Navarino Challenge 2021: The Greek language unites through sports

Just a few days before the 9th Navarino Challenge, people of all ages and abilities are preparing to participate and be a part of the top sports tourism fest at Costa Navarino and Pylos, Messinia, on October 15-17.

Showcasing the global value of the Greek language

Navarino Challenge promotes and supports actions that highlight the history and cultural heritage of Greece and more specifically the indisputable value of the Greek language. The Greek language is one of the most important ones in the world and has been the basis for countless cultures. Most alphabets derive from Greek. This year's Navarino Challenge campaign has a Greek “color” and the participants will have the opportunity to find this out both in the event's commemorative T-shirt, which is designed by Luanvi, as well as in the event's medal which is both dedicated to the Greek language and will include many Greek words in various foreign languages that have the exact same meaning. A video highlighting the Greek language and its influence is available on YouTube.

The event also promotes and highlights the work and life of the great Greek Olympic medalist from Pylos, Konstantinos Tsiklitiras, reminding everyone of the worldwide importance of the Greek language, with the 1912 Stockholm Olympic Games poster which is in Greek. In fact, on Saturday, October 16 at noon, the standing long jump activity in honor of Tsiklitiras will be presented in the presence of Olympic gold medalist Miltos Tentoglou and his coach, George Pomaski at The Dunes Beach in Costa Navarino.

Register at the 5km Powered by Samsung & win the Galaxy Fit2 Tracker Watch

A unique gift awaits all participants who will finish the 5km Powered by Samsung running route. Register now and get the Galaxy Fit2 Tracker Watch from Samsung Electronics Hellas, the event's Grand Sponsor, while maintaining your racing rhythm and athletic style in the beautiful Messinian landscape.

Run now in one of the top Greek Half Marathons of 21.1km, together with the Greek-American ultramarathon runner Dean (Konstantine) Karnazes, in the 10km route by Caterpy or the fun 5km route Powered by Samsung. Runners can participate by completing the available form: https://www.myrace.gr/en/event/2453/registrations.html. Moreover, the 1km children's route will be held in two groups, for children 10-14 years old and kids up to 9 years of age. The children's race is held for free.

The schedule of Navarino Challenge 2021

With its message “sport unites people,” the event awaits you with more than 30 sports activities and 15 Olympic sports. The event's detailed schedule is available online: https://www.navarinochallenge.com/schedule-2021.

Discount Partners' offers which are valid throughout the 2021 Navarino Challenge for all participants may be viewed online: https://www.navarinochallenge.com/offers-2021.

The event will be held based on the strict health protocols approved by the Health Scientific Committee of the General Secretariat of Sports: https://www.navarinochallenge.com/health-protocols.

Navarino Challenge will be held under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism, the General Secretariat of Sport of the Ministry of Culture & Sport, the International Olympic Academy and the Greek National Tourism Organization.

The event has joined the Greek actions of the #BeactiveHellas 2021 program of the European Commission and is held under the auspices of the General Secretariat of Sports. The event is organized by ActiveMedia Group which is also responsible for the event's Sports Production. All running races are co-organized with Messiniakos Gymnastic Club and EAS SEGAS Peloponnese Region.

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