Your guests have never done anything like this. They'll make a rope dance, and they'll be shocked they did it.
Catch roping is the ranch and rodeo kind. Throw the loop, catch the target.
Trick roping is the kind you see in movies and cartoons, where the rope defies gravity and spins like it has a mind of its own. It has Mexican roots, and Will Rogers helped bring it to American audiences. Kristen's specialty is teaching people to make it dance.
Trick roping for everyone. Guests learn to make the rope spin, then walk away with a sticker and a story. Works as an activity station or walk-around entertainment for a two-hour-plus event.
Learn More →Learn the throw, then aim for the steer dummy. It's two skills in one, so it's harder, and the celebration when someone catches it is loud. Works as an activity station or walk-around entertainment for a two-hour-plus event.
Learn More →A 20-plus minute keynote on confidence and resilience, on doing what feels impossible. It weaves together the story of Kristen learning to lasso with her own impossible journey from a fifth-grade education to a college degree.
Learn More →Kristen doesn't just show up and spin. She helps you plan how lasso lessons, music, speaking, and the rest of her skills fit your timeline, so your event runs smoothly and your guests get the most out of it.
Kristen hands you a beginner rope built so anyone can spin it. Then the rope starts to move, and your brain says, "Wait, I'm doing this?"
Kids as young as four make it dance. Adults get the same look of shock, and everyone around them loses it. Every successful spinner earns a sheriff sticker. Yes, grown-ups too.
She'll also spin a loop around a guest like a hula hoop they don't have to touch. It's a crowd favorite with kids.
Instant confidence. Success comes in minutes, not hours.
Any age, any audience. Small ropes for kids, full-size for adults.
Big or small. Kristen has taught up to 30 at once, and a whole auditorium can spin together with enough ropes and room.
The perfect ice breaker for your corporate event. It's been booked again and again as an activation that gets teams and groups laughing together in the first five minutes, no forced small talk required.
Flexible format. Run it as a scheduled block, a drop-in station, or Kristen roaming for one-on-one lessons. Most events book about two hours.
Want your guests to leave with more than a story? Order ropes ahead of time and every person walks away with their own lasso.
Small ropes: red handle, easy for any kid or adult to spin. Kristen can order as many as you need.
Full-size ropes: handmade by Kristen, so supply is limited to about 30 to 50.
See how Kristen builds lasso lessons into an activity, a breakout, or a keynote for corporate events.
She'll help you pick the right mix.