Veterans of GUR overcame the toughest race in the world after amputations: how they succeeded.

The presentation of the documentary film 'Spartan: Without Borders' took place in Kyiv. It is the story of two Ukrainian soldiers with amputations who successfully completed the Spartan Race, the toughest race in the world.

What is the toughest race in the world

The Spartan Race consists of 50 km and 60 obstacles in the French Alps. Taras Prots and Serhiy Shykun managed to complete the 50-kilometer distance back and forth in 9.5 hours. Taras has a foot amputation, while Serhiy has a hand amputation.

During the race, participants faced various challenges such as rope roads, water obstacles, heavy weights, barbed wires, and rocky ascents and descents.

The men admit: it was a very challenging task, especially in those parts of the race where they had to fully engage their amputated limbs.

How to return to life after amputation: advice from war veterans

Serhiy Shykun, a veteran with an amputated hand, emphasizes the importance of believing in oneself and seeking inspiration after amputation. He advises finding support among comrades and other veterans.

Taras Prots adds that amputation is always a challenge for anyone, but it can be a new beginning. He encourages finding inspiration and not being ashamed to fully use a prosthesis.

The documentary film 'Spartan: Without Borders' tells the story of two Ukrainian soldiers with amputations who overcame the toughest race in the world. It is a story of the strength of the human spirit, self-belief, and hope for a better future that can be useful in any difficult situation. The film's release highlights the importance of alienated stories and inspires viewers to seek strength in their hearts even in the toughest moments.