The importance of doing the hard things with Cheyenne Wimberley.

Cheyenne Wimberley shares her approach to training young horses, her thoughts on incentives, and some of the bloodlines she favors.

The importance of building a career outside of rodeo and how Cheyenne Wimberley did so and then returned to the NFR 20 years later.

The importance of preparation, mindset and riding five different horses at the pro rodeo level with Cheyenne Wimberley.

Cheyenne Wimberley explains how a simple tactic can help people beat anxiety when running at major events.

Cheyenne Wimberley demonstrates how hand positions 1, 2 and 3 are used in relation to how stiff or flexible her horses start out in their warm-up and how she transitions this system to barrel work.

Cheyenne Wimberley's approach, rate area and footwork to and around the first barrel.

Cheyenne Wimberley demonstrates rate points and footwork on the second and third barrels as well as her typical trot and lope throughs on the pattern.

The habit of training barrel horses to use their inside hind leg as a driver through the turns demonstrated by Cheyenne Wimberley.

Cheyenne Wimberley shares her thoughts on different styles of training rate for the turns.

Cheyenne Wimberley demonstrates how steering position with her hands, rate point and correct repetition create a correct first barrel.

A look at how Cheyenne Wimberley prevents horses from getting chargey in the alley.

Cheyenne Wimberley demonstrates how maintaining forward motion to the third barrel helps horses finish the turn and shave time without cheating the turn.

Cheyenne Wimberley focuses on centered riding rather than shifting weight to the outside of her saddle, or to the outside stirrup, in the turns.

Cheyenne Wimberley demonstrates how a rider's lower and upper body positions work together to help ride the turn.

How proper use of split reins helps Cheyenne Wimberley use her hands in a balanced and effective manner when training.

Cheyenne Wimberley discusses the importance of taking ample time to train, as well as her thoughts on futurity timelines and the D system.

Cheyenne Wimberley talks about timelines with regard to getting her horses solid at home and gradually progressing through exhibitions to entering races.

Cheyenne Wimberley shows what it takes to perfect the use of rein positions 1, 2 and 3 to optimize her 4-year-old gelding's body position.

How Cheyenne Wimberley uses her lead steers to assist the training process for shape, rate, hand position and much more--and how you can do the same even if you don't have steers.

Cheyenne Wimberley demonsrates the perfect circle, loose rein drill she uses to work with the challenging yet extremely talented gelding Royal Blue Fame, "Chewy."

Cheyenne Wimberley takes a measured approach to applying discipline off the pattern in order for that level of respect to translate fully to the pattern.

When Cheyenne Wimberley tracks her lead steers, she works on various elements of her training program including rein position, body control and stopping.