REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR OUR CLASS IN ROCHESTER MN ON SATURDAY JANUARY 28, 2012. THIS WILL BE THE ONLY CLASS WE HOLD IN THE ROCHESTER AREA THIS YEAR. WE HAVE 6 OPENINGS LEFT. FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE OUR CLASS SCHEDULE PAGE USING THE LINK ON THE MENU BAR TO YOUR RIGHT. REGISTRATION IS THROUGH ZAPEVENTS. CLUB MEMBERS PLEASE EMAIL
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TO REGISTER AT NO CHARGE.
DIRECTIONS: once you get onto 52:
Directions from Hwy 52 are: Exit Hwy 52 at the 55th St. NW exit, turn to head east and proceed ~1.5 - 2 miles. You pass through the 18th ave. intersection (has a street light), proceed up and then down a small hill. The Essex Park entrance road is on the right at the base of the hill - there is a small sign.
We have 3 openings left, if you wish to get in please contact me if you are a club member or register at ZapEvent if you are not a member. Please see our event page for more information.
If you wish to come down for a fun run please do, there is snow!!!! This is a good chance to get out on the trail before our PUPPY LOVE RACE on February 11, 2012 held in conjunction with the HAM LAKE SNOW BOWL.
Dont' forget the Marquette Michigan race!!
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The Midwest Skijorers Club is your go to source for all dog powered sports training and problem solving.
Does your dog lose focus on the trail?
Does your dog lack enthusiasm when the harness comes out?
Does your dog have a slack tug line when you are skiing? Would you prefer to be in the Snug Tug Club?
Does your dog stop and sniff things on the trail ?
Does your dog visit with other dogs on the trail rather than staying focused and passing them?
Are you wondering, aside from saying a command how do train your dog a command
Is your dog chase dependent ? What to do about it?
Are you wondering, aside from saying on-by and hoping and praying, how are you going to ensure interference free passing.
Are you wondering how you know if your dog is ready for a race? What race? Why ?
We teach you how to solve these and many other issues. Join us for a training session and we will turn your frustrating runs into enjoyable outings for you and your pet. Classes are kept small in order to provide you with specialized one-on-one training.
If you are new to dog powered sports join us for a beginner training session (we provide the gear for the day). This is a great way to see if the Dryland and Skijoring sports venues are of interest to you and your canine pal.
Bring your dog and we will teach YOU how to teach YOUR dog using positive training method with certified dogpower sports trainers. Learn in a relaxed, friendly and fun atmosphere. No gimmicks, no sales pitch, just honest information.
After your initial class you may join us for our practice group "HONE YOUR SKILLS" sessions where you will get together with others of your same experience level for fun and training tips.
For more information please email
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2012 RACE SCHEDULE
Race registration is OPEN. Use the menu to the right for registration page. Club members you will register in the member area to receive your discount.
video from 2011 Arctic Fever race
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Video from sport class 4 dog sprints at Snow Bowl
February 18 2012 Burl Oaks Classic
March 3/4, 2012 Snowflake International Skijor and Sprint Class
all races except the Barkie Birkie qualify for MSC Championship points
offering Pro, Sport and Novice classes
SAFE INTERVAL STARTS (far less stressful to your dog)
Cash purse for PRO class
PUREBRED CLASS CIRCUIT!!!!
New this year is ONLINE REGISTRATION for all races
