb off of a horse and jump on the back of a bull (especially when I would forget to switch out the rowels on my spurs from one event to the other...never try to ride a bull with bareback rowels). The last piece of advice I could give a young guy wanting to get into this sport...do it while you're young. In fact, the younger, the better. I am originally from Florida. We had no high school rodeo in my area. If you're serious about bull riding, I highly suggest you get started by (or before) high school. If your school doesn't have a rodeo team, you should seriously try to talk your parents into moving somewhere that does. If you're going to listen to even one thing that I have said here, let it be this: If you're SERIOUS about riding bulls, go for it. If you're not, do NOT. It's literally as addictive as any drug on the planet. And it will destroy your body, your family (if you let it), your bank account (if you're not consistently WINNING rodeos), and many other aspects of your life. Rodeo (especially the PRCA - I was never in the PBR and don't think I would've gotten into that even if I were ranked high enough to make it on that circuit) is one of the greatest things in the world. But it can break you in more ways than one. Take it from a guy who just turned 42 and has felt like an 86 year-old man for the past 15 years. There are days where it's all I can do to get out of the bed. And forget ever being able to run around and play football (my other longtime love) with your kids. My shoulders are shot (both of them), I've broken just about every rib in my body (most of them have been broken at least twice each), my knees are pretty much useless today, my ankle, and most importantly...my back. That is pretty much beyond repair. Get used to breaking your nose, getting black eyes, concussions, getting teeth knocked out (I was one of the lucky ones there, still have all of mine), and TONS of little "shaving scars" all over your face. If you STILL want to ride bulls after reading that last paragraph, I say you should go for it. Just don't say you weren't warned. I wish you the best of luck and may God be with you. Oh yeah, and make sure you get ALL the safety equipment available today. One thing I disagree with Lane on here, is what he said about chaps. I saw a kid ride ONE bull (in his entire life) and he refused to wear my chaps (he didn't have any). The bull literally stomped right through his thigh. It looked like hamburger meat. He was literally carried out of the arena in a helicopter. Had to take a life flight ride on a chopper to the hospital where he wound up having numerous surgeries and therapy to learn how to walk again. Even though I've never ridden a bull without them, I learned that night that chaps are an absolute necessity in bull riding.

[@ronniesandoval5758]

My friend you could be in the PBR never set your self short to your goals stay hungry and focused on the prize

[@josephdockemeyer4807]

@@ronniesandoval5758 Are you talking to the original commenter?

[@dereklakey4024]

Great advice ,Rodeo period can break you in more ways than you can imagine. When I was 25 I broke my back when I got bucked off of a colt . 25 minutes early I told my dad that there isn't a horse alive that could buck me off when he was warning me that this horse bucks harder that most . He actually fired when he bucked meaning his back feet kick up over his back. I ended up going over his head and landed on my shoulders but broke my lower back. I didn't realize my back was broke because I hurt in my hip so I got back on and rode for a few months never hurting in my back just in my hip. 7 surgeries over 20 years and an addiction to pain killers I finally am able to have a normal life. I took my last Oxicontin on May 28th 2018 (against my Dr's advice) and my back feels great.

[@truckertom3884]

8seconds is great movie about him

[@zacharyradford5552]

But kinda shit.

[@lovetohunttv7588]

He is my favorite bull rider he is riding red rock in heaven

[@ironmaderedneck521]

Why red Rock he rode him 3x with no problem btw taking care of business was the bull he had his accident on

[@edwardbright5894]

Best Bull Rider EVER🤠👍🐂🐃🇺🇸🥇🏆

[@stevenyazzie9946]

He was the best Bull Rider of all time.. in my book. Real True Cowboy, none of them gears.

[@bobragan]

Bull Riders are not cowboys. Most have never even been on a horse. They are superb athletes, but not cowboys and should not wear a cowboy hat...

[@dereklakey4024]

@@bobragan You're an idiot!! Most bullriders grow up around horses.

[@jrocktalks6308]

@@bobragan slap yourself jackass. You don’t know shit. 🤦‍♂️

[@jrocktalks6308]

Lane will live on forever!

[@FNG_Star]

Him and JB Mauney remind me of each other so much.

[@IVImmTastesGood]

Wow that’s so sad, he died at 25 :/

[@bigcountrydippin3003]

True legend of the sport RIP Lane Frost

[@williamhandy5208]

Lane Frost was just a hell of a good cowboy

[@echokeele1014]

God bless lane🇺🇲

[@CORPORAL-dn7nn]

The pride of Quanah Texas

[@jamesmccluskey391]

Lane changed bull riding forever Rest in peace brother of rodeo man. In honor, I place a feather on my cowboy hat.

[@ericstewart1770]

thanks lane frost. i dream of a kareoke world tour i lost 45 lb so far on way to competition weight i dream of a world record bull ride i will take your advice and tuffs. happy thanksgiving to your family . eric stewart american trucker biker swimmer singer monroe city indiana

[@edwardbright5894]

LANE FROST is a LEGEND. Kelly is his True Love🤠💃👰💍

[@fullsend3961]

i love the part where he calls tuff out on not turning his toes out quite enough

[@brianmorgan9365]

Real tough cowboy! no hockey gear .

[@stevenyazzie9946]

Hell Yeah!!! Lane was the best Bull Rider of all time...

[@GoldBuckleFilms]

Brian Morgan no one uses hockey gear lol

[@josephdockemeyer4807]

@@GoldBuckleFilms Don't some use vests (like bulletproof style) and helmets. I read somewhere that Lane is the reason they started. So his death maybe saved countless lives. I kinda think he'd have liked that...

[@jeffhelms9541]

@@josephdockemeyer4807 yes they did

[@WildOutdoorLiving]

Keep in mind, he didn’t wear a helmet or vest because they didn’t exist at the time. After his death his close friend Cody Lambert and others developed the vest. Later on the helmet was introduced. Lane seems like a smart guy, pretty sure he would have worn a helmet and a vest given the chance.

[@tstryker03]

I heard J.B Mauney watches this video before every Rodeo.

[@romanpena7750]

PRICELESS!!

[@jamiepark5707]

Sad to think he Passed away not long after this video was made

[@frankmaxfield7025]

I tried riding for about 5 years in the late 90s and early 2000s. I knew this video was out there and I knew they had schools but I never had much money back then to go to a school and not enough patience to wait for a video in the mail. But damn I wish I'd seen this back early when I was chasing rodeos. I was too stupid to be scared and to stupid to have patience for videos. Guess the moral of the story is I was too stupid.

[@brandyburke1824]

lane frost you have inspired me more and more each day that you are with god and you training video has help me a lot i do ride bulls yet i pratice on pigs you probly see that people think i am crazy because i am a girl who ride bulls for a living like my uncle and the many before him and when i clime on a bull iam going to ride 10 more seconds for you god bless you

[@wgm6]

Good teacher.

[@bullridinmaniac4332]

If only lane would’ve wore a vest and he would’ve been ok😭😭😭

[@shell1493]

The vest wasn't invented at the time. It wasn't until after Lanes death that they came out with the vest, and even then there wasn't a 100% promise that he would've been okay look at the Bullriders who wear the vest and still get stepped on and killed or get broken ribs or broken backs, and other internal injuries.

[@joshstarlight4832]

Lane frost tomb stone should read "if they don't got bulls in heaven I don't want to go"

[@firebird_spleen4190]

So, you’d rather go to hell? I promise ya ain’t gonna be nothin fun there

[@thatswhatsupcuz8926]

"If heaven ain't a lot like Dixie I don't wanna go"! Thanks Hank!

[@300manu]

Lendário!!!

[@billybrinkley5532]

I use this video a lot

[@sabirahsworld4034]

Rest In Peace

[@hugocoria7053]

hell yeah he was a role model for everyone incluiding me

[@loganjumbo2889]

Lane frost and Luke perry did us a good thing.

[@JasonLee-hg9xi]

I still have the VCR tape

[@brianvanderwerken7232]

I have this on Tape

[@anthonydescheenie1132]

One of the greatest athlete of all time, bullriding is the most dangerous sport in the world,, it's not like a sissy sport like basketball,

[@cwby1978]

Got me into bull riding

[@DavidSilva-fq7nt]

Great Cowboy.

[@jaybeatty2182]

The greatest bull rider of all time.

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

Lane Frost 1987 bull Rider championship greatest Rodeo of all time before his untimely death in 1989 Cheyenne Frontier Days in Cheyenne Wyoming

[@4sgreico]

Lane in spired me to ride

[@spinoutfishing]

He was a good man, RIP

[@rodeosound]

Its funny I could pull my gear out at a bullridin theyd look at me funny but I guarentee its the exact same as lane used

[@drewnewman2347]

It’s always cool to here a legends voice R.I.P Lane frost and Luke Perry

[@itsitggg3298]

R.I.P. Champ

[@EmmieWilliamson-e2z]

At 38:58 he says after making a good bull ride there is no used to getting hurt 😞 R.I.P. lane frost

[@yesicasolares3024]

La pueden subtitular xfa

[@alvinwindsong2246]

This was cool to see. My Dad when he seen I could ride bulls , surprised what Lane said about the weight. New to me. My Dad put them on my rope because , the bells under the bull the sound spooks the bull to jump higher to buck...why, ? Well the better they buck the better the score. My Dad only did it because he said "son you can ride"! Teach some to ride try it once. Without then with see the difference in the bulls buck. Weight ? Never heard of it.

[@thatswhatsupcuz8926]

Having weight at the end of your rope makes 'rope management' much smoother. I'm 100% positive that a couple of clanging bells are going to 'spoke' a bull a lick!

[@t.g_buffington]

My pad on my rope is the bull back

[@twixable9861]

I miss you lane even tho i was not alive

[@dirtydangles1796]

jb mauney watches this a lot Cody Lambert said no one reminds me of Layne Frost then jb mauney

[@tee1up785]

The irony of this video.

[@welingtonfabianodecampos1162]

Com certeza lane tinha razão montar sempre para frente e não deitando corpo para traz , mas surge Rogério Ferreira Brazil. Quebrando tabu touros invictos montando pra frente e pra traz como rodeio evolui

[@joaopaulobastos8055]

Poderia ser traduzido para o português aí seria melhor ainda

[@jasonnester9514]

Them bulls back then didn’t buck like today’s bulls today’s bulls imo are over kill and to much

[@paulocezarcruzcruz1357]

Através da morte dele foi projetado o colete que pena

[@mandywoodcock9257]

From 1:05:38 to 1:05:46 I have that message on a pillow with him riding red rock on it I got it for my birthday from my friend who nows nothing about bull riding but my parents told them cause she makes logos so that's what she does for everyone.

[@isacferreirarodrigues4789]

Si desse pra entender o que ele fala ia dar massa

[@mizzoupatriot8814]

There wasn't anything about bull riding that Lane Frost didn't know...He was like the Michael Jordan of the sport imo.

[@ekipcrazy6797]

Like

[@theresamanuelito6532]

😀😃🎥

[@stevesavage3289]

This isn't 2nd or 3 rd time seen this

[@danielvalenzuela8047]

100%

[@pedrosampaio3140]

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