Monday, January 10, 2011

Gary Leffew Bull Riding School

Gary Leffew
BULL RIDING SCHOOL
  *** March 17, 18, 19, 2011 ***  
 Nephi, UT Fairgrounds
  
Students are limited – $100 deposit required
 (deposit will be applied toward tuition cost)
Bull Riding Tuition $450.00
Steer Riding Tuition $375.00

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Contact: (Entries) Shawn Stephens 801-380-5265
Mail Fees Payable to Leffew Bull Riding School
c/o  Shawn Stephens
5079 West 9600 South
Payson UT 84651
(Info) Gary Leffew 805-929-4286
Alumni
HUGO PEDRERO                     KODY LOSTROH          STEVE WOOLSEY
2009 CBR CHAMP                   2009 PBR CHAMP       4 TIME NFR QUALIFIER

Friday, January 7, 2011

Diamond Fork Junior Rodeo Series

Diamond Fork Rodeo Series
January 15, February 19, March 19
Spanish Fork Fairgrounds
Spanish Fork, Utah


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Friday, August 6, 2010

Don't Forget







Tonight I had a great reminder that I wanted to share with all moms especially rodeo moms.  We get so wrapped up in the day to day tasks that we forget a very important part of Life and Motherhood. Being a rodeo mom we have the responsibility of making sure that our kids are practicing and we forget to have FUN!  So tonight I threw a little fun into our practice.   

First, we had family and friends with us this always helps. Kids feed off of each other and without realizing they help each other reach new levels.  

Second,  I took some much needed one on one time.   I focused on my  younger son.   He loves to run barrels and poles but often his practice time gets shortened or skipped all together for roping.  

Third, we had a little friendly competition in the practice pen.  The boys were all flanking and tying calves.   When I say boys this is dads included.  They were timing each other and betting drinks.  My oldest son was struggling so I went over and joined the competition.  I bet him I could flank and tie a calf.  To everyone's amazement I did it.  This did two things. Gave me bragging rights and made my son try even harder.  It is not cool to get beat in front of your peers by your mom.    

Probably the most important thing is we were having fun.  There was no yelling and fit throwing.  I gained a new perspective which will aid me in coaching my kids in the practice pen.  We all know how important practice is to being number one but do we know how important fun practice is for having confident, happy, successful little cowboys and cowgirls.