Our ambassadors

I'm Ken Schepmans, a runner from Belgium. For me, running is much more than a sport: it's a way to get people moving, to enjoy the journey and to show that every runner has their own story, goals and pace.

Through social media and the local running community, I encourage people of every level to live actively. Whether you're training for your first 5 kilometres, chasing a personal best or preparing for a marathon: enjoy the process and be proud of every step forward. I'm chair of a social running club, and as a charity runner I helped raise almost €100,000 for cancer research.

I've run the London Marathon, among others, and I'm now preparing for the New York Marathon. Not just for my own milestones, but also to show others that every finish starts with one step.

I'm a freerider and alpinist from Austria. I compete in the FWTQ and seek out my own lines in the big mountains, in my own style.

What drives me is the mental side of the sport: testing limits and finding self-confidence when it counts. I don't count a podium as my greatest achievement, but my consistency: three years in a row in the Austrian top ten. And more important than any line or summit: the people I've helped in the mountains when they were lost, injured or out of their depth.

To stay fit for long winter days, I train in summer in the gym, running and climbing in the mountains. A freeride project is planned for autumn 2027.

I'm a runner from Belgium, from 5 kilometres to half and full marathons, plus eight to ten hours a week on the bike.

Running is my greatest passion, but for me sport is more than just training. Getting stronger every day, pushing limits and setting new goals. I share my training on Instagram to get others moving.

To my name: the Barcelona Marathon in 2:52, with an injury from kilometre 38, and 21st place in Lanzarote. I'm now working towards the Amsterdam Half Marathon.

I'm an alpine snowboarder from India, racing giant slalom and slalom. I'm in my third competitive season and spend most of the year training, racing and travelling.

Snowboarding became more than a sport for me: it gave me direction and a life I could never have imagined. Alongside competing, I love riding backcountry, in India sometimes at around 5,500 metres. That's where I find the freedom and calm the sport gives me.

This year I reached a place among the top three alpine snowboarders in India. I'm now working towards qualifying for the 2030 Winter Olympics, where no Indian snowboarder has ever competed. I also want to show that India has snow, snowboarders and talent.

I'm a BMX Freestyle rider from the Czech Republic, now training in Eindhoven. I ride international competitions and I'm at the start of my breakthrough at the highest level.

Park and street riding push my wrists, ankles and lower back to the limit every session. Short, explosive attempts, lots of repetition and hard landings: the recovery between two sessions determines how many runs fit into a week.

Nordal supports me with the gels I use before and after riding.

I'm a triathlete with several Ironman triathlons to my name.

Swimming, cycling and running in one day means a training week with hardly a day off. It's not the individual disciplines that make it tough, but the accumulation: volume week after week, with recovery as the only real brake.

Nordal supports me in the run-up to my races and on race day itself.