Japan's First Standalone OCR70m Obstacle Sports Competition "OCR SPEED SPRINT in Resol no Mori 2026" to be Held
Experiential resort facility "Resol no Mori" will host "OCR SPEED SPRINT in Resol no Mori 2026," Japan's first standalone OCR70m obstacle sports competition. This new event will utilize Japan's first indoor certified "Obstacle" course, which is also a training base for top athletes.
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Experiential resort facility "Sport & Do Resort Resol no Mori" (Location: Nagara-machi, Chiba Prefecture; Representative Director and President: Shigehito Saji) announces that it will host "OCR SPEED SPRINT in Resol no Mori 2026," a new obstacle sports competition featuring a standalone OCR70m course, for the first time in Japan (*). This event will take place at the "Medical Training Center (MTC)," a full-fledged sports facility utilized by top athletes from around the world due to its cutting-edge training environment. The event is organized by the Japan Obstacle Sports Association.
HP: https://www.resol-no-mori.com/event/kiji118.html
* Japan Obstacle Sports Association https://japan-obstacle.org/event/ocr-70m-in-resol-no-mori-2026/
## Japan's First Indoor "Obstacle" Course Certified by Japan Modern Pentathlon Association to be Used Challenge OCR70m, a Discipline of Modern Pentathlon
Modern pentathlon has decided to adopt "Obstacle," a new discipline involving overcoming obstacles, in addition to the four existing disciplines: fencing, swimming, and laser run (running and shooting). Resol no Mori, which was designated as a "National Training Center Competition-Specific Reinforcement Base" in April 2023, established Japan's first "Obstacle" modern pentathlon course within MTC in January 2025. This course, which has attracted attention as a new discipline in modern pentathlon, is Japan's first indoor "Obstacle" course certified by the Japan Modern Pentathlon Association (*), allowing use regardless of weather conditions, and serves as a training base for top athletes from Japan and abroad.
* According to our own research (as Japan's first "Obstacle" course certified by the Japan Modern Pentathlon Association. December 2024)
"Speed Sprint," to be held this time, is a competition conducted on an OCR70m course, which is a discipline of modern pentathlon. Since OCR70m is usually competed only as one discipline of modern pentathlon, this will be the first time a standalone OCR70m competition is held in Japan.
[Image 1: Athletes running on an obstacle course]
[Image 2: Athletes climbing an obstacle]
HP: https://www.resol-no-mori.com/event/kiji118.html
* Japan Obstacle Sports Association https://japan-obstacle.org/event/ocr-70m-in-resol-no-mori-2026/
## Japan's First Indoor "Obstacle" Course Certified by Japan Modern Pentathlon Association to be Used Challenge OCR70m, a Discipline of Modern Pentathlon
Modern pentathlon has decided to adopt "Obstacle," a new discipline involving overcoming obstacles, in addition to the four existing disciplines: fencing, swimming, and laser run (running and shooting). Resol no Mori, which was designated as a "National Training Center Competition-Specific Reinforcement Base" in April 2023, established Japan's first "Obstacle" modern pentathlon course within MTC in January 2025. This course, which has attracted attention as a new discipline in modern pentathlon, is Japan's first indoor "Obstacle" course certified by the Japan Modern Pentathlon Association (*), allowing use regardless of weather conditions, and serves as a training base for top athletes from Japan and abroad.
* According to our own research (as Japan's first "Obstacle" course certified by the Japan Modern Pentathlon Association. December 2024)
"Speed Sprint," to be held this time, is a competition conducted on an OCR70m course, which is a discipline of modern pentathlon. Since OCR70m is usually competed only as one discipline of modern pentathlon, this will be the first time a standalone OCR70m competition is held in Japan.
[Image 1: Athletes running on an obstacle course]
[Image 2: Athletes climbing an obstacle]