Russia's International Army Games are an intense alternative to watching the Rio Olympics

Russia Ministry of Defense

One of the aviation requirements during the competition.

If watching the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio doesn't suit your taste, you may want to check out this year's International Army Games, hosted by the Russian Defense Ministry.

Held in Russia and Kazakhstan, this 2-week live-streamed event consists of 23 distinct trials ranging from air, marine, and field operations.

From sniper competitions, tank biathlons, underwater searches, and aircraft ground attacks, over 3,000 servicemembers hailing from 19 different countries will be competing this year. 

According to International Business Times, Russia had reportedly invited 47 countries, including the US and other NATO member states; however, the only NATO country that seems to have accepted their offer has been Greece.

Here's some clips of the International Army Games:

Watch the livestream here.