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Modern pentathlon is a combined athletic game in which final scores represent an aggregate of individual event scores from fencing, swimming, horseback riding, pistol shooting, and running. This game was initiated in ancient Greece with the purpose of testing the general physical strengths of Greek soldiers [1]. However, since the 5th Olympic Games, hosted in Stockholm in 1912, the pentathlon has become a regular event. Later, in 2009, the Union Internationale de Pentathlon Modern modified the rules of the game, combining shooting and running to form a single event. Thus, the final results of an athlete’s performance were to be evaluated based on the score of the combined event after fencing, swimming, and horseback riding had concluded [2]. In 2009, the original pistol used during the shooting phase, which used lead bullets, was replaced with a laser pistol. Later, in 2017, the official name of the game was changed from a combined event to “laser-run.” Laser-run employs a handicapped start, which makes each athlete start 1 second later per point in order of their scores from the 3 previous events. Each athlete is ORIGINAL ARTICLE

An Analysis of the Performance Determinants of Modern Pentathlon Athletes in Laser-run, A Newly-Combined Event in Modern Pentathlon