George Veater gives the best advice to his Rodeo School Students

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Although I wasn't able to join them the full time at their school, I was able to give them some of my wisdom and encouragement. It's an honor to support the next generation of Bronc Riders. The sport has done so much for me in my life and I hope it will continue to do so with theirs.
George Veater gives the best advice to his Rodeo School Students
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[@Danny2310C]

Great speech George gave all the Cowboys great advice about this great sport

[@williamstutzman3819]

That’s the best speech I ever listened to

[@americannavajopatriot9412]

Wow! These kids are in the midst of a wealth of information and experiences👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Mr Veater said it in three words..
"Suck it in" 💥💥💥

[@GeorgeVeater]

Thank you

[@dariuskelleydk]

The knowledge and words shared on this video is beyond what you do, but truly who you are. Honestly, even if your not a cowboy I feel you have to meet George Veater. It’s so funny to me found this guy on a podcast, having to do with fitness, and now I am hooked to the rodeo aspect and character aspect of what you do and embody.

[@GeorgeVeater]

Thanks Darius.

[@Tmanoutdoors183]

Hey George the as really good man love what you guys said

[@jessebegay3709]

Thank you for the words I appreciate watching your videos keep doing what you do best I appreciate the saddle I'm thankful for you

[@GeorgeVeater]

Thanks Jesse

[@curtisdavis5237]

Good to hear your positive attitude George!! Cowboy up always.

[@jgilmo3939]

Man I love this kind of motivation, I worked every event in Rodeo, and produced many Rodeos and Bull ridings, when I was thirteen years old I lived and breathed every aspect of Rodeo. I used to slow down rides from Champs and look into the Science of it, never had any free time, I could always tinker with my inside binds or put some benzoin on my glove. Nowadays I put the same effort into my Profession.

[@stellamariesmithson1431]

Thank you George. Thank you guys
Very motivating. I think everyone could take something from that.

[@GeorgeVeater]

Thank you Stella

[@MrDavidrex]

Sorry I missed this. The worlds a better place with George on it. It’s not what you take, it’s what you give. Oddly the more you give the more your given’. Cowboy up and go for the ruff stock. Thanks George.

[@josephcfox2937]

Man I want to go to one of his schools but can't get in contact with him I want to be a tough bronc rider, like my favorite greats Tom reeves, bud lomgbrake, and Dan Mortensen

[@wickedstitches4437]

I feel inspired by this sport how do I become a bronc rider if I have no experience or connections into this sport. I live in California where do i start

[@cowboyoperator215]

Hi

[@pierrecrampagne6826]

Par delà la vidéo, je vois que vous montrez l'exemple, ce qu'il faut faire et ne pas faire lors d'une monte d'un b r o n c o . Pour ceux qui sont en très bon état physique, vous donnez envie de se mettre au rodéo. Je vous félicite pour ce que vous faites et pour tout. Vous êtes un très bon patron que tout le monde aimerais avoir, même parmi ses amis. Faire de ce divertissement de cowboys à l'origine, avec votre ranch,
le club je l'espère le plus couru, et où il faut se montrer, et qu'il soit à la mode ( De la coupe de cheveux j' u s q u ' a u x chaussures être cowboy sous le logo de votre ranch ) p e r i c l e s 32410