The national championship celebrating ten years of Street Workout and Calisthenics in Montenegro, hosted by the gymnastics club “Montenegro Street Workout” in collaboration with the Ecological Youth Association “Green Center,” attracted over 70 competitors. Contestants ranged from 12 years to those in their seventies, illustrating the sport’s inclusivity for all ages and genders. The event, held in Trebjesa Forest Park on National Day, featured five disciplines, with competitors split into two age categories: under and over 18 years old.

“This anniversary competition holds great significance for us—over the past decade, we’ve advocated for a healthy lifestyle among the youth in Montenegro while fostering a sports community that connects our heritage with our future. Calisthenics is more than a sport; it embodies discipline, resilience, and self-confidence—qualities that defined our ancestors. Through such positive sporting events, today’s youth can honor the heroes of the past and take a stand for beneficial changes in society. Nikšić served as a hub of sports energy and unity. We are particularly delighted that participants of all ages, from teenagers to veterans, joined us, highlighting the universal appeal of this sport. It was an honor to welcome special guests, Guinness record holders Uroš Ašković Ašket and Nikola Vejnović Kinez, who inspired the young athletes,” stated Miloš Džiknić, president of the gymnastics club “Montenegro Street Workout.”

The competition was initiated by Milan Jovićević, representing the Secretariat for Sports of the Municipality of Nikšić, who affirmed the Municipality’s commitment to championing sports and healthy lifestyles.

“Nikšić has reaffirmed its status as a city of sports, youth, and vitality. We extend our gratitude to all organizers, athletes, and guests for their contributions. May this milestone motivate further growth within the Calisthenics community in Montenegro,” remarked Jovićević.

In the under-18 category, Arman Čindrak clinched first place, followed by Luka Fuštić in second and Amir Burdžović in third. In the junior category, Miloš Gorović secured first place, followed by Saša Rudan and Lazar Marojević. For freestyle Calisthenics, Goran Tomanović took first, with Boris Martinović and Petar Kapetanov placing second and third, respectively. Veselin Portić triumphed in veteran pull-ups, with Dušan Krcunović and Momo Pavićević taking second and third. In the under-18 pull-ups category, Nenad Čanović finished first, Petar Ratković second, and Damjan Drašković third. In the 18+ division, Balša Bugarin took first place, followed by Enis Krnić and David Leković. For women in sit-ups, Zorica Mijanović was first, Miljana Potparić second, and Tijana Đurđevac third.

The competition’s judging panel included: Marko Đukanović, Nikola Lončarević, Stanko Baucal, Nikola Agramović, Almin Gerina, Boris Martinović, Goran Tomanović, Ivan Vuković, and Snežana Janjušević. Physiotherapist Rade Gutović provided medical support, while Sofija Đukanović, Dado Kočet, Marko Banović, and Nikola Mihailović recorded the event.

This competition was made possible by support from the Gymnastics Federation of Montenegro, the Municipality of Nikšić, EPCG, the Nikšić Tourist Organization, Coca Cola HBC Montenegro, Vector System Security, AbakusWeb, Sports Center “Trim,” Sports School “Talenat,” the Secretariat for Sports, and the Nikšić Sport Trophy.

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