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Sweden is set to organise six-week long sex championship, and participants will be judged on 16 disciplines
The Sanskrit text “Kamasutra,” will also be taken into consideration while making decisions, and participants will receive bonus points based on their understanding of the ancient Indian text.
Sweden has become the first country to register sex as a sport with the first-ever European Sex Championship slated to be held in Gothenburg on June 8. The contestants will have daily 45-minute to one-hour bouts of sexual encounters and they will be judged under 16 disciplines on parameters such as endurance, chemistry between partners, and understanding of sex.
It may sound strange, but European country Sweden has announced sex as a sport. Yes, you read it right, the Scandinavian nation has become the first nation to register sex as sport and will organise first ever European Sex Championship in Gothenburg on June 8.
As per reports, the competition will last for six weeks and the contestants in this sex tournament will have daily sexual encounters for 45 minutes to one hour depending on the length of their bouts. A panel of judges will select the winners of the sex competition, and the audience will also weigh in on the choices. The parameter for judgement would include couple’s chemistry, their understanding of sex, degree of endurance, etc. The audience vote will be weighted 70 per cent, with the remaining 30 per cent coming from the judges’ scores.
Participants will engage in sexual activities under 16 disciplines, including seduction, oral sex, penetration, endurance, body massages, foreplay, exploring erotic zones, and more. In each discipline, tournament participants can receive from 5 to 10 points. Points are awarded by the public and a committee of five judges. The Sanskrit text “Kamasutra,” will also be taken into consideration while making decisions, and participants will receive bonus points based on their understanding of the ancient Indian text.
The competition will reportedly take place under the Swedish Sex Federation’s guidance. As per reports, 20 people from different countries will participate in the competition.
Dragan Bratych, the chairman of the Swedish Federation of Sex, told the Times Of India, “The incorporation of sexual orientation as a part of sporting tactics will be a ground-breaking development among European countries.”
“Just like any other sport, achieving desired results in sex requires training. Therefore, it is only logical for people to start competing in this domain as well.” According to Bratych, recognising sex as a sport was inevitable,” he added.
