Professional Bull Rider

Professional Bull Rider

RodeoGuy

London, ON

Male, 23

I live my life 8-seconds at a time as an adrenaline junkie that goes event to event, matching up against some of the rankest bulls in the world in an 8-second battle for supremacy.

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Last Answer on April 08, 2014

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And where could I buy a bull rope?

Asked by Jrw almost 12 years ago

US Rodeo Supply in the US and Bramer's Rodeo and Western Supply in Canada. Both have online stores and great email support. 

when was ur first time rideing did u start right away or wait a while

Asked by isabel figueroa almost 12 years ago

I grew up around the sport and rode some calves when I was 10 and started riding steers in competition when I was 13. 

I am a 52 year old Swedish citizen grew up with horses & rode almost every day for 11 years. One thing has come to my mind & I want to ride a bull before I am too old or am I too old already?

Asked by Mats Rosenquist over 11 years ago

As long as you try it at a weekend school or clinic, you should be fine. I wouldn't recommend entering until you try it, that way you shouldn't be getting on something that will be trying to kill you the 1st time. 

what is the best advice you can give me for first time riders?

Asked by emily almost 12 years ago

Perseverence is key.  It is very frustrating to get into as most times there seems to be so much preparation into the ride, and after the gate opens, everything seems to be over in an instant.

In addition to mental preparation and perserverence, I'd recommend stretching as much as possible, so those first buck-offs remain fun!

can i ride a bull rider

Asked by kailab about 12 years ago

Thank could probably be arranged. Save a horse...

are boots really necessary to ride ? do they help to keep a good balance, do they add to the comfort of the rider or are they just there for the look ?

Asked by bullrider53 about 12 years ago

Boots for sure are necessary... They are solid and have a heel them to fasten our spurs to. Spurs are paramount as they really are 50-75% of what we are holding on with at most times... But every time a bull moves, our spurs pop out, and we have to re-position. 

Plus, walking around animals... You're going to want to wear boots ;)

I have rode mechanical bulls before and got thrown pretty quick is their any resemblance to the real think I mean their isn't much to hold on to on a mechanical bull it's not like your tie on

Asked by Skooter almost 12 years ago

There aren't many similarities, other than the rocking and spin... The real deal has much more force and speed.

The biggest difference is that they are usually made of plastic and operators don't let you wear boots...And Boots (spurs) are a major tool that we use to stay on. Plus the bull rope really helps as well. 

Nothing beats the real deaL!