He Builds MMA Fighters in a Country Where They Can’t Compete – Endre Schultz Kristoffersen |#38 (ENG)
Endre Schultz Kristoffersen is a martial arts coach, teacher, and fighter — training MMA full-time at a unique boarding school in Norway called Torshus Folkehøgskule.Yes, you read that right — Norway still bans MMA competitions, yet there’s a full-time MMA education program. And students from all over the world — including the USA, China, Germany and Denmark — come to this school to train, grow, and build community through martial arts.We talk about:🥋 His journey — from taekwondo in Lofoten to kickboxing and MMA fights abroad🧠 What martial arts give beyond the physical — values, discipline, confidence, and healing 🇳🇴 The legal paradox — training is legal, but MMA fights are banned🌍 How students travel to Sweden, Iceland, and Thailand to compete and grow🏫 Why schools like Torshus Folkehøgskule are so rare in Europe — and so powerful💥 What Norway’s MMA scene could be with legal events and tournaments🎙 This is a conversation about more than MMA. It’s about building people, shifting perspectives, and challenging the system — one fighter at a time.🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications for more powerful stories💬 What do YOU think? Should MMA be fully legal in Norway?Let us know in the comments 👇📩 Want to collaborate or support? → [email protected]👥 Know someone who should hear this? Share the link!
Dla mnie jest to bardzo wyjątkowe. Mamy tu wszystkich tych wysokich kwalifikowanych zawodników, którzy są znani na całym świecie, jak Emil Maik, który jest bardzo znany, i Jörg Hermansson oczywiście. Mamy też Helberg Hansen, który był ogromnym zawodnikiem w UFC. Mamy tu wszystkich tych zawodników, więc Norwegia produkuje wiele i to bez jego pozwolenia. Nie mogę sobie wyobrazić, że gdyby to było pozwolone, to byśmy mieli tak wielu. Ion Vetle Furuhem wychodzi teraz. Myślę, że będzie wiele więcej, jeśli to będzie pozwolone. To bardzo dziwne.
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Yes, you read that right — Norway still bans MMA competitions, yet there’s a full-time MMA education program. And students from all over the world — including the USA, China, Germany and Denmark — come to this school to train, grow, and build community through martial arts.
We talk about:
🥋 His journey — from taekwondo in Lofoten to kickboxing and MMA fights abroad
🧠 What martial arts give beyond the physical — values, discipline, confidence, and healing 🇳🇴 The legal paradox — training is legal, but MMA fights are banned
🌍 How students travel to Sweden, Iceland, and Thailand to compete and grow
🏫 Why schools like Torshus Folkehøgskule are so rare in Europe — and so powerful
💥 What Norway’s MMA scene could be with legal events and tournaments
🎙 This is a conversation about more than MMA. It’s about building people, shifting perspectives, and challenging the system — one fighter at a time.
🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications for more powerful stories
💬 What do YOU think? Should MMA be fully legal in Norway?
Let us know in the comments 👇
📩 Want to collaborate or support? → [email protected]
👥 Know someone who should hear this? Share the link!