The break over action comes from the contrast between the swing and the release in the delivery. The swing is vertical, and the release snaps down which makes the bottom string kick over and complete the loop. Using some wrist action will help you, and too much of that will make the loop turn over too fast. I’m short, there needs to be some wrist action but with lots of practice, you’ll find the sweet spot between too much and not enough.
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Very descriptive. Great video! 👍
Glad it helped! Thanks for checking out the channel!
You are correct, it is a turnover not a Johnny Blocker. A Johnny Blocker the tip is down on the left shoulder.
Could you show a close up of how you split your loop ? Thanks
Sure thing! We’ll make that this week and get it published!
David,
We just uploaded a more detailed video about splitting the loop.
We hope it helps!
@@StartupCowboy Thanks , l just saw it . Now I need to practice .
does swinging vertically like that not hit the back of your horse?
Not usually but it has happed haha
Thats how my grandpa roped
Are you rolling your wrist in your delivery?
The break over action comes from the contrast between the swing and the release in the delivery. The swing is vertical, and the release snaps down which makes the bottom string kick over and complete the loop. Using some wrist action will help you, and too much of that will make the loop turn over too fast.
I’m short, there needs to be some wrist action but with lots of practice, you’ll find the sweet spot between too much and not enough.
@@StartupCowboy thanks