What does WMRT mean in SPORTS

The World Mountain Running Trophy (WMRT) is an annual international competition of mountain running. It consists of nine challenging races, four of which are at the world championship level and five at continental championship level. The WMRT is organized by the World Mountain Running Association (WMRA).

The World Mountain Running Trophy (WMRT) takes place in various locations around the world each year. The four world championship races take place in Europe while five continent championship races take place in North and South America, Africa, Asia and Oceania.

Anyone aged 19 or over who is a member of a WMRA club can participate in the individual events of the WMRT. There is also a relay event open to teams from any country that has a recognized national athletics federation or association as well as junior and veteran categories for those aged 18-23/35-45/45+ respectively.

Registration fees for the WMRT include entry into all nine races, access to official race merchandise, travel grants for athletes without adequate funds, exclusive race briefings and post-race celebrations. Additionally, participants receive discounts on accommodation and food at official race hotels.

The WMRT was established in 1984 with six countries taking part - Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, Norway and France - as part of a series called "International Alpine Cup". It became an annual event in 1988 when it was renamed "World Championship". In 1996 it took its current name World Mountain Running Trophy following changes made by WMRA to fit modern international sporting standards.

Challenges faced by participants during WMRT races vary depending on terrain but may include steep climbs and descents across mountain trails or roads; altitude or weather changes; rocks, roots and erosion; landslides or avalanches; icy conditions; snow bridges; water crossings; marshy areas; loose scree fields or large boulders. All these require physical strength as well as mental toughness.

Yes! Entrants must wear appropriate apparel throughout their participation which includes shoes specifically designed for mountain running and complying with specified safety norms such as helmet use if deemed necessary based on local conditions. It's important to obey course instructions supplied by marshals regarding where it's safe to run and not safe to run due to changing weather or other dangers like unstable rock faces etc. There may also be restrictions on training hours prior to each scheduled race.

At each WMRT race there are medals available which are awarded according to rankings achieved by competitors upon successful completion of their respective events. Additionally, special awards such as Best Team Performance Award are also presented every year based on each country's performance over all nine competitive races.

If someone gets injured while participating in any of their events at WMT they should immediately seek medical assistance from one of stationed medical personnel located at key points along each course or contact other emergency services if necessary. Once they have received medical treatment they should report incident details to relevant authorities who will provide further advice regarding insurance claims.