Meet the Translator of "Confident Orienteering" in Danish

I asked Michael, who translated "Confident Orienteering Book 1:Fundamentals" into Danish, to tell the readers a little about himself.

Michael:

"Personal Information:

Name: Michael Nygaard Møller
Birth: 1968

Orienteering Experience:

Running Experience: Participating in orienteering for about 15 years
Club Membership: Member of Ballerup Orienteering Club
Competition Participation: Enjoys orienteering competitions in Eastern Denmark and participates in night orienteering, forest orienteering, and sprints

Activities and Contributions:

Book Translation: Recently completed the translation of Confident Orienteering in collaboration with the author, Aleksandr Alekseyonok
Game Development: With a background as a software engineer, developed a 3D orienteering game (currently on hold but functional)
Headcam Videos: Passionate about headcam videos from orienteering events and developed a program to integrate GPS tracks into these videos
- Collaboration: Works closely with Ernst Poulsen from Amager OK on headcam videos and the related program
Introductory Material: Created introductory guides to orienteering available on the Ballerup Orienteering Club’s website
Webmaster: Former webmaster for Ballerup Orienteering Club’s website, among others
Map Making and Course Planning: Active as a map maker and course planner; administers a Facebook group about course planning and a Facebook page about orienteering

Portfolio and Resources:

Website: On my website wobelix.dk, various materials and programs related to orienteering can be downloaded

I hope this summary provides a good overview of my activities and contributions within the field of orienteering."

Full information about the Confident Orienteering Book 1 Fundamentals in Danish is here

You can purchase the Danish version of the book here

Original English vertion is here

Aleksandr Alekseyonok, July 6, 2024.

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