The competition took place in Sursko-Lytovske village and brought together representatives of units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine, veterans, adaptive athletes, military personnel, and cadets.
One of the most challenging events was the psychological obstacle course. Participants overcame water and engineering obstacles, crossings, and tasks requiring coordination, strength, speed, and endurance. The course demanded not only high physical fitness but also psychological resilience, the ability to make quick decisions, and to perform under significant physical pressure.
Second place in the “Educational Institutions” category in the obstacle course was won by DSUIA cadet Illia Humenik (DR-081-24-1).
Another strong result was achieved by cadet Bohdan Riabchenko (KP-262-24-1), who secured first place and became the winner in the “Amateur Boxing” category.
Participation in such competitions contributes to the development of professionally important qualities of future law enforcement officers, particularly endurance, strength, reaction speed, and readiness to act in unpredictable conditions. The performance of DSUIA cadets at “AZOV GAMES RUN” demonstrated not only their solid physical preparation but also perseverance and motivation for continuous improvement of both professional and sporting skills.
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