Full and exciting coverage of the whole event plus over 654.7 hours of bonus features have been submitted from the likes of Simon Westgarth, Pommie Productions, Love It Live It, DKayaking, GuiGui Prod, Means of Production and Max Bilbow.

Watch the Trailer :: Reviews :: Other Information

Product Information

Run Time
23 Minutes (Approx)

Region
DVD Region Free - Plays on all DVD players

Video Format
16:9 wide screen anamorphic PAL

Bonus Featurs

Rodeo Videos

• Deleted Scenes
• DVD Trailer
• NSR 07 Promotional Videos
• Photo Slideshow

Movie Trailers

• Means of Production
• Le Nile Blank
• Next Ticket

Other Videos

• Easymix (GuiGui prod promo video)
• Hypoxia… Big Hole Flushes
• Widowmaker Revisited
• Neva Foreva

NSR 2008… The Trailer!

Reviews

“Well got my copy yesterday, and all I can say is for less than £7 its the best paddling DVD I have bought for sometime, the extras on it alone put many mainstream films to shame. But the NSR film is awesome I recommend every Uni club should show it to their freshers.”
-David Hepworth, Extreme Care

“Got my copy, absolutely the best value I’ve ever got from a kayaking DVD, nicely put together - would have been happy to pay twice as much. Great extras - and great PR, my 14 year old daughter was in the open and is now utterly set on Uni, so worth it for that!”
-Peter Isaacs

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Course Providers: Liquid Satisfaction, Tom Parker Coaching

Coaches: Max Bilbow, Tom Parker

Information and Booking:

T: +44 (0) 7739 832 170
E: max@liquidsatisfaction.com

Norway is one of the most visually stunning countries in the world, full stop. The western fjords, from where the Norse sailed forth to plunder Northern England will leave you speechless and the central mountains of the Oppland have a poetic majesty.

Add to this some of the world’s best and most accessible white water and you have the recipe for an exceptional experience.

This year, we’ve teamed up with the guys at Liquid Satisfaction to offer you the opportunity to discover the myriad white water options Norway has to offer.

Here’s a sample programme:

Day one: Arrive at Oslo Gardemoen. We’ll pick you up and whisk you north to Sjoa where you’ll be able to relax and meet the rest of the crew.

Day two: We’ll establish aims and objectives, before going for a shakedown paddle to blow away the cobwebs.

Day three: A look at practical river safety solutions.

Day four: Time to head to one of the local steeper runs to focus on developing your core creeking skills.

Day five: Time to focus on developing safe group strategies in advanced situations.

Day six: Final paddle to put all of the concepts we’ve covered into practice on one of the local steeper runs, as well as bag some nice pics and video!

Day seven: Depart for Oslo Gardemoen

Price: £700

Dates: 09-15/July/2008

Who is this trip for: Confident grade 3-4 boaters who are looking to develop their creeking skills, along with pushing their boundaries beyond the U.K.

Includes: Food and accommodation in Sjoa, All transport, full spec WW kayak, expert guiding and coaching.

Excludes: Travel to Norway, Alcohol, personal insurance, snacks and drinks.

It’s a hard life but Nick Horwood and I are doing our best to get by, like the soldiers we are.

Our first day in Norway and everything is high! After a warm-up on the lower Maar, the excellent water levels forced us to run the infamous Spanemfossen (Below).

Nick Horwood running the Spanemfossen. The home-run, just a short walk up from our tent, had to wait another day before we dared to venture its drops.

Max Bilbow on the Home Run, The Maar. Often when we are about to paddle a scary drop, or when getting changed in the wind, rain and hail; it is not uncommon to ask ourselves “Why? Why do we do it?”.

In the words of Sam Hughes, at the put in for the Numedalslaagen “It’s not because it’s fun. It’s because we are heros.”

Max Bilbow: Trikking across the snowy montain pass is most exhilarating. The mountain pass towards Sjoa proved very photogenic. The long smooth hills are perfect for a good Trikking session.

Max Bilbow on Bums-Rush Falls (Popo Falls), on the Goyst. The upper Goyst: Possibly my favorite section of river in Telemark - loads of sweet technical drops and slides and everything goes! We ran Popo Falls (above) several times, with varying hilarity, before heading back for dinner.

Max Bilbow on the Upper Ulla, above the slides.Two essential creek runs in Sjoa: The Ulla and upper Jori. Stunning drops and slides in deliciously open settings. Not sure about your line? walk up and do it again!

Even at high flows the lines are clear - and even more stunning.

Gaute making the line after the slides. This drop almost too fun ebudy - So we ran it again.

I love flying.

Above: The standard obligatory Ulla Falls photo. Big thanks to Jim Hill for that one.We’re off to Voss next week for the festival. Good times sure to be had by all. If you’re not in Norway already, make sure you get our in time for the Sjoa festival, 11 - 15 July.

Photos by Nick Horwood and Jim Hill