European O-Sport Federation

One sport.
One Europe.
Every nation.

Developing O-Sport across Europe, including AXAYA—the WOF Combat Hybrid Relay combining Combat, Strong Fit and Obstacle Racing.

Federation network

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Vatican City — Southern Europe — European development scopeUnited Kingdom — Western Europe — WOF development in progressUkraine — Eastern Europe — WOF associated memberTürkiye — Eastern Europe — WOF associated memberSwitzerland — Western Europe — WOF affiliated memberSweden — Northern Europe — European development scopeSpain — Western Europe — WOF affiliated memberSlovakia — Eastern Europe — European development scopeSlovenia — Eastern Europe — European development scopeSerbia — Eastern Europe — European development scopeSan Marino — Southern Europe — European development scopeRussia — Eastern Europe — WOF full memberRomania — Eastern Europe — WOF full memberPortugal — Western Europe — European development scopePoland — Eastern Europe — European development scopeNorway — Northern Europe — European development scopeNetherlands — Western Europe — WOF affiliated memberMontenegro — Southern Europe — European development scopeMoldova — Eastern Europe — WOF affiliated memberMonaco — Western Europe — European development scopeMalta — Southern Europe — WOF affiliated memberNorth Macedonia — Southern Europe — European development scopeLuxembourg — Western Europe — European development scopeLithuania — Eastern Europe — European development scopeLiechtenstein — Western Europe — European development scopeLatvia — Eastern Europe — WOF affiliated memberKosovo — Southern Europe — European development scopeKazakhstan — Eastern Europe — WOF associated memberItaly — Western Europe — WOF affiliated memberIsrael — Southern Europe — European development scopeIreland — Western Europe — European development scopeIceland — Northern Europe — WOF affiliated memberHungary — Eastern Europe — WOF associated memberGreece — Southern Europe — WOF associated memberGermany — Western Europe — European development scopeGeorgia — Eastern Europe — WOF full memberFrance — Western Europe — WOF affiliated memberFinland — Northern Europe — WOF affiliated memberEstonia — Eastern Europe — European development scopeDenmark — Northern Europe — European development scopeCzechia — Eastern Europe — European development scopeCyprus — Southern Europe — WOF associated memberCroatia — Southern Europe — European development scopeBulgaria — Eastern Europe — European development scopeBosnia and Herzegovina — Southern Europe — European development scopeBelgium — Western Europe — WOF affiliated memberBelarus — Eastern Europe — European development scopeAzerbaijan — Eastern Europe — WOF full memberAustria — Western Europe — WOF affiliated memberArmenia — Eastern Europe — WOF affiliated memberAndorra — Western Europe — European development scopeAlbania — Southern Europe — European development scopeAndorra — Western Europe — European development scopeLiechtenstein — Western Europe — European development scopeLuxembourg — Western Europe — European development scopeMalta — Southern Europe — WOF affiliated memberMonaco — Western Europe — European development scopeSan Marino — Southern Europe — European development scopeVatican City — Southern Europe — European development scope

O-Sport working regions. The established Western Europe remit remains 15 countries; WOF standing is recorded separately.

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Countries in scope

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WOF-listed national bodies

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Country under progress

The European body

Built as sporting infrastructure, not just a website.

Read the federation plan

A complete European scope

Country profiles, national contact routes and regional coordination in one public register.

Transparent standing

Geographic coverage and WOF membership are shown as separate facts, with sources and review status.

Official AXAYA format

One team. Three phases. One champion.

AXAYA is one WOF O-Sport Combat Hybrid Relay. Its three phases are equal parts of the team competition; they do not place external combat, strength or obstacle sports under O-Sport Europe’s authority.

Explore the AXAYA rulebook
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Combat

Phase 1 · Fighter

A single three-minute round conducted under the general IMMAC framework together with WOF-specific rules.

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Strong Fit

Phase 2 · Lifter

A unified test of maximum strength, strength endurance, explosive power and functional conditioning.

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Obstacle Racing

Phase 3 · Racer

A course testing speed, agility, balance, coordination, strength, endurance and obstacle-negotiation skills.

European expansion

Growth measured by readiness, not promises.

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Establish

A credible European foundation

Confirm the European O-Sport mandate, governance model, statutes, safeguarding standard and transparent membership criteria.

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Connect

A verified national network

Invite the independent Strongman, OCR and MMA organizations already approached to explore collaboration, while validating WOF and national O-Sport contacts.

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Equip

Consistent European capability

Consult specialists from obstacle, combat and strength sports while developing O-Sport-specific referee, coach, organizer and safety guidance.

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Compete

A connected competition pathway

Pilot O-Sport events informed by relevant external expertise; support verified results and a fair European ranking pathway before continental events.

See the complete roadmap

From the federation

Latest news

Federation development03 Sept 2026

Building the O-Sport Europe network

A draft introduction to the European development programme and member-verification project.

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AXAYA30 Aug 2026

WOF Decentralized World Championship — Date TBC

The championship is planned as five stages of qualification, review and live finals. Every stage date and the European location remain to be confirmed.

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Education30 May 2026

Fair Play & Anti-Doping Workshop 2026

Clean-sport education for athletes, coaches, referees and administrators working in hybrid sport.

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Upcoming competition · Year and dates TBC

WOF Decentralized World Championship

A provisional five-stage sequence is available for planning, with every stage marked Date TBC. The stages are not presented as consecutive days or as one confirmed date range. The European location also remains unconfirmed.