Congratulations Robotikingenjörerna!
Pluggpeppen has ended and the team Robotingenjörerna took home victory with no less than 16 309 credits! How did the robotic nerds do that? We asked Adrian Fager.
Congratulations to the victory. How does it feel?
We’re not surprised as we’ve really been at it. But of course it feels great. Especially great to beat the team Fysioterapeuterna when it comes to training.
Did you use any particular strategy?
Not really, we just did as much as we could and collected as many minutes and kilometers as possible. Our education is tough and we’re always achieving when necessary. Our motto is to always be either first or last, and now when we couldn’t be last, being first was the only option left.
Did you train more during Pluggpeppen?
Well, I’ve been training quite a lot since January, almost every day. So when Pluggpeppen started I just kept going. I’ve tried to do something every day, run 10k or cycling. We’ve been pushing eachother and competed also within the team. My ambition was to be in top three.
Do you look forward to the training session with Fannie? She’s really tough.
- Oh, is that so? It’s going to be fun – the question is if she can keep up with us.
Are you cooling down now?
- Absolutely not. I’ve got some goals to reach this summer. There are a few races, and I’ll also bike through Sweden.
Pluggpeppen!
Now it’s more important than ever to do some exercise. That’s why we’re launching Pluggpeppen! A competition where you and your fellow programme friends challenge other programmes at MDH by working out and scoring points on an app. Running, yoga, swimming, weight training or going out with the dog – whatever you do you’ll help your team to climb up the table. And not least: pep, challenge and push each other to manage just a little bit more!
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