Bull riding takes grit, perseverance, and a can-do attitude to make it to eight seconds. For the 20-year-old cowboy from Custer, S.D., Jestyn Woodward's abilities were put to the test after recovering from his most recent injury.
In February at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, Woodward suffered from a terrible injury resulting in him being carried out of the arena by Justin Sportsmedicine and questioning his ability to ride again.
"Since then, I've had to do a bunch of PT on my brain. I ended up having second impact syndrome and a bunch of brain stems in my head were trying to die," Woodward said. "If I had to focus on more than one thing at once, I couldn't. My brain would overload and shut my body down and I would just black out."
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