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Race with obstacles Bison Race was held in Nesvizh

Inspiring, picturesque route around the castle. Only five kilometers of running, but the difficulty lies in the obstacles. Twenty tests. Not only strength is important, but also flexibility, speed, courage, the ability to keep balance.

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Race with obstacles Bison Race was held in Nesvizh

Atypical strength test. Race with obstacles - Bison Race - in Nesvizh. Immersion in another era - from the start.

Inspiring, picturesque route around the castle. Only five kilometers of running, but the difficulty lies in the obstacles. Twenty tests. Not only strength is important, but also flexibility, speed, courage, the ability to keep balance. The race gathered about a thousand participants.

The medal for the finishers is as heavy as the race itself. This season is not over. Soon the athletes will take Raubici.

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