What does it mean to find a home? Agnes Knudsen from Give Denmark had signed up for the Frame Running Development Camp & International Cup to meet others and compete freely. She did that and more. She and her family found a place where they belong.

During week 28, Frame Running athletes from around the world gathered in Bagsværd for a week of training and competition. This year's camp was held at Bagsværd Stadium, which once again provided the perfect setting for an event that demonstrated the great potential of Frame Running across both grassroots and elite sport.

July is just around the corner, and that once again means that we can welcome this year’s FrameRunning Camp & Cup. In cooperation with Parasport Frederiksberg, Parasport Denmark, Foreningernes Idrætsråd Gladsaxe, and Gladsaxe Municipality, we are pleased to welcome you to FrameRunning Camp & Cup 2026. After a successful camp in Bagsværd in 2024, the event now returns to Bagsværd Stadium.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Peter Bang-Thygesen on May 22nd after a long period of illness. Peter was a driving force within the Frame Running community and played a significant role in the development of the sport over many years.

A new global organization dedicated to Frame Running was officially founded on Sunday, 26 April, when representatives from around the world gathered for the founding general assembly of the Global Frame Running Movement.

For the first time, the Lithuanian FrameRunning Federation has opened its doors to host a FrameRunning camp and competition in Druskininkai, Lithuania.
We sat them down to talk a bit about what to expect from the camp and competition.

It's already quite common in the Netherlands for children and adults to participate in competitions and training sessions with their running frames. This wasn't the case at all in the beginning!

Thanks to strong cooperation between athletes from Denmark and Spain, together with the Polish athletics organisation, it was possible to bring together all of Europe’s top female T72 sprinters in Łódź, Poland.

The 2025 World Para Athletics Championships were held in New Delhi, India, from September 26th to October 5th. The championships marked an important milestone for Frame Running, with 29 athletes (15 women and 14 men) from 12 countries competing in the T71 and T72 classes.

The World Ability Sport Games took place from 18 to 24 November 2025 in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, bringing together 423 athletes from 38 countries across five continents.

As tradition dictates, week 28 once again brought the annual Frame Running Camp & Cup to Frederiksberg. 
The event was filled with training sessions, competitions, and – most importantly – lifelong friendships that continue to fuel the development of Frame Running. 

Summer is upon us, and that means once again: welcome to this year’s Camp & Cup. 

In collaboration with Parasport Frederiksberg and Parasport Denmark, we are pleased to welcome you to the Frame Running Development Camp & World International Frame Running Cup After a successful camp in Bagsværd, we are now returning to the familiar setting of Frederiksberg Stadium. This year, 98 athletes from 18 different countries will take part in a historic camp – as it marks the first time that the Danish-invented para-athletics discipline will be included in the Paralympic Games in 2028. 

Frame Running Denmark is proud to be part of the FRAME-EX project (FRAME Running for EXercise and Participation), which aims to improve the health and quality of life for children and young people with moderate to severe physical disabilities through Frame Running.