

The Heart of a Cowboy | Ty Murray
Jul 6, 2022
In this conversation, Ty Murray, a seven-time All-Around World Champion and founding member of the Professional Bull Riders, shares his journey in the rodeo world. He delves into the mental fortitude required for bull riding and the blend of adventure and safety in cowboy culture. Ty also discusses the importance of emotional resilience, compassionate animal handling, and finding the flow state during performances. His insights on success and personal growth inspire listeners to discover their own inner cowboy.
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Early Injury
- Ty Murray broke his leg at age two falling off a horse shared by his two sisters.
- His parents, raised in cowboy families, had a different approach to child safety.
Broken Jaw at Nine
- Ty Murray broke his jaw at nine riding a bull, a common injury for cowboys.
- The doctor's explanation of anesthesia confused young Ty, leading to a humorous misunderstanding.
Cowboy Toughness
- Mental and emotional toughness are crucial for cowboys, exceeding physical toughness.
- Ty Murray learned to "stay hooked" and committed, drawing from his father's example in handling danger.