ALEXIS BERG
One of the top sports photographer in the world! Born in France in 1986, Alexis Berg started photography in 2009. Five years later, he specializes in trail-running. Published by a dozen magazines, his work is the subject of a book (Grand Trail, 2015). He tries look with sensitivity a sport he does not practice.
ANDRIUS RAMONAS
Andrius has made a name for himself in competitive ultra distance trail running. He is also known in the field of sports medicine and exercise physiology. Over the years, working with a range of athletes he acquired extensive knowledge of efficient training and nutritional strategies to help beginner runners as well as elite athletes to achieve their sporting dreams.
If you join one of our camp LEVEL 2 you will have a chance to listen his lectures about efficient running.
NERIJUS NAUSĖDA
Master Trainer. Rehabilitation exercise specialist. Specializing in spine, hip, core muscles strengthening, coordination and balance movement skills. Injury prevention. Qualifications: Diploma Of Exercise Science, Master Trainer - Rehabilitation, Exercise Therapy specialist programming, Strength & sports conditioning and Nutrition. Qualifications obtained in UK and Australia.
ANDREA HUSSER
Andrea Husser needs no introduction, as she has been racing all her life in different endurance disciplines with ultra trail running passion as latest one. In trail running she won almost everything including prestigious 2017 Ultra Trail World Tour.
“I had had enough of multisport events, and at 40 I was ready to retire from the competition circuit. My swan song was the Swiss Alpine in Davos. It was good to put running shoes on again and get out into the mountains. I found out it earned you points for the UTMB and I went online to check out what kind of race that was, and suddenly I had a new goal. I was lucky enough to get a starting place in the ballot, and so in 2014 I ran my first Eiger Ultra and UTMB. That's what got me into ultra trail events. Trail running is easier to prepare for; you simply put on your running shoes and you're off. When I was still doing triathlons and the occasional adventure race I had to train in swimming, biking, kayaking and running. Now I'm doing what I love best, which is running, along with mountain bike cross training and kayaking now and again” – Andrea Husser tells her story to Julbo