r/Rodeo

They have some rank ass horses! Who knew?

Bull riding for the first time next week. I cannot—for the life of me—decide whether I should use my left or right hand to hold the rope

Fully aware people say to use your dominant arm (that would be my right) as the counterbalancing arm, but my left is noticeably weaker than my right

However, I do feel my balance recall is noticeably robust with my right

Should I still use my left arm to hold the rope considering it’s a lot weaker than my right?

Hey—French guy here, traveling through Texas and New Mexico this April.

I’m looking to catch a few rodeos while I’m around. Not really interested in the super touristy stuff—more keen on something authentic, whether it’s a smaller local event or a solid regional one.

If you’ve got recommendations for April (dates, towns, anything worth the detour), I’m all ears.

Cheers

Anyone here knows where to buy equipments? I’m a rodeo enthusiast here in the Philippines 🇵🇭 (Asia) and i’m having a hard time looking for sites on where to buy these kind of equipments for bull-riding. If you have any 2nd hand equipments just hit me up i might be interested, lets talk. Thanks!!