Tying Lesson with Trevor Brazile

Trevor Brazile lays out some of the fundamentals he worked on, while giving a lesson to a young tie-down roper who visited the Flying B. Trevor takes him through stringing and sitting on one, and also talks about some of the exercises he did to become stronger in his hips and thighs to hold the correct position through the tie. At the end, Trevor talks with him about how these are the same fundamentals that have helped guys like Tuf Cooper and Shad Mayfield be successful on calves that aren't the best ones in the draw.
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[@loganmason22]

Great video! I’ve been getting into roping and I’m really enjoying it. Thanks for the great content.

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Logan Mason thanks for watching! Keep after it. 💪🏼

[@danielchomistek6113]

Mr. Brazile,
Nobody's ever heard of me, because when I was trying to go pro, an unlucky string of accidents forced me to quit.
The reason I'd like to talk to you, is because I was always a bit of a science geek, using physics of motion to analyze the tie and eliminate wasted movement.
Everybody these days still ties (clocking from the peg) times of 2.1 to 2.5 seconds.
My normal tie was 1.5, and balls out could pull off 1.2 for about 25% of my ties.
My practice routine was 50 perfect ties a day. If the wraps weren't lined up perfect, if I stuck the hooey, or bobbled the string, or messed up in any way whatsoever, the run didn't count, which usually meant about five hundred ties a day, so many I'd have to I'd have to wrap the calves' legs, AND MY FINGERS, in electrical tape so things weren't raw and bleeding at the end of every practice.
Honestly, I doubt if anybody'll ever get back to me BUT...
For those interested in seeing if I'm blowing smoke instead of smoking a tie, I can be reached at [e-mail]

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Shoot me some vids to [e-mail]. Love to see ‘em!