The traditional throwing net is not round.

First of all, you should choose a rope with thick fingers and be a little harder according to your personal strength. The surface is generally smooth, so you can make a buckle at one end of the rope first. The requirement is that the other end of the rope can pass through, but not too loose. Because the rope is hard, you can come out and walk around to see why the rope is hung on the cowboy's horse instead of one of the horses. What determines the size of the circle is the hardness of the rope. When I was young, I found a bigger place to put the circle on the ground and hold the rope. The position of the rope is the ground. After you get it down a little, you can practice it bit by bit until you can turn it without putting the rope on the ground. It is practiced on your side first, and then on your head.