Thanks to these mushers for their willingness to talk to us on camera. It is our desire to make connections with all mushers, dogs, and crew to make following the races more meaningful. We all have a story to tell...
TRAINING is what keeps Jamie going after many years of racing competitively.
Watch this interview at musher registration for the 2015 John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon.
TRAINING never stops, especially when you have a younger team.
Watch Billie Diver talk about this year's team and looking for the next leader.
"TODAY I HAVE AN AWESOME STANDOUT..."
Watch Colleen Wallin as she talks about working with her husband (Ward), the one rule they follow, and the excitement she has for one of her young leaders.
VOLUNTEERING as a vet tech is what led Beckie Hacker to build a team of her own. Building a team can even mean you borrow dogs from other mushers. You can see how much she loves all of her dogs.
A TRAGIC ACCIDENT was the beginning of a powerful story about how Andy Romness got started with dog sledding. Andy will be running in this year's new Rec Race.
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