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Mark Ormrod is a former British Royal Marine, Invictus Games athlete, author and motivational speaker. On Christmas Eve 2007, Mark was out on a routine foot patrol in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan when he stepped on an (Improvised Explosive Device IED). He lost both legs, amputated above the knee and his right arm, amputated above the elbow.
Today, Mark is an internationally acclaimed motivational speaker, a peak performance coach, and the author of the award-winning auto-biography Man Down.
https://www.markormrod.com/
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