Darf Ich Vorstellen: Lasse Von Levitate
Heute spreche ich mit Lasse W. Madsen, dem CEO und Mitbegründer des Sport-Tech-Startups Levitate. Lasse ist selbst Sportler und oberschenkel-amputiert und hat es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, Menschen mit Behinderungen einfachen Zugang zu erschwinglichen Sportgeräten zu verschaffen, die sie für ein aktives Leben benötigen. Sein Unternehmen Levitate stellt Running Blades her, die Amputierte selbst montieren können. Interessiert? Dann lehnt euch sich zurück und hört die Details von Lasse selbst.
Das Komplette Interview (auf Englisch)
Wenn ihr mehr über die Levitate-Blades erfahren möchtet, besucht am besten die Homepage des Unternehmens und folgt Lasse auf Instagram.
Bericht von Björn Eser, dem Gründer von und Macher hinter The Active Amputee.
Further Reading
Giving back in so many ways
In 2004, Dr. Dani Burt was involved in a motorcycle crash that put her in a coma for 45 days. After she woke up, Dani knew her life would never be the same again. It took many unexpected turns, opened many new doors and offered her countless amazing opportunities. Today, Dani works as a Doctor of Physical Therapy at Sharp Memorial Hospital, the same hospital where she was a patient of more than a decade ago. A career she chose because she wants to be there for patients after they go through the darkest moments in their life to show them what is possible. Read more
Double amputee circus artist
June 12, 2014 was the day Erin had both of her lower legs removed. It took her eight months after that to accept it and to imagine that a life was still possible. Once that step was taken, she started to wrap her head around believing that her life could be one that she actually wanted to live. Before her accident in March 2014, Erin had been a circus artist whose career was just starting to take off and everything that she did required feet - or so she thought. But as she soon learned, this was not the case. Read more