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‘Rodeo is no longer a sport confined to people who live on ranches and lead a rural lifestyle. It is now open to anyone with a competitive spirit and love of excitement. If you think that rodeo is in your blood, and you would like to become a rodeo cowboy or cowgirl, there are a few things you must keep in mind.
Becoming a rodeo cowboy or cowgirl is a rewarding experience, but it does have its dangers. You need to make an honest assessment of your health and your ability, especially if you are going to ride rough stock. Rodeo cowboys and cowgirls need to be in top health due to the demands this sport places on your body.
Go to a rodeo school or clinic- Rodeo is learned by doing. There is no substitute for experience. If you don't have the advantage of having a rodeo cowboy or cowgirl in your family, then you need to go to rodeo school. Often taught by championship cowboys, these schools are a great way to try rodeo in a perfect learning environment. There are a few schools that hold numerous classes around the country. This is perhaps the most important step of beginning a rodeo career and becoming a cowboy or cowgirl.’ (Source)
Look at this! A video that explains what it takes to become a cowgirl!
Let’s continue - A Beginner’s Guide to Rodeo
Start at the beginning – Olivia wants to become a cowgirl