UIPM

Weapon: Épée (thrusting sword). Standard FIE-approved épée with a maximum total weight of 770 g (27.2 oz) and blade length of 90 cm (35.4 in) maximum. Button (point) requires 750 g of pressure to register a touch.; Protective equipment: FIE-certified fencing mask (1600 N bib), fencing jacket (350...

Key Fact: Fencing épée equipment must weigh no more than 770 g and have a blade length not exceeding 90 cm.

Swimwear: Must comply with World Aquatics (formerly FINA) regulations. Men: jammers or briefs. Women: one-piece swimsuit. No full-body suits (banned since 2010).; Goggles: Permitted. No restrictions on type or brand.; Cap: Required. Must display the athlete's country code or name for identification.

Laser pistol: Fires an infrared beam (no projectile, no ammunition). The beam registers on an electronic target. Maximum weight 1.5 kg (3.3 lb). Semi-automatic firing (one trigger pull per shot).; Grip: No restrictions on grip modifications, orthopedic grips, or palm rests, provided the total pis...

Footwear: Standard running shoes. No restrictions on brand or type. Spikes are not typically permitted on paved courses.; Attire: National federation competition uniform. Race number bib must be visible on the front.; Timing chip: Transponder attached to the shoe or bib for electronic timing at e...

Attire: Form-fitting athletic wear suitable for climbing, swinging, and balancing. Grip gloves may be permitted (subject to UIPM regulations).; Obstacle specifications: Standardized obstacles approved by the UIPM, including climbing walls, balance beams, hanging obstacles, cargo nets, and travers...

Piste: Standard fencing piste, 14 m (46 ft) long and 1.5–2 m (5–6.5 ft) wide, with metallic or conductive surface for electronic scoring; Multiple pistes: Multiple pistes set up simultaneously to accommodate the round-robin format within the competition time frame (typically 4–6 pistes running co...

All five disciplines contested at one venue over one day.

Pool: 50 m Olympic pool or 25 m short-course pool (25 m pool requires 200 m = 8 lengths). Must meet World Aquatics standards.; Lane assignment: Athletes are assigned lanes based on seeding (fastest seeds in center lanes); Timing: Electronic touchpad timing to 1/100th of a second

Course design: A purpose-built obstacle course approximately 100–200 m in length featuring sequential obstacles of increasing difficulty; Obstacle types: Climbing walls, cargo net traversals, balance beams over water or padding, hanging ring sequences, warped walls, salmon ladders, and rope swing...