Growing up in a small town in Oregon, his dad introduced him to riding and roping. In 2005, he made the finals and had the NFR made, but his journey to get to the NFR took work. He grew up around fantastic team ropers who influenced him to be the best. He moved to Arizona to college rodeo to keep winning and get better. He started shoeing horses for a job to make a living, allowing him to stay around the best of the best. Charly was blessed to be surrounded by many individuals who helped him get to that first NFR. 



Charly's Story, Part I

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This episode focuses on some ways to get good practice without your heeler. Whether it's roping the dummy, utilizing the speed trainer, scoring your horse, or doing some solo roping on your steers there are some great ways to maximize your time alone. 

How To Get Good Practice Without A Heeler

Between the WCRA in Corpus Christi, the Women's Rodeo World Championship in Fort Worth, and the Kid Rock's Rock N Rodeo in Arlington a lot is happening in the rodeo world in May. So I sat down with two of the people who are right in the center of it all, Bobby Mote who is the president of the WCRA, Linsay Rosser-Sumpter who is the commissioner of the Women's Rodeo World Championship, and together they are the coaches for team Free Riders for the Kid Rock's Rock N Rodeo. 

Linsay Rosser-Sumpter & Bobby Mote

Brian Bolick is a remarkable individual with a diverse background and a strong commitment to service. Originally from Bessemer City, NC, Brian joined the US Army Reserves in September 1990 and served as a Combat Engineer (12-Bravo) until October 2000. Currently, Brian holds the rank of Sergeant and leads the Special Investigations Unit (VICE/Narcotics) at the Gaston County Police Department in Gastonia, NC. With 28 years of dedicated service, Brian plans to retire at the end of 2024. Throughout his career, Brian has held various roles within law enforcement, including Patrol Officer, K-9 Officer, Undercover Narcotics Detective, Explosive Breacher, and Tactical Bomb Technician for the SWAT Team. He has also served as the Bomb Squad Commander, showcasing his expertise and commitment to public safety. Outside of his law enforcement career, Brian is a proud owner and operator of the Triple Nickel Forty Company, a commercial cow/calf operation. Additionally, he recently ventured into the world of team roping, specializing in heading. His passion for roping led him to be selected for the Horns and Heroes Clinic in November 2021, and he hasn't missed an event since then. Brian Bolick is a true embodiment of dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to serving others both in his military and civilian life.

Brian Bolick

This episode focuses on the differences between a World Series barrier and a regular rodeo or rope barrier and how that dictates how I want my horse to score in the practice pen. 

Scoring Your Horse In The Practice Pen

This week I got to talk with one of the hottest young headers in the game, J. C. Yeahquo, who is fresh off a win at Houston with his new partner Buddy Hawkins. We talked about his childhood, how he got his start roping, his wrestling background, and what he's learned about rodeo and himself early on in his professional career. We shared some great stories and a lot of laughs, this is a conversation you won't want to miss. 

Charly's Story, Part I

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