As an environmental economist, I help society better understand the link between our wellbeing and the benefits that nature provides: fuel, food, fresh water, biodiversity, habitat, and, not least, recreational opportunities.
A genuine respect for mother earth is an important value for me as an endurance athlete, individual and environmental economist. I have been blessed with many enthusiastic partners during my career. Today, as a coach and speaker, I am a proud ambassador for Vivobarefoot.
— “Feet were made to feel; shoes have made them numb.”
This 60 sec. video explains why ‘most’ shoe designs are not good for you. Or your health.
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In 2014, guided by curiosity, I started to learn and better appreciate my feet. At the time, I knew of the barefoot minimalist footwear movement, but I didn’t think it was for me: a competitive athlete that wanted to run fast. But my skepticism has been replaced by a deeper understanding of health, fitness, and the human body. In March 2016 I started a partnership with Vivo Barefoot, a company that not only believes that “less is more” when it comes to footware, but also understands the link between mother nature, our social well-being, and human movement. Vivo’s ’different’ approach to selling shoes has given it a strong presence in Scandinavia and is expanding rapidly around the world.
