Mixed Discipline

Triathlon A triathlon is a multisport endurance event that consists of three continuous and sequential disciplines: swimming, cycling, and running. Participants, known as triathletes, compete to complete all three segments in the fastest time possible, with transitions between each discipline being a critical part of the race. Decathlon and Heptathlon (Track and Field) Modern Pentathlon Adventure Racing CrossFit Games Obstacle Course Racing (OCR) Biathlon Biathlon is a winter Olympic sport that combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting, blending endurance with precision. Athletes ski over a snow-covered course, carrying a .22 caliber rifle strapped to their back, and stop at designated shooting ranges to hit five targets at 50 meters, alternating between prone (lying down) and standing positions. Missing a target incurs penalties, either a 150-meter penalty loop (in sprint, pursuit, mass start, and relay events) or a one-minute time penalty (in individual events). The sport includes six main formats governed by the International Biathlon Union (IBU): Racketlon Racketlon is a unique combination sport that integrates four popular racket disciplines—table tennis, badminton, squash, and tennis—into a single match, testing versatility and endurance. Competitors play one set of each sport against the same opponent, in order from smallest to largest racket: table tennis, badminton, squash, then tennis.