Talent is a gift. But at some point, talent isn’t going to be enough.

As you move forward in rodeo, the competition gets tougher. Everybody can rope. Everybody can ride. Everybody has talent. So what starts to separate the good athletes from the great ones? A whole lot of it comes down to preparation.

In this episode, Chase and I sit down and talk about what real preparation looks like—from your training, consistency and horsemanship to studying your craft, paying attention to the smallest details and developing a mindset that can handle pressure when it’s time to compete.

Because better performance doesn’t just happen when the pressure is on. It’s built in the practice pen, at the barn, in the little decisions nobody sees and in the work you’re willing to keep doing over and over again.

If you want to compete at the next level, don’t just rely on your talent. Learn to prepare for where you want to go.

Let's Elevate Your Game! 🔥

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What happens outside the arena matters.

In this episode of Ride Rope Rodeo, I sit down with my lifelong friend and breakaway roper, Kacey Kobza, to talk about resilience, adversity, and the mindset it takes to keep moving forward in rodeo and in life.

We talk about how the discipline and work ethic we build outside the arena directly impact what happens inside it, why you have to learn to take care of the controllables, and how to move forward after a bad run, setback, or tough season.

Kacey also shares her powerful story of battling Hodgkin's lymphoma at a pivotal time in her rodeo career and what that experience taught her about fighting, faith, and learning to pivot when life doesn't go according to plan.

If you're a rodeo athlete, competitor, parent, or coach, this conversation will challenge you to stop dwelling, stop comparing, and start building the resilience you need for whatever comes next.

The work outside the arena is what prepares you for what happens inside it.

Let's elevate your game!🔥

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Success in rodeo - and in life - is never enough if your identity is built on performance alone.

In this episode of Ride Rope Rodeo, I sit down with professional bronc riders Waitley and Traven Sharon for an honest conversation about faith, competition, confidence, and what it truly means to build your identity in Christ instead of your results in the arena.

Whether you're battling a losing streak, struggling with confidence, or chasing the next buckle believing it will finally satisfy you, this conversation is a reminder that lasting peace, true confidence, and purpose aren't found in winning - they're found in Jesus.

If you're a rodeo athlete, competitor, coach, or anyone trying to balance faith with high performance, this episode is for you.

Key Takeaways:

• Why your identity should never depend on wins, losses, or performance.
• How faith creates confidence and resilience during difficult seasons.
• Practical ways to stay mentally strong when rodeo isn't going your way.
• How daily habits, discipline, and Scripture build an unshakable foundation.
• Why true fulfillment will never come from buckles, paychecks, or success alone.

If this episode encourages you, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with another athlete who needs this reminder.

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