It came to us from Scandinavia…

Open waters, lakes, lands, wetlands…

Unrestricted freedom…

You can’t get closer to nature than with SWIMRUN!

Now, a little about Swimrun.
Firstly, it has nothing to do with triathlon, although it involves both swimming and running.
Secondly, it’s not Runmageddon either, although there are many obstacles created by nature.

These are the two main associations people have when they first hear about swimrun.

My dream, as well as that of all the enthusiasts of this discipline, is for people to finally understand what swimrun is and not confuse it with any of these sports.
There’s also the question of whether swimrun is an extreme sport and why it’s gaining followers so slowly.

It definitely seems extreme to someone who is unfamiliar with it. Like with any sport, you need to work a bit on technique and the strength of the right muscle groups to make it more enjoyable and less extremely odd. It also depends on the distance and your expectations of yourself. Any major effort beyond our capacity can feel extreme, but swimrun event organizers have made sure to adjust the length of the distance to match the abilities of the participants.”