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Manufacturer: Soul Focus Productions Directed By: Chris Lott, Bill Bradbury
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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Audience Rating: Unrated Binding: DVD Brand: Dancing the Bear EAN: 0837101326995 Feature: Eco-friendly packaging Format: Dolby Label: Soul Focus Productions Manufacturer: Soul Focus Productions Model: 837101326995 Number Of Items: 1 Publication Date: 2007 Publisher: Soul Focus Productions Region Code: 0 Release Date: 2007-05-01 Running Time: 54 Studio: Soul Focus Productions Theatrical Release Date: 2007
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Eco-friendly packaging Course Map DVD Navigation
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Customer Rating:      Summary: not worth it Comment: It was pretty boring, I don't know what I was expecting but I regret spending the money on it. I should have checked netflix first.
Customer Rating:      Summary: don't waste your money! Comment: I was very disappointed in this video!! I don't know what else to say except I wish I never would have purchased it.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Review of "Dancing the Bear" Comment: I'm a new trail runner and was excited about seeing this, especially since it said it followed two women's experiences training and on the run....the whole package, I thought. Well.....not quite. Yeah, it talked to two women, but included a lot of other people and you saw people just sitting down and eating, and what they did at the rest stops....It was kind of a let down. I didn't get much of the personal running experience of the women, the minute by minute of the trail and their own personal training. I won't even watch it again.
Customer Rating:      Summary: good film Comment: This was an enjoyable film about ultrarunning and the bear 100. I added this to my treadmill viewing cue! The film has great music, good flow, and incredible shots of the scenery. What an incredible race. It was great to hear from the race director the inspiration and development of the race and the course and how the race has progressed in its first few years.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Great. Very Inspiring! Comment: I'm not an endurance runner, but this video encouraged me to get up the next day and run a 5K with my daughter. The scenery is stunning and the story is moving and very inspiring. Great work Mr. Lott.
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The ancient tradition of long distance trail running continues in modern times, stripped of its mythology but still potent as a transformative event.
The Bear 100-Mile Endurance Run is the backdrop for the story of two women and their emotional journey through southern Idaho's Bear River Mountain Range. Pushing their bodies to the limit, they strive to accomplish the impossible, to run 100 miles of wild mountain trails in less than 35 hours.
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