Earthing is a new sport created by Mark Aaron Saus. It combines running and swimming. It is not a biathlon, which is a long-distance event, but a fast race over 110 meters. The champion of earthing is the fastest person on land and in water. This sport started in Denmark in the summer of 2013. Earthing combines two popular Olympic sports: running and swimming. It aims to find the fastest person on Earth by running on land, diving through the air, and swimming in water. It also includes a new way of diving called the "Transition." The running track is 60 meters long and is safe for running without shoes. At the end of the track, there are special discs that connect to a swimming pool. The winner is the first person to touch the wall at the end of the swim. The long track is 60 meters, and the short track is 30 meters. The surface is made for running without shoes. The swimming pool can be 50 meters long or 25 meters long. The first part of the pool has lines to help the athletes see how far they need to dive. Earthing is an exciting new sport that brings together running and swimming in a fun way. ДА Who created the sport of Earthing? Clint Ober Mark Aaron Saus Adolf Just German doctors What two Olympic events does Earthing combine? Running and jumping • Swimming and diving • Running and swimming • Cycling and running What does Earthing aim to find? ДА The fastest person on land The fastest person in water The fastest person on land and in water The fastest person on land, in air and in water What connects the running track to the swimming pool? Ramps Special discs Bridges Ropes How do athletes win Earthing? 〇 By touching the wall first at the end of the swim By diving the farthest By singing a song By running the fastest