Coaches

A truly great camp is built on the knowledge and experience of its coaches. That’s why we have brought in some of the very best coaches and athletes to maximise your experience and inspiration.

Tola Morakinyo is a 7-time CrossFit Games competitor and 2025 Fittest Team on Earth champion from Maryland, USA. A multi-sport athlete from a young age, he competed in gymnastics from the age of five earning a state championship as well as football, wrestling, and track in high school.

Morakinyo made his CrossFit Games debut in 2017 with Invictus Boston, and has since been one of the absolute best Team Athletes in the world. He earned a 4th-place team finish with CrossFit Reykjavík in 2022, took 2nd with CrossFit East Nashville PRVN in 2023 and third with Peak 360 in 2024.

In 2025, Morakinyo joined CrossFit Oslo Kriger in Norway alongside team captain Oda Lundekvam, Victor Helsinghof, and eight-time Games individual athlete Kristin Holte. The team won four out of eight events at the CrossFit Games in Albany, becoming the first European team ever to win the CrossFit Games.

Tola trains under Kriger Training’s programming and is known for his lifting, his gymnastics and Power Output. Tola will be responsible for the Olympic Lifting at Scandinavian Fitness Camp.

Björgvin Karl Guðmundsson, widely known as BKG, is an 11-time CrossFit Games competitor and 2-time podium finisher (3rd in 2015 and 2019) from Hveragerði, Iceland. He holds the record for the most top-10 Games finishes in a career with eight.

A former gymnast and soccer player, BKG was introduced to CrossFit by his brother and first competed at the European Regionals in 2013. His rise was rapid: from 26th at his Games debut in 2014 to a podium finish the very next year. He won the Dubai CrossFit Championship in 2017, and has been one of the most dominant forces in European CrossFit for over a decade. He is one of only three men, alongside Mat Fraser and Patrick Vellner, to have finished on the CrossFit Games podium in both Carson and Madison.

BKG trains and own CrossFit Reykavik in Iceland and will be responsible for Gymnastics Training and the CrossFit Specific Training during the Camp.

After a long and successful career, including eight appearances at the CrossFit Games and a World Championship gold medal in Functional Fitness in 2021, Kristin has now shifted her focus from athlete to coach through Kriger Training and the Nor3F national team.

Early in her career, Kristin was best known for her strong endurance. However, through dedication and a meticulous approach to training, she has developed into a highly well-rounded athlete with very few weaknesses in recent years. Her best result at the CrossFit Games is a second-place finish in 2019, and between 2017 and 2021 she placed in the top 7 or better every year.

During the weekend, Kristin will host workshops on Gymnastics Effectiveness, Muscle-Ups, and WOD Planning, as well as give a talk about the Warrior Mindset. You will also hear stories from her career—both the highs and the lows—and how her training has evolved over the years.

Oda is a full-time CrossFit athlete competing at the international elite level. She has qualified for the CrossFit Games twice as part of a team, including a first-place finish last season, and is also a signed athlete with the World Fitness Project.

She is known for her raw strength and endurance, and in recent years has focused heavily on developing her gymnastics skills to become a more well-rounded athlete.

Oda started training with Kriger Training in 2021, where she got her first Ring Muscle-Up. Since then, she has continued to grow and develop into the athlete she is today.

Joakim has been training and coaching CrossFit since 2011. He has a strong passion for helping others reach their full potential in CrossFit and functional fitness. Over the past five years, Joakim has coached several athletes at both the national and international elite level, including Kristin Holte and Andrea Solberg.

Together with Kristin, he runs Kriger Training, where he serves as Head Coach and is responsible for programming.

At FitnessCamp Scandinavia, he will host workshops on Muscle-Ups, as well as strategy and efficiency in CrossFit WODs. He will also be available throughout the weekend for anyone who wants to discuss their own training or training in general.

Magnus is a well-known figure in the CrossFit and Functional Fitness community in Norway. He competed as an athlete for several years and has also founded several CrossFit gyms, including CrossFit Kvadraturen. He has been training and coaching since 2012 and is passionate about helping everyone he works with improve their technique.

Magnus has a strong ability to identify the small details that make a big difference, and he has developed effective tools that help athletes of all levels progress. You will enjoy participating in Magnus’s workshops, and you are guaranteed to pick up valuable tips on how to work more purposefully and systematically with the movements you want to learn or improve.

Magnus has also played a significant role in the development of the sport of Functional Fitness in Norway. He has held several positions within the sport. Today he is the President in the Federation.

Leah har drevet med apparatturn hele oppveksten og tatt medaljer både nasjonalt og internasjonalt.

I 2021 endret hun kurs over til CrossFit og Functional Fitness, og samme året tok hun med seg gullmedalje i både NM og VM i sin aldersklasse.

Siden da har hun konkurrert i flere internasjonale konkurranser og i 2023 kvalifiserte hun seg til semifinalen i CrossFit Games. Leah er en spesialist innenfor gymnastikk og er i verdenstoppen på øvelser som handstand walk og bar muscle up.

Veslemøy begynte sin Crossfit reise i Kristiansand, på CrossFit Kvadraturen i 2018. Tidligere var hun sprinter, og var norgesmester i stafett som 15-16 åring.

Savnet etter å konkurrere i en annen idrett kom fort etter et par gruppetimer på Kvadraturen.
Her har hun også coachet gruppetimer et par år, før hun flyttet til Oslo i 2023 for å satse i et litt større miljø.

Hun er på landslaget i Functional fitness, norgesmester og nordisk mester i vektløfting, to deltagelser i VM i Functional Fitness og CrossFit Games på team i 2023.

Hun er spesielt glad i å speide etter tekniske detaljer i alle typer løft og gymnastikk.

Etter lagt opp i sin forrige idrett valgte Seher å satse på CrossFit i 2019. Hun kvalifiserte til sin første Rookie sesong CrossFit Games i 2022 og for andre gang i 2023. Begge disse årene trente hun under Kriger training. I tillegg har hun også pall plasseringer både i NM og VM i functional fitness. Seher har alltid vært en allsidig utøver men utholdenhet har vært hennes sterke element. Siste par årene har hun sammen meg coach Joakim Rygh har dem jobbet med å fremheve hennes styrker, samtidig gjøre svakhetene mindre. Som utøver i flere år og etter en rekke store internasjonale konkurranser har Seher tips og triks i verktøykassa å by på under helgens workshop.

Anders Lindsjö, Eleiko-pedagog, partner og pedagog på Athletic Sports School og medforfatter til det svenske styrkeløftforbundets utdanningsprogram. Anders jobber som trener og foreleser på det nasjonale kroppsøvingsprogrammet i Helsingborg, hovedsakelig med prestasjonsutvikling.

Han jobber også som rådgiver for flere nasjonale forbund, lag og idrettsutøvere. Anders konkurrerte for det svenske vektløfterlaget i OL i -92 og har trent flere lag på elitenivå og utøvere innen en rekke idretter.

Andrea Solberg startet CrossFit etter å ha satset stort på en turnkarriere. Hun var egentlig ferdig med å konkurrere og ville bruke CrossFit som treningsform, men ganske raskt merket hun at hun hadde både talentet og viljestyrken som trengs for å lykkes i CrossFit.

Andrea kvalifiserte seg til og deltok i CrossFit Games 2020 og har i tillegg pallplasser i flere semifinalearrangementer.

På Fitness Camp Scandinavia vil Andrea holde en workshop i sin spesielle gren av håndstående gange. Her får du alle progresjonene som hun har tatt med seg fra både turn og CrossFit og uansett om du er nybegynner eller elite er det kunnskap å hente her.

Simen Aaslund er landslagskaptein for Nor3F-landslaget og trener for mange av Norges absolutt beste CrossFit-utøvere, som Team CrossFit Oslo, som ble nummer to i CrossFit Games 2021.

Simen er utdannet idrettsfysiolog og hovedspesialitet er utholdenhetstrening. Selv har han en suksessfull idrettsbakgrunn som utøver i både langrenn og triatlon, og som trener har han trent noen av utøverne som nå er med i det norske langrennslaget.

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