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In this issue

KEEP ROPING : Shoulder injuries can sideline team
ropers in a flash. The shoulder is the least stable joint in the human body, but there are a variety of exercises and techniques to add strength and longevity to this critical element of the ropers’ arsenal. by Julie Mankin, TRUST THE PROCESS: “Trust the process” is a popular phrase used to encourage mental
strength and patience, but what does it really mean in team roping? It’s about finding balance between the
emotional and intellectual parts of one’s mind, and implementing strategies for long-term success. by Kathy Korell-Rach, PhD...

The Team Roping Journal Magazine Description:

Publisher: Equine-Network,-LLC

Category: Sports

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Spin To Win Rodeo is the only nationally-distributed independent magazine in the rodeo industry. This 14-year-old publication caters to people who are not only rodeo fans, but participate at an amateur level in the sport. Team roping and barrel racing form the core of monthly instructional articles designed to help these competitors improve in the arena.