Five sports in one day, designed to test what a 19th-century cavalry officer might need: fencing, swimming, an obstacle course. Eight tools take you from confused to the sharpest eye in the room.
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Five sports in one day, designed to test what a 19th-century cavalry officer might need: fencing, swimming, an obstacle course, and a combined run-and-shoot finish. The winner is whoever accumulates most points across all of them.
Hungary, Egypt, France, Italy, Britain, Germany, South Korea and Mexico.
Athletes usually arrive from swimming or fencing in their teens and take years to reach a competitive level in all five. Careers often run into the thirties.
Hungary and Egypt are currently the strongest; Britain, France and Italy have long traditions.
Start with laser-run events — run and shoot, no horse required.
A fencing touch · A swim or the ride · The run-and-shoot · An obstacle-course run · A transition between events
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