GoPro video footage- bullriding

[Racetrackreject]

I was the photographer at a bull riding finals this weekend, and one of the bullfighters offered to wear my GoPro. Glenn did an awesome job getting footage and I thought that you guys might want to check it out.

This one is "mutton busting" or little kids riding a sheep

https://www.facebook.com/johnnie.pierce/videos/10208502313253715/

This one is a guy named Cross who gets saved by Glenn right in the nick of time

https://www.facebook.com/johnnie.pierce/videos/10208502416256290/

This is my friend and bullfighter Josh getting stepped on a bit.

https://www.facebook.com/johnnie.pierce/videos/10208503105993533/

This is another one of Cross that shows what they do in the chute when they are strapping themselves to the bull

https://www.facebook.com/johnnie.pierce/videos/10208508517608820/

There may be sound. I can't hear it on my work computer, but there normally is sound with gopro footage. I didn't know how to embed the videos, so I hope the links work. They are all public on facebook, until I get my youtube channel set up. Thanks!

[Flight]

Crazy sport!! The gopro footage is good to watch

[WheresMyWhite]

I used to dislike bull riding but after watching PBR on TV a few times, I really respect the sport. The bullfighters and their skill and getting in to distract the bull and get the rider off, the bull himself - amazing to watch some of the top bulls really thinking about what they're doing to get the rider off, the rider - those bulls are not easy to ride. I am happy to see the riders wear way more safety gear than they used used (at least PBR). Helmets, flack jackets are all so good at helping protect them.

[Racetrackreject]

Thanks!

Yeah, these are all youth riders, so lots of safety gear (although Cross' helmet goes flying off when he hits the bulls haunches). I set up a YouTube channel and I'm uploading more videos to it now. If anyone is interested, I believe this should take you to the channel.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF_5C4 ... y1ayJ4cb7A