About Sprint League

Sprint League splits the running loop into two halves: a gym where you build up your stamina, and a race track where you spend it. Work through short strength drills like bicep curls, bench presses, deadlifts and squats to raise your stats, then queue into a race and see how far the extra training actually gets you against the clock.

Races themselves are straightforward point-to-point sprints — the fun is in chasing your own best time and watching the gym grind pay off lap after lap. There's also a separate Tung Tung Tag mode, a chase game where you collect coins on the course while trying to stay ahead of the boss character Tung Tung Sahur.

Controls

Move with WASD or the arrow keys.

Tips

  • Split your time between the gym and the track — stats from workouts carry into every race, so a few minutes lifting before you queue up is rarely wasted.
  • Treat your first run on a course as a scouting lap; you can't beat a personal best you haven't set yet.
  • If Tung Tung Tag feels too chaotic at first, go back to a solo race to rebuild stamina before trying it again.

Good pick if you want something you can dip into for a few short races at a time rather than commit to a long session.

Sprint League FAQ

How do I move in Sprint League?
Use WASD or the arrow keys to run.
Do I need to train before racing?
No, but gym exercises like curls, bench presses, deadlifts and squats raise your stats, so a quick workout before a race helps your time.
What is Tung Tung Tag?
It's a separate chase mode where you collect coins on the course while staying ahead of the boss character Tung Tung Sahur.
Can I play Sprint League on mobile?
Yes, it works on phones and tablets with touch controls as well as on desktop with a keyboard.

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