In a world where many countries shy away from open discussions about sex, Sweden is breaking the mold by turning it into a sport.
Prepare for the first-ever European Sex Championship, organized by the Swedish Sex Federation, set to take place on June 8.
This groundbreaking championship will span several weeks, with participants engaging in six hours of competition each day. Reports indicate that contestants will have 45 minutes to an hour to showcase their skills and engage in various activities.
The Championship has already attracted 20 applicants from different countries, all vying for the title. Winners will be determined through a combination of three juries and audience ratings.
Each discipline will be scored on a scale of 5 to 10 points, with participants competing in 16 different categories, including seduction, oral sex, penetration, appearance, body massages, exploration of erotic zones, position changes, creativity in positions, number of orgasms, and endurance.
Embracing diversity, the European Sex Championship welcomes competitors of any gender or sexual orientation. The organizers emphasize that sexual orientation can play a strategic role in this unique sport, predicting that other European countries will follow suit in the future.
"The inclusion of sexual orientation as a strategic element in sports will be a groundbreaking development across Europe," stated the competition organizer.
Dragan Bratych, president of the Swedish Federation of Sex, firmly believes that recognizing sex as a sport was an inevitable step. He highlights the potential for both physical and mental well-being through sexual activity, underscoring the importance of training.
"Similar to any other sport, achieving desired results in sex requires training. Therefore, it is only logical for people to engage in competitive endeavors within this realm," Bratych explained to the media.
Prepare for a groundbreaking event that challenges societal norms and celebrates the physical and mental benefits of sexual activity.
The European Sex Championship is set to redefine the concept of sports, ushering in a new era of open discussions and recognition of the importance of sexual well-being.
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