 Leap
In '94 I asked my boss at Xerox if he would give me six months leave of absence so that I could go to the United States to pursue my dream of travelling and shooting competitively without the daily concerns of work.
He said "No."
"Hmm. Well then," I said. "I think we are done here.."
April Fool's Day 1994
I set foot on the desert floor in Tempe, Arizona.
It was the beginning of my new life. That year I made a promise to myself that I would live life on my own terms and do what I love.
To me, retiring at 68 to pursue my dreams didn't make much sense. If I was to live the way I wanted
I needed to do it NOW.
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4 time Nordic IPSC Champion
2 time USPSA Golden Gate Champion
2 time Canadian IPSC National Championship
2 time Norwegian IPSC Champion (Open & Standard)
3 time Rocky Mountain 300 Champion
Czech Euro Open IPSC Standard Champion
USPSA Area 2, 4 Champion
Winner of Canadian, Hungarian, Slovenian, Swedish, Finish, Danish, Czech and Swiss National IPSC Championships
USPSA State Champion in Arizona, California, Ohio,
New Mexico, Colorado, Florida, Nebraska, Texas,
Oklahoma , Missouri and Arkansas
Awarded Kings Trophy for
Norwegian IPSC Standard Champion
Placed 2nd as the IPSC Europeans
Placed 2nd at the USPSA Open Nationals
Placed 5th at the USPSA 3-gun Nationals
Placed 6th at the USPSA Limited Nationals
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Winning is a motivation, but having fun doing it is key
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