KARI TOFTESUND
With a lifelong interest in the human mind, Kari began her career as a psychotherapist. She has traveled solo around the world, and had the privilege to learn from different cultures and to open her mind to other ways of living. Her adventurous and curious spirit has allowed her to find certain keys to better understand the mind and how to push it in the right direction. Combining adventures and mental and physical performance is the perfect union for Kari.
JONATHAN LABARRE
With a background in the army, sport shop management, firefighting and fire and first aid instruction, Jonathan has many strings to his bow. Stress management, leadership, crisis management and team management are just some of the skills he has been fortunate to acquire throughout his career. With a passion for the outdoors and sport, Jonathan went on to pursue a career as a alpinist before expanding his horizons to adventures and expeditions in several environments.
RESPONSIBILITY
With being an outdoor enthusiast comes the responsibility to protect and preserve the planet. The climate and landscapes are changing quickly and it's crucial to take action.
Promoting the values of the outdoor adventures: daring to dream big, health benefits, sense of accomplishment, well-being and happiness.
Kari and Jonathan aim to give the desire to spend time in nature to other people. They are convinced that by spending more time outside, the desire to protect the planet will grow accordingly.
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PLANTED TREES
Pihoqahiak (pronunciation pi - ho - kayak) means "polar bear" in Inuit language and signifies "the one who wanders endlessly". A name and logo that represent who Kari and Jonathan are. Not only do they love polar bears, but they also love what they symbolize: power, strength and endurance, but at the same time also the fragility of the environment that they deeply wish to preserve.