Pivot Point of View

In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Jamie Olson of Jamie Olson Performance Horses opens up about the physical and emotional challenges that pushed him to a breaking point — and ultimately led to a major shift in his life. From broken bones and shoulder pain to a renewed sense of purpose, Jamie's story is raw, real, and relatable for anyone who's ever felt stuck and knew something had to change. This episode is about recognizing the hard truth — and deciding to do something about it. Stay tuned for Part 2, where Jamie shares the specific steps he took to transform his health, lose weight, and become a stronger, more effective rider in the process. —

In this episode of Pivot Point of View, we're bringing you a full recap of the Extreme Cowgirl Challenge in Leoti, Kansas, joined by two incredible guests: CJ Garland and Jason Perry of Perry Quarter Horses.From wild runs to intense obstacles, CJ and Jason walk us through the highlights, the grit, and the glory of this high-stakes event. But it's not just about competition—we dive into the behind-the-scenes of staying strong in the saddle.Both CJ and Jason are longtime clients of Pivot Point Rider Rehab, and they share how targeted therapy has helped them overcome shoulder pain, weakness, and chronic headaches, keeping them sharp and competitive in and out of the arena.If you're a rider who pushes hard and wants to stay in the game pain-free, this episode is for you.

Welcome to Pivot Point of View, the podcast where we dive into the intersection of performance, wellness, and partnership—both in and out of the saddle. Brought to you by Pivot Point Equine & Rider Rehab, this week's episode is all about mindset.We're talking about how your mental game influences everything—from your health and recovery, to your relationship with your horse, to how you show up in competition and in everyday life. Whether you're navigating setbacks, chasing goals, or just trying to stay balanced, this episode will give you tools and perspective to shift your thinking and get back in alignment.

Saddle fit matters—more than most riders realize. In this episode of the Pivot Point of View podcast, we unpack how improper saddle fit can negatively affect both horse and rider, from biomechanics and posture to behavior and long-term soundness.We cover:Key signs your saddle may not be working for your horse or youHow poor fit can lead to compensation patterns, pain, and performance issuesCommon saddle fit mythsWhat to look for in a well-balanced saddle setupWhether you ride competitively or for work, understanding saddle fit is essential for connection, comfort, and results. Tune in and rethink your ride from the Pivot Point perspective.

In this episode of Pivot Point of View, we saddle up and dive deep into the wild, gritty world of ranch bronc riding with TeJay Fenster—where real working cowboys and cowgirls test their mettle in the arena using the same gear they rely on out on the range.We explore the roots of this traditional rodeo event, the difference between ranch bronc and pro saddle bronc, and what makes this event a true showcase of ranch life and rider toughness.You'll hear about the physical demands on both horse and rider, why functional strength is crucial.Whether you're in the saddle or in the stands, this conversation highlights the heart, heritage, and hard work that define ranch bronc riding.Listen in and learn how therapy meets tradition in one of rodeo's most authentic events.

In this episode, we dive into the gritty reality behind a surprisingly common issue among riders & ropers: shoulder impingement. Whether you're swinging a rope in the arena, reaching up to your saddle horn, bridling a horse, or chasing with a particularly feisty donkey at a jackpot in Oklahoma, your shoulder takes a beating.We'll break down what shoulder impingement actually is, how it shows up in riders & ropers, and why events like donkey roping—yes, it's a real thing—can put your shoulder mechanics to the test. From inflammation to instability, we cover the signs to watch for and share practical tips to help you stay strong, pain-free, and roping for the long haul.

Sherry Jarvis helps so many riders gain confidence in her riding, so when she thought she was going to have to give it up, due to pain, she was devastated. She is a published author and horse trainer and thought she was getting near the end of her riding career, until recently when she started on her program with us here at Pivot Point. Listen in as Sherry tells her story and shares feeling devastated when the biggest part of her identity was being jeopardized. She shares her experience with getting started on our program and the changes she has seen in just 10 days. Check out her program and website at https://heartinyourhand.com Find her on facebook at Sherry Jarvis Horsemanship

March has been a whirlwind of activity with lots of equine events, despite the cold weather. Destri & Becky recap the month, plus have some fun extracurricular activities to talk about! This episode shows the lighter side of our Pivot Point Professionals!If you enjoy the episode, please subscribe to the podcast and share with others!

In this episode of "Pivot Point of View", Becky & Destri get the opportunity to chat with Dr. Jordan Barber, acupuncturist and pain management specialist, about different ways to manage pain issues, from use of techniques such as trigger point work with acupuncture or dry needling, and then also working to correct the issues that created the trigger point in the first place. Dr Barber feels there is a unique set of issues that develop for people that spend time in the saddle, whether it is a saddle on a horse or a bicycle. Time in the saddle can create issues with the pelvic floor in both men and women. Jordan also has a passion for helping other healthcare workers find their vision and passion for their practices, with patient centered treatments that align with helping the patient find ways to successfully manage their health beyond the traditional confines of the current healthcare system. He recently published "Realigning Medicine" as a guide for practitioners to take control of their healthcare practice. Find out more about Dr. Barber and his practices and book at https://drjordanbarber.com/If you find value in this episode, please like, share and rate our podcast, to help us reach more people and help them live their best life and let their health be the pivot point to their success.

In this episode of Pivot Point of View, Dru Stewart from the Equine Network stops by to talk about his journey from roping and creating content on YouTube, to training to run a 100k Trail Ultra. Dru and Destri also talk about how physical changes in your body can affect your roping, from riding different horses to the roping classification number system. Then, Dru talks about the Timed Event Finals and his experience training for this Iron Man event. Lots of great content in this episode, stay hooked, you won't want to miss it!

This mother daughter duo is fun to listen to, as they describe their passion for their breeding program, and for life. Ashlee and Cydnee both are on Pivot Point programs and give the viewer an honest insight as to what being on a program is like and what it has done for the health and wellbeing. Cydnee is a team roper with Fort Hays State University and is part of the team that has volunteered to get fit with Pivot Point Equine & Rider Rehab. She noticed that an old knee problem from high school has improved dramatically with our program, and now finds that she can help her horse stay more honest, with better use and strength of her left leg. Ashlee manages all things breeding, from collection of studs, to embryo transfers, marketing colts and everything in between at the ranch and couldn't let ankle pain slow her down. Check out their program and stallions at www.tienquarterhorses.net. If you find value in this episode, please like, share and be sure to subscribe so that we can help spread our message for health and wellness with the western community.

We have been working hard to make our client experience the best possible. We have updated our website so that it is easier to book appointments, and understand what we do best. Listen in as Becky and Destri discuss the new website, the exercise app, and some of the individuals they have been able to help this week with virtual evals. Check out the new website at www.pivotpointequine.com. Please rate and share our podcast with others so we can grow our audience and continue to help those in need.

Oh baby~ Its cold outside! Becky & Destri talk about cold weather care of horses, as well as cold weather preparation and attire as you exercise or work outside.From colic prevention and care in a blizzard, to tips to keeping them eating and drinking in this weather. They also discuss the controversial topic of to blanket or not blanket your horse in the winter.They also dive into how a morning routine can set your day up for success. Becky starts her day at 5:30, with a gym workout, then her gratitude journal to get her mind right to get the most out of her day.If you enjoy this episode, please like and share it with your friends and family to help us grow the show.

Becky & Destri have been covering some territory lately. In this episode, they recap the last couple weeks for the Pivot Point Team, which includes Destri covering the Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo with the Justin Sports Medicine Team as well as with Becky at Fort Hays State University to evaluate and program the college rodeo athletes on the team. Becky also had the opportunity to ride a very nice reined cow horse trained by Jayde Trump and saw patients from Kansas and Nebraska at barrel races and privately to help meet people where they are at and get them help. If you enjoy this episode, please be sure to like, share and subscribe so we can reach more people with our health and wellness message for the western industry.

Do you have chronic pain or illness that the doctors have no idea where it is coming from? Dr. David Clarke has been the guy to call when nothing seems to show up and tests are all negative, but the pain won't go away. He is a board certified gastroenterologist, that has been instrumental in helping people identify area of their life that may have created trauma, that gets internalized and manifests itself in unrelenting pain in the body. He provides simple ways to identify some of these areas that may be problematic, as well as some tips and tactics to help start you on your healing journey. If you are struggling with finding answers to your chronic pain or illness, visit https://www.symptomatic.me to see if this may be the case for you. Here you will find resources that can help you get to the bottom of your perplexing problem. If you find value in this episode, please subscribe and share the video with others to help us spread the message that you don't have to live with chronic pain.

Everyone is looking to be motivated, especially this time of year, but Emma touches on a very important part of success, which is NOT motivation, but instead discipline. Motivation can get you started, but it truly takes discipline to get you to your goals. Tune into this episode to find out more about how this 19 year old harnesses her discipline to do the things others are not willing to do. She has picked up a part time job selling knives while attending college and it is truly changing her life, as well as many other lives of young adults across the country

In this episode, Becky & Destri discuss how leg length issues contribute to pain in people and horses. Becky also shares her slip up with her contractor about the 50 shades of grey that she has on her property.

Have you heard of Andy Frisella's "75 Hard" program for mental toughness? In this episode, Becky & Destri dive into the program a bit deeper, and then also compare it to its easier counterpart, "75 Soft". Becky and a group of Pivot Point followers have started 75 hard this year in 2025. Some of them found the 75 hard to be more than they could commit to, so they have opted to do the 75 soft plan. Listen in as Pivot Point of View describes the differences, to see which plan might be right for you. If you want to dramatically improve your mental discipline to better your life, you will want to look at the 75 hard program. Check out the full details at https://andyfrisella.com

Becky & Destri are back from the holiday break and take a look back at 2024, while also giving a preview of 2025. In this episode they cover some highs, some lows, and what is coming up on the horizon.

This week's episode features Becky and Destri talking about the NFR along with the importance of your mindset going into the new year. From injuries, to intense finishes over the 10 days of the NFR, Becky and Destri Recap the best 10 days of the year. They also talk about the intense demand that level of competition puts on not only the athletes, but their equine partners as well. Having a clear and positive mind is half the battle during competition and Becky and Destri share their own experiences from the weekend of their own competitions.

In this episode, Becky & Destri get a chance to talk to CJ Garland of Perry Quarter horses about "The Extreme Cowgirl Challenge". This is a first of its kind team event designed & hosted by Perry Quarter Horses, and is for cowgirls who normally compete in Reined Cow Horse &/or Ranch Horse events. Their goal is to give these fantastic athletes & their horses a stage to show their stuff as part of a team. This year's event will take place on Mothers day weekend, May 9-11, 2025 at Perry Quarter Horses Ranch located just outside of Leoti, Kansas. Be sure to mark it on your calendars to attend. If you would like to be a part of the action by sponsoring or volunteering, reach out to CJ Garland, through her website at https://www.perryquarterhorses.com or through their facebook page for Perry Quarter Horses or the FaceBook event page for "Extreme Cowgirl Challenge 2025" Help us grow the show by sharing this episode and subscribing to our channel.

Tune in as we welcome Lidia Taylor with Dressage for Everybody. Her expertise in helping riders of all disciplines learn how to cue their horses at a natural point in their stride is a gamechanger in improving communication with horse and rider. She is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about improving the conversation between horse and rider, along with identifying restrictions in riders and their horses. This helps connect the dots to mitigate potential issues and solve them in a quiet simple way that helps to gain the trust of your horse and abilities. Listen in now!

At 72 years old, Jerri Duce's trick riding performance at the 2024 Canadian National Finals Rodeo took the world by storm. She is accomplished in many areas of the rodeo scene not only in trick riding, but also is a nine time Canadian Barrel Racing Champion. She was the first Canadian woman to qualify for the National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City in 1975 and was the first woman inducted into the Canadian Pro-Rodeo Hall of Fame in 1997. She has worn many hats in the western industry running a trick riding school and now works in the film industry as a horse wrangler and stunt double. She has been a part of films such as: Billy the Kid; Buffalo Bill and the Indians; Shang Hi Noon; Let him Go and The Scarlet Letter A. Her fitness is crucial to her health and longevity and she shares the things she does to stay fit.

This week Becky and Destri discuss off season conditioning further including recovery strategies, and types of training that are appropriate in off season, and reconditioning yourself and your horse for the upcoming season.

In the first of our series of off season conditioning episodes, Destri and Becky dive in deeper to the process of goal setting to get your mind right and a path set to success in this next year. In this episode, Becky shares with you the process she has used to set goals in her businesses and with her horses to give her a clear path or plan to success. This process involves breaking this up into the Bigger 1 year vision; into 90 day sprints; 30 day objectives; and 1 week tasks. For you copy of these goal setting forms, email Becky at pivotpointequine@gmail.com and ask for the goal setting sheets. She would love to learn more about you and help you with your goals. If you enjoyed the podcast, please like, subscribe and share the podcast with others, helping us help others!

Cameron of Schoneberg Performance bits joins Becky & Destri in this episode to discuss how a welder, turned bit maker, has made such a name for himself in the western industry. You can find Cameron's bits in the hands of many elite trainers, such as Andrea Fappani in the reining world; as well as Kristin Weaver Brown, Ashley Schafer, Samantha Flannery, Joy Wargo, Pete Owen, Lauren Strough, and Becca Fellman in the barrel racing world. Cameron and his wife Emily along with their son are all hands on deck to build the best bits in the industry. They are about giving you practical advice when it comes to bits and changes that are needed to enhance your horse's performance, even if that means only changing your curb strap, instead of a whole new bit. You can find Schoneberg stock bits at Tesky's or order a custom bit at https://www.schonebergbits.com. Please help us grow our audience, by subscribing, rating and sharing our podcast with others. Thank you!

Destri is joined in this episode by Dr. Ian Goodman of Tulsa Bone & Joint Associates, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. They discuss hip labrum tears; non-operative vs operative options for treatment. They also discuss expected recovery time. If you are having hip pain when you ride, this episode is full of great information about the hip joint and labrum. Check out Dr. Goodman and his colleagues at https://tulsaboneandjoint.com/

Drew and Cristi Gaffney of the Cornhusker Futurity and barrel race sit down with Becky to dive into the ins and outs of putting on a futurity as a couple and how their breeding program has developed and produced winners over the years. They share a passion for good horses and love to be able to use them on their Nebraska sandhills ranch. They discuss the benefits of talking to people who are knowledgeable about the horse business when making decisions about breeding or starting young ones. Cristi and Drew also visit about dating after divorce and politics. They are firm believers in patriotism and picking the candidate that you think that will do the best job running our country. Be sure to put the Cornhusker Futurity and Barrel Race on your calendar for Labor Day weekend each year.

Being a PRCA Rodeo announcer, Travis brings a unique perspective about health and wellness to "Pivot Point of View" in this episode. He not only gets a front row seat to watching rodeo athletes compete and develop over the years, but he also gets some great insiders behind the scenes perspective at the elite events across the country. Travis provides some great nuggets on life as well: "Be willing to say 'yes' to something you have never done before" ~ It just might change your life. "Never let the same mistake beat you twice" If you like this episode, please subscribe and share it with others!

Deb and Steve Christy have been producing barrel races in the Nebraska and Kansas region for years and they understand what it takes to put on a great race. Deb is quick to give credit to her wonderful help that has been helping her from the start. Deb also knows a thing or two about rider rehab, having had a total hip replacement and also preparing for a total knee replacement later this year. Deb discusses how her sessions with Pivot Point have helped her get on her horses better and do every day tasks like climbing stairs with less pain. If you are ever in Nebraska or Kansas in the winter, please head over to one of her amazing races for a fun time, with lots of camaraderie. Check out her website at https://trianglecross.com for a schedule and information.

Necessity is the mother of all invention and that holds true with these passionate equine enthusiasts, Jill and Lynda. They saw a need for something to help reduce anxiety and connect a horse that seemed to have problems with stability. With their background in nursing and massage therapy, they started researching ways to connect the nervous system and body to provide more stability and unity in the horse, which ultimately improves physical performance and function. Over the years, they have found their product, the Eagle ProSix, to be a central pattern generator and helps horses over come compensation patterns that develop due to weakness, illness or injury. The power of what this amazing elastic band system can do is not even fully known yet as they are currently undergoing a research study to validate the clinical and functional improvements that they see daily in their horses and the happy customers that love the product as much as we do. Check out the Eagle ProSix at https://www.eagleprosix.com/ and tell them you heard all about on "The Pivot Point of View"

Becky, Destri, Gimmie Jo, and Emma are excited to offer a 2 day retreat experience in Hays, Kansas at the beautiful Triple Eight Equine facility! For anyone that has attended a 1 day clinic, this will be similar, but we will dive in much deeper to the rider health and wellness side of the equation. From fitness and pain management, to your spiritual health and mental wellbeing- we want to bring the pieces of the puzzle together. Join us for two days, while you work on yourself on the inside, let Destri and Becky work on you from the outside! We will offer manual therapy sessions for you to help ease your pain and get you on the right track before heading home! This is a one of a kind experience you will want to be a part of! Message us, on any of our social media platforms, if you want to save your spot! The cost is $600 with a $100 deposit required to hold your spot. Bring a friend for a fun filled weekend of self care with a side of horses!

Susan is known for telling it like it is. She may seem like a rough and tumble kind of gal, and one that you wouldn't want to mess with, but she has a soft side to her too, as you will hear in this interview as she talks about her role as the Nebraska NBHA state director with Becky and Destri. Susan is passionate about what she does and wants everyone to feel at home when you attend one of her races. She tries hard to make sure that beginners feel as welcomed as the seasoned veterans when you enter her barrel race. She has faced her share of adversity in her life and finds friendship and support within the barrel racing community in her home state. Check out the Nebraska NBHA schedule on Facebook or the website at https://www.nenbha.com and contact Susan if you would like to become a member.

In this episode of Pivot point of View, Destri & Becky discuss different taping techniques that they use for various ailments, in people and horses. Tune in to find out what taping techniques might help you!

Are you having knee pain? In this episode, Becky & Destri discuss different types of knee pain, causes, and what you can do to ease the pain in the knees.

This interview with Jayde Trump of Trump Performance Horses is packed full of lots of nuggets for life. Jayde dives in deep into what life is like as a believer, horse trainer, coach, wife, and mother. She shares how her platform with horses has allowed her to share the love of the Lord and help people work through problems with their horse and that winning doesn't always mean success in the arena. To win in life you have to be a good person, which is the ultimate goal. She talks about being a pregnant horse trainer and how that changed her horse training business, as well as how she worked to get back in the saddle postpartum. For more information about Jayde and Trump Performance Horses, visit https://www.trumpperformancehorses.com/

Barrel racer Jyme Beth Powell doesn't let injuries become her excuses!

Becky & Destri continue their conversation with Dr. Jyme Nichols of Blue Bonnet Feeds regarding equine nutrition with general feeding guidelines, as well as a deep dive into topics like gut health, heat stress, signs of choke in horses, and tips to get your horse to eat those things that are good for them, but they might not think so!

The "Feed Room Chemist" joined us in this episode of "Pivot Point of View" where we talk about all things equine nutrition. Dr. Jyme Nichols of Blue Bonnet Feeds provides an in depth look into equine nutrition and provides insight for managing different behaviors that can be caused by holes in your nutrition program that lead to things like gastric and hind gut ulcers. You can learn more about what Dr. Jyme and her team can do at www.bluebonnetfeeds.com or listen to her podcast "Feed Room Chemist" for more in depth discussions on equine nutrition.

Destri shares his experience from covering the National High School Rodeo Finals in Rock Springs, Wyoming as an athletic trainer on the sports medicine team. From injuries in the rough stock arena, to ACL tears in the goat tying, Destri gives a little insight into his time spent there over the past few years of covering this amazing event.

In Phil Haugen Horsemanship Part 2 of "Pivot Point of View", Becky and Destri continue their conversation with Phil Haugen about horsemanship and the importance of fitness on your riding and ability to communicate effectively with your horse. Phil also talks about personal development, goal setting, mindset and working on getting 1% better every day, whether its in your horsemanship, personal life, or business. He offers clinics around the country, as well as mentorship weeks at his facility in Weatherford, Oklahoma, where participants can dive deep into goal setting, business planning, and all things to help make their business in the western industry more successful. He also discusses the initial framework of his certification program for trainers to become certified in his method of training. "Be Your Best Horsemanship" is Phil's podcast, where he discusses topics related to horsemanship and personal development.

Becky & Destri get a chance to visit with Phil Haugen of Weatherford, Oklahoma. Phil is a horse trainer and clinician, traveling the world over bridging the language barrier between horses and riders. Phil has devoted much time and energy into his personal development and helps others with their personal development journey. Personal development includes fitness and they discuss the importance of fitness to your riding and your ability to communicate effectively with your horse. One of Phil's motto's is strive to be 1% better every day, whether its in your horsemanship, personal life, or business. He offers mentorship weeks at his facility in Weatherford, Oklahoma where participants can dive deeper into goal setting, business planning, and all things to help make their business in the western industry more successful. "Be Your Best Horsemanship" is Phil's podcast, where he discusses topics related to horsemanship and personal development.

Dr. Dobey and Destri continue their conversation discussing futurity horses, including when to switch gears and have them do other jobs. Dr. Dobey discusses collaborating with others, instead of competing, so that your horse can get the best of each of you. To learn more about Dr. Dobey you can find him practicing at Equine Sports Medicine & Surgery, based out of Weatherford, Texas and frequently practices in Oklahoma. Check him out on Facebook and Instagram. If you like what you hear, please rate, review, and share the podcast to help more people find “Pivot Point of View”

From Equine Sports Medicine & Surgery to training barrel futurity horses, Dr. Austin Doby is a busy guy. He shares with host Destri Millsap, ATC what he looks for in a futurity prospects and his process for getting them ready for the futurity pen. Dr. Doby discusses the benefits of conditioning, core engagement and rib cage flexibility in maintaining his horses' health and wellbeing, as well as keeping them winning in the arena. He talks about the importance of paying attention to the feel of your horse, to know when to progress a young one or knowing when they are starting to get sore. He gives you things to watch for as signs of soreness setting in for your rope or barrel horse. He also discusses EIPH, or bleeding in performance horses and management. Looking for the root cause of bleeding, and determining appropriate treatment and prevention. This is part 1 of 2, which we hope you tune in for both. Dr. Dobey practices at Equine Sports Medicine & Surgery, based out of Weatherford, Texas and frequently practices in Oklahoma. Check him out on Facebook and Instagram. If you like what you hear, please rate, review, and share the podcast to help more people find "Pivot Point of View"

Becky & Destri give a run down of coverage they provided at the Bonus Race World Finals in Shawnee, Oklahoma and Nebraska High School Rodeo State Finals this past week. They also were both able to break back out into competition themselves after extended time off, so they discuss ways to help "blow the dust off" when getting back at it.

Parenting is one of the hardest jobs you will ever do, but also the best. Sonya and Becky continue their discussion about parenting rodeo athletes and so much more! Check out the Walz Family and their great horses at www.walzperformancehorses.com

Becky had the opportunity to sit down and visit with Sonya Walz of Walz Performance Horses to discuss their great stallions, as well as what it is like to parent two amazing daughters that are lighting the rodeo world up. They discuss Kieley's wins including: 2023 National High School Rodeo World Champion Breakaway, 2024 WCRA Challenger World Champion, and 2024 Kid Rock Rodeo Breakaway Champion. They also discuss when your on top, there is a target on your back. Sonya shares how the haters created drama around Kieley's National High School Championship and how they handled that as a family. If you are a parent of a competitor or are a competitor yourself, you wont want to miss either one of these two episodes #walzperformancehorses #pivotpointequine #hatersgonehate Be sure to share, like and subscribe!

We are incredibly honored to be invited to present and treat clients at the Bonus Race World Finals in Shawnee, Oklahoma! If you are going to be in Oklahoma for this event - come say hello. Here is a preview of what we will be focusing on at the event. #bonusracefinals #barrelracingtips

In this episode of pivot point of view, we have a Sports Neuropsychologist, Dr. Todd Caze of Caze Concussion Institute talk about concussion recognition, management and rehab. If you have struggled with head injuries or are looking to take your concussion management to a whole new level, be sure to tune in now!

Gimmie Jo doesn't let any grass grow under her feet. She wears many hats and great fashionable clothes. She is a wife, mother, district director for K-state research & extension, barrel racer, and cowgirl preacher. In this episode, we dive into barrel racing and how she feels the one rein stops have helped her build confidence with her young horses. We get a look into her fitness journey, along with her cowboy ministry. She talks about growing up thinking God was like "elf on the shelf" where he was always watching from above, waiting for you to mess up. But as she grew older and developed her relationship with God, she realized He was a very loving father, always present, picking you up when you fell down, and carrying you through your worst days! If you get a chance to catch her cowboy church service at a barrel race in central Nebraska, you won't be disappointed.

Gayle, Destri & Becky chat it up about barrel racing in Nebraska, verses Oklahoma and Arizona. Destri also gives other "Barrel Husbands" tips on videoing at barrel races.