Unleashing The Power Of Dogs: Norwegian Champion Lena Boysen Hillestad In Dog Power Movie Bonus

Bonus Outtake - "Have Fun and A Life You Will Remember" - Champions Lena & daughter Julia Boysen Hillestad
"Have Fun and A Life You Will Remember" - advice from 23 time IFSS World Champion Norwegian Legend and mother Lena Boysen Hillestad. Enjoy happy dogs galore in this special bonus Dog Power Movie content featuring IFSS World Champion Lena Boysen Hillestad and her daughter Julia Boysen Hillestad. The Alaska Dog Center in Willow north of Anchorage is the Official Home of the Award Winning & 2016 Banff World Tour Selection "Dog Power Movie".
Explore the dog/human connection and learn about active dog powered sports including mushing, canicross, skijoring and bikejoring. This film was created by Alaska Dog Center's founder and five time world championship Team USA skijor/bikejor competitor Kale Casey. It is the "First Ever Film of it's Kind" and has no equal. Support the filmmakers & Jordan's family by purchasing your own digital download of Dog Power for only $4 at Dog Power Movie on Vimeo. Dog Power Movie Director & Editor Jordan Schevene passed away in December 2019 after a three year battle with stomach cancer at the age of 40. Celebrate Jordan, Dog Power and the active life we all love with a digital download with no watermark. Visit vimeo.com/onde...
Watch the Dog Power Movie 25 Minute 2016 Banff World Tour cut here: • Video
Support movie sponsor Alaska Dog Center by reserving your Dog Power Movie inspired "dog sled tour" today only 80 minutes north of Anchorage: alaskadogcenter.com/tours
Alaska Dog Center at Mile 73 in Willow, Alaska is the Official Home of the 2016 Banff World Tour Film "Dog Power Movie".
About the Film:
Completed: May 2016 - Selected Early for 2016/2017 Banff World Tour
Director, Camera & Editor: Jordan Schevene (1979-2019)
Producer & Camera: Kale Casey
Writer: Cally Carswell
Dog Power. It’s a passion shared. Dozens of dog breeds, men, women, young, old, world­ class athletes from all nationalities and athletes with disabilities are taking to the world’s landscapes and shattering the horizon. This film takes you to the frontier of sled dog sports and gives you an introduction to the world’s fastest sprint sled dogs, their human teammates, and the incredible variety of dog­ powered sports they are involved in. You will meet a diverse group of dogs and humans who share the common passion of living, working, and playing together in the ultimate manifestation of the human­/animal bond. Until now, knowledge of the people, dogs, and the possibilities of dog power has been relatively inaccessible to the average dog lover. Join the movement and connect with the international dog powered sports family.
Sled dogs are arguably the greatest endurance athletes on the planet. Dog-powered sports include well-known races, such as the Iditarod, that get nearly all of the media attention, but there is so much more. Learn about the international phenomenon of canicross, bike & scooterjoring, skijoring, cart, sprint and middle distance sled dog racing. Meet world champions including Egil Ellis and Lena Boysen Hillestad, as well as Swedish born adaptive musher Taina Teras. Dog Power Movie is a powerful look into the incredibly deep bond that forms between humans and canines as they train, play and race together. You might never look at your household dog the same way again.
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Discover the tradition of dog sledding with a safe, exciting and friendly mushing tour just 80 minutes north of Anchorage at the Alaska Dog Center in Willow. You will enjoy Denali views on clear days! Family, senior and child friendly with an emphasis on your comfort and enjoyment. You can reserve dog sled tours online alaskadogcenter.com/tours or call Carrie at 907-315-7188.
• Prices starting at $65/children and $99/adults.
• Mile 73 just past Hatcher's Pass with easy on/off Parks Highway and plenty of parking.
• Gear & gift shop available.
• Lessons in mushing, skijoring and canicross also available.
Thank you for supporting Alaskan female mushers and their amazing Alaskan Huskies, Canadian Inuit and Siberian Husky working dogs.