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As the Paris 2024 Olympic season draws to a close, many athletes are focusing on their next steps and UIPM is here to support their pathway, whether they are continuing in Modern Pentathlon or not.
In collaboration with IOC Athlete365, UIPM has issued an open invitation to two transformative online workshops tailored specifically for elite pentathletes navigating their career transitions.
During an action-packed summer and autumn busy with competitions there were around 30 Biathle-Triathle and Laser Run events including GLRCT, BTNT, as well as continental biathle, triathle and laser-run competitions, all of which showcased the dynamic spirit and robust strength of Modern Pentathlon across the globe.
Biathle Triathle National Tours
Chisinau (MDA): June 29-30
The early days of 2025 have come and gone and some new year’s resolutions may already be wavering. But the Modern Pentathlon world is fully focused on goals for the year ahead.
That’s because 2025 is not just a new year but the first year of a new Olympic cycle. And while January may be a quiet time of pre-season preparation, the action will soon begin. Here are five reasons to be very excited about what 2025 has to offer…
- EB fully formed with Athletes, Coaches and Medical Committee Chairs
- Six Commission Chairs named as Madrid (ESP) wins 2026 competition
- President Stull commits to ‘athlete first’ mantra for LA28 cycle
NICE, FRANCE: January 31, 2025 – The Executive Board (EB) of the Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM) is now fully formed for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic cycle after the conclusion of a two-day EB meeting.
- Five elected UIPM Committees gather for historic convention in Nice (FRA)
- Mass knowledge share results in creation of dynamic action plans
- President Stull thanks elected members for reinforced commitment to UIPM Sports movement
Members of five elected UIPM Committees participated in a mass knowledge share as an historic convention marked the outset of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic cycle.
- New roles for Olympic medallists French (GBR), Marques (BRA) and Prokopenko (BLR)
- Sisniega and De La Vega (MEX) team up on Innovation Commission
- President Stull challenges community to ‘think innovatively’
The Executive Board (EB) of the Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM) has appointed a wide range of experts to serve on UIPM Commissions throughout the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic cycle.
Every sport has its legends. They are heroes and icons whose impact on their game is often only fully realised once they’ve gone.
That was never quite the case for Laura Asadauskaite, however. Such was her unceasing brilliance during a career which saw her compete at the elite end of Modern Pentathlon for well over two decades, it was impossible to ignore the Lithuanian wonder as she built her legacy in real time.
Behind every decision made by a judge in a UIPM competition is a body of expertise responsible for making sure the rules of the sport are correctly and fairly administered.
But who are these people, and what do they do?
Behind every athlete is a coach taking responsibility for every aspect of the high-performance environment that surrounds them.
But who supports the coaches in maintaining their own high standards of performance?
The UIPM Coaches Committee supports the education of coaches and athletes, prepares coaching clinics and seminars, and elaborates proposals on training, sport and other matters of interest to coaches for consideration by the Technical Committee and Executive Board.
There is a time for talking and there is a time for action. In any effective sports governing body, they happen in that order.
Four days of Executive Board and Committee meetings in Nice at the beginning of February, four weeks before the action of the competition season begins, enabled the UIPM community to discuss a lot of concerns, wishes and demands.