Barracuda2:Ber, why didn't you have rabbit ears on that helmet?? Nice job and just another great memory for you to tell when your old like me. I don't know if I'd heal after a ride on a bull!!!
LOL! I didn't want to get my ears dirty
You're only as old as you think you are and you seem to be in pretty good shape. I bet you could handle one round on an easy bull. Just step off if you don't like how things are going--that's what I did on my first bull. From their website:
Q. Is there an age limit on your schools? When am I too young or old to start?
A. Not really. We limit the age on Jr. Bull Riders to age 13 and under. It's up to you to determine at what age your kids are old enough to learn and be coachable in a particular event. We've had some students at age 7 that were very focused and serious about rodeo. Others weren't really ready for the demands of the sport. It's really like any other sport in that consideration. If you are in doubt I'd suggest you consider the "Ground School" we offer. Anyone can do that at any sessioin location we do!
On the other end of things... we've had male students as old as 65 with one scheduled that is 70 years young. We have many students in their 30's, 40's and 50's. Obviously those older students were at the school for the adventure or with difffernt goals in mind and we made sure it was a great experience. Some were planning on doing the Sr. Pro Tour (age 40 and above with three age divisions) or other regional competition, and others just there for the one time/weekend "Vision Quest" adventure opportunity.
Our oldest female student was in her 50's, and she was amazing both as an athlete and as an intense competitor. We have had females of all ages and, in every event we offer.
Your physical condition and attitude will matter far more than your age.
Ber :lilbunny: