Professional Bull Rider

Professional Bull Rider

RodeoGuy

London, ON

Male, 23

I live my life 8-seconds at a time as an adrenaline junkie that goes event to event, matching up against some of the rankest bulls in the world in an 8-second battle for supremacy.

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Last Answer on April 08, 2014

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i am wanting to ride bulls next summer but dont know what schools to go to do you know any that are cheap but good?

Asked by Colton Robinson over 12 years ago

They all start around $200-$250. Just like a vest, I wouldn't suggest skimping out on tuition.

What state/province are you in, maybe I can point you to something in the right direction?

You could also try googling local schools/clinics or host associations in your area for more information.

If i have a 10 year old son how big a bull would he be riding?

Asked by Jack over 12 years ago

I would probably guess calves about 400 pounds, or steers about 500 pounds to start off.

Im 26 years old and ive always wanted to learn to ride a bull...M i to old? If not who could i contact

Thanks

Asked by joshua over 12 years ago

You're definitely not too old.  The best thing to do is to find a Rodeo School or Clinic in your area, try googling "Rodeo Clinic" or "Rodeo School" with your State or Province.  Clinics are the best way to get started by learning all of the intricacies and easing your way into the sport.

How many professional bull riders quit each year?

Asked by Mark Herry about 12 years ago


This would be hard to track.  In today's age, there are many that are retiring on the top, as they've seen guys ride beyond their limits, and it's just a slippery slope.

There are about 2-3 that retire a year from the upper ranks of the PBR.

Off the top of my head... Adriano Moraes, Justin McBride, Ross Coleman in the past 4, while Brennan Clark and Luke Snyder are saying this next season will be their last.  These guys have all hit the million-dollar mark in earnings and can kind of "afford" to retire.  Many guys will just finish their years out in the lower ranks riding at the odd event, etc.

And there are lots of those that are injured out and with family on the way, etc., hang up their chaps.  Rare at the PBR level... but everyone has a limit... even superman.

Thank you Mark for your great questions.  I can only answer so far, but I would recommend you contact the PBR Media Relations Department and the Justin Sports Medicine Team for more detailed information if necessary.

About how much does the protective vest weigh? Thanks for answering questions here. I'm a fiction writer, and your answers help me keep it real.

Asked by Mary Mc over 12 years ago

My pleasure, I love to talk about our Sport.

Most Bull riding vests weigh approximately 2-4 pounds.

I just started riding been on 2 bulls but haven't been stomped or kicked only had the wind knocked out of me what does it feel like to get kicked and stomped I know it's probably hard to discribe but what can you compare it to

Asked by Skooter over 12 years ago

A car accident.  A lot of times it's instant impact, a fraction of a second of confusion, and immediate pain, with additional panic as you assess whether or not you're going to make it to the fence or be a victim of more.  Adrenaline only prolongs the confusion stage...

is there a special insurance for PBR

Asked by colby edwards almost 12 years ago

Most of the higher tier or larger Associations and Organizations have a Group Health Coverage policy when you become a member.