How To Regain Confidence After Missing A Steer with Matt Sherwood

Matt Sherwood discusses maintaining a positive attitude and regaining confidence after missing a steer on this episode of “The Short Score,” brought to you by the WCRA.

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About Matt Sherwood:

Matt Sherwood built a professional team roping career from the bottom up, after having a family and building a business in Pima, Arizona. A George Strait Team Roping Classic champion header and a RFD-TV’s The American finalist in the heeling, Sherwood can work both ends at an elite level. He’s helped develop the careers of younger ropers along the way—including Hunter Koch and Trey Yates—and he’s a prolific teacher at roping schools across the country.

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About WCRA (World Champions Rodeo Alliance):

WCRA is a professional sport and entertainment entity, created to develop and advance the sport of rodeo by aligning all levels of competition. In association with the PBR, WCRA produces major rodeo events, developing additional opportunities for rodeo-industry competitors, stakeholders, and fans. To learn more, visit wcrarodeo.com. For athletes interested in learning more about the WCRA Virtual Rodeo Qualifier (VRQ) system, visit app.wcrarodeo.com.

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