Karate
Karate is a very important part of my life where I have learned a lot about long-term development. I have had the privilege of training with my brother and Japanese coaches for most of my years. I started training when I turned 13 and was active until I turned 23. After that I had a break of about 20 years due to work and family. The dream was to come back and train again because it is a place where you are a family and have active learning with respect for each other. In 2017 I started to actively train again with my brother and for our Japanese trainer Iryo and in December 2021 I got my black belt.
Karate as a sport is reflected by community, a place where you are a family, active learning with respect for each other. My lesson from the Eastern philosophy is patience, presence, learning, challenge and respect. By practicing karate, I have adopted an expression that I use today as part of my way of running a business.
Shin - Gi - Tai
Shin - Our Mindset, Heart and Willingnes
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We train hard to keep improving, with the right attitude and heart in everything we do, both on our own and with others—we never give up and always go the extra mile.
Gi - Competence, Knowledge and Experience
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We have to work and be driven by developing our skills and adding customers to contribute better to myself and the team. We try and challenge ourselves to pass new levels
Tai - Our body and Mental and Physical approach
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We must always be mentally and physically prepared when performing. We need to be ready in that our tools, body and bud are ready to be able to react quickly and correctly at every opportunity for performance