I disagree entirely with dropping your knee as instructed. Your right knee should stay as vertical as possible, this does allow you to get forward slightly to catch body, and then the inside horn and set up the catch, even if your horse turns or slacks off. your balance in the catch is higher and will only help for control in the turn back and throw.
At 37 I more so now want to finally get into steer wresting!
Great teaching
Wow, a very young Tyler Waguespack.
Is that Tyler?
I disagree entirely with dropping your knee as instructed. Your right knee should stay as vertical as possible, this does allow you to get forward slightly to catch body, and then the inside horn and set up the catch, even if your horse turns or slacks off. your balance in the catch is higher and will only help for control in the turn back and throw.