18/05/2026
For a long time, I didn’t talk publicly about what I was building behind the scenes.
Most people saw me working with biomechanics, movement, running, strength, pain, posture, breathing, and performance…
but very few people knew what was happening after work hours.
For the last years, I became almost obsessed with one question:
“How do you create better continuity for people between sessions?”
Not just better exercises.
Not more information.
Not another generic fitness platform.
But something that actually helps people:
- understand their body better,
- stay connected to the process,
- feel less lost between sessions,
- and have more structure, guidance, and clarity.
Because honestly, one of the biggest things I kept seeing was this:
People leave a session motivated…
and then a few days later:
- they forget details,
- become unsure,
- lose structure,
- stop understanding why they’re doing certain things,
- or feel like they’re left alone again.
That bothered me for a long time.
So I started building something.
The funny part is:
I’m not a software engineer.
Everything started from pure curiosity.
At first I honestly had no idea what I was doing.
There were nights where I spent hours trying to understand things that probably take developers 10 minutes.
Moments where everything broke.
Moments where I thought:
“What the hell am I even doing?”
I rebuilt parts of the system over and over again.
Learned things I never imagined I’d learn.
Made endless mistakes.
Hit walls constantly.
Had days where nothing worked.
And many times I genuinely felt frustrated enough to quit the whole thing.
But little by little, things started becoming real.
And today I finally launched the new version of:
www.biomechanicscenter.no
One of the things I’m most excited about is the Client Portal.
The portal was created to make the whole process feel more connected and easier to follow — not only during a session, but also between sessions.
Clients can now:
- access their exercise programs directly from their phone,
- review explanations and guidance,
- track progress,
- receive follow-up structure,
- stay connected to their plan,
- see session continuity,
- and better understand what we are actually working on and why.
The goal was never to create a “high-tech” system just for the sake of technology.
The goal was to create something more human.
Something that reduces confusion.
Something that improves continuity.
Something that supports people outside the clinic too.
And honestly… this is still only the beginning.
There’s still a lot I want to improve, rebuild, simplify, and evolve over time.
But I also wanted to share this because maybe someone else out there has an idea they keep postponing because it feels “too difficult” or “impossible”.
I’ve learned that curiosity, persistence, and willingness to look stupid while learning can take you much further than you think.
Anyway —
the new website is finally live.
If you’re curious, feel free to explore it:
www.biomechanicscenter.no
