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30 June 2025 • 2 min read

Two Types of Norwegians, Says British Trainer

British coach Gemma Grainger loves Norwegian culture. She is ready to lead Norway in the European Championship and feels almost like a Norwegian herself.
Two Types of Norwegians, Says British Trainer

Introduction to Norway

Gemma Grainger, a British coach, has truly begun to embrace life in Norway. She loves tasting brunost and her new favorite musician is Kygo. Gemma has also tried skiing for the first time and describes it as a unique experience. She feels more Norwegian than ever and shows great enthusiasm for Norwegian culture.

Gemma is not only a sports enthusiast but also a cultural explorer. She has visited Norwegian landmarks and engaged with local traditions. She believes Norway has much to offer in terms of nature and culture.

As the coach for the Norwegian team, she is set to participate in the upcoming European Championship. She has a strong connection with both the team and the country, giving her a unique perspective.

Unique Experiences

Gemma has had many unique experiences since arriving in Norway. One of these was her very first ski trip. "It was challenging but also very exciting," she says. She appreciates how seriously Norwegians take sports and outdoor activities, which gives her extra inspiration as a coach.

She has also developed a taste for local food and has a special fondness for brunost. "It’s different but very good," she says. This open approach to new experiences has helped her to become better integrated into the community.

She has met many friendly and helpful Norwegians on her journey, which has made the transition smoother. "This country is full of generous people," she comments.

Ready for Challenges

As the coach for Norway's national team, Gemma Grainger is ready for the challenges that await in the European Championship. She strongly believes in her team and knows they have the potential to do well. "It’s an honor to lead this team," she says.

She emphasizes the importance of both physical and mental strength in the tournament. "We need to keep our heads cool and play smart," she advises her players. Gemma believes her strong ties to the team and understanding of Norwegian culture will take them far.

With the Championship just around the corner, Gemma is optimistic and motivated. She looks forward to leading the team in exciting matches. "We are ready for the challenge," she concludes with a smile.

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