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Which Foot You Use To Adjust Your Angle With The Legendary Bill Freeman

The legendary Bill Freeman gives clinic participants a great insight on which foot you use to change your angle through the turn to help stop the cow. In the part 2 video, he explains the three options you always have when making a cut that everyone can apply when competing.

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