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The Barrel Racer's Edge Guide
The 5-Minute Pre-Run Warm-Up Designed to Help You React Faster, Stay Stronger & Ride With More Control
Today's barrel racing competition is WICKED tough. Your body can either be the thing holding your run back- or the thing giving you an edge over your competition.
You spend intentional time warming up your horse to go make a run.
But what are you doing to prepare your body to compete?
Before you ask your horse to give you everything he's got, give your body the chance to do the same.
I created The Barrel Racer’s Edge to help you quickly identify the physical weaknesses that could be costing you balance, control, confidence, and precious tenths of a second.
Inside, you'll get a simple rider performance assessment PLUS the exact pre-run warm-up our COMPETE riders (professional rodeo athletes, futurity riders, jackpot barrel racers) use to get themselves physically ready to compete.
It's not just theory.
Our riders who use this are currently putting up some serious numbers:
- Multiple pro rodeo wins and placings
- A jackpot win by 2/10ths of a second
- The fastest time of the weekend
- Multiple personal bests
- Consistent 1D placings for multiple riders
- And a rider who recently filled her WPRA permit
This assessment will help you understand what your body need to become a better jockey and know exactly what to do before you run.
Inside The Barrel Racer’s Edge, you'll discover:
YOUR RIDER PERFORMANCE SCORE
Test your single-leg balance, core endurance, leg strength, back strength and more to see where your body is strong and where it may be leaving performance on the table.
THE 5-MINUTE PRE-RUN WARM-UP
A quick series of movements designed to get your blood and oxygen flowing, wake up the muscles you need for barrel racing, and prepare your body for better reaction time and power.
THE RIDER STRENGTH BLUEPRINT
Learn why your back, core, hips and legs matter so much when you're asking your horse to turn, stop, accelerate and change direction at speed.
THE PERFORMANCE PYRAMID
Find out where you should start and why jumping straight into high-level power and agility work before you've built the foundation can be a mistake.
