HYROX events in the United States bring together thousands of athletes every year for one of the world’s most structured indoor fitness races.
Whether you are competing for the first time or aiming for a personal best, HYROX USA events offer a standardized race format, professional organization, and an electric competition atmosphere.
This page lists upcoming HYROX events in the United States, explains how HYROX works, and shows you how to register for a race through official channels.
If you are new to the sport, start with our HYROX Beginner Guide to understand the race format, divisions, and preparation basics.
If you want to prepare your hyrox and don’t miss the surprise of the day, you can consult the competition cards on our page of HYROX US maps 2026.
What Is HYROX?

HYROX is an indoor fitness race that combines running and functional workouts in a fixed, standardized format.
Each HYROX race includes :
- 8 x 1 km runs
- 8 functional workout stations performed between each run
The format is identical worldwide, meaning a HYROX race in the United States follows the exact same structure as a race in Europe or Asia.
HYROX divisions in the United States include :
- Open
- Pro
- Doubles
- Relay
- Age Group
This standardization is what makes HYROX unique and allows athletes to compare performances globally.
For a deeper breakdown of workouts and race-specific preparation, check our HYROX Training Guides.
Upcoming HYROX Events in the United States (2026 Calendar)

Below is a list of upcoming HYROX events in the United States. Dates and locations may change — always verify on the official HYROX website.
Important: Event dates, locations, and divisions may change each season. Always verify details on the official HYROX website before registering.
| City | Venue | Date | Divisions | Official registration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phoenix, AZ | State Farm Stadium | 29 Jan – 1 Feb 2026 | Open, Pro, Doubles, Relay | Register |
| Las Vegas, NV | Mandalay Bay Convention Center | 20 Feb – 22 Feb 2026 | Open, Pro, Doubles, Relay | Register |
| Washington, DC | Walter E. Washington Convention Center | 7 Mar – 8 Mar 2026 | Open, Regional Champs | Register |
| Houston, TX | George R. Brown Convention Center | 26 Mar – 29 Mar 2026 | Open, Pro, Doubles | Register |
| Miami Beach, FL | Miami Beach Convention Center | 3 Apr – 5 Apr 2026 | Open, Pro, Relay, Doubles | Register |
| New York, NY | Javits Center | Coming soon | Open, Pro, Doubles, Relay | Register |
Tip: If you are planning a first race, book early. HYROX USA weekends can sell out fast (especially major cities). Always confirm divisions and start times on the official registration page.

Phoenix, AZ – State Farm Stadium
29. Jan. 2026– 1. Feb. 2026
Open, Pro, Doubles, Relay

Las Vegas – Mandalay Bay Convention Center
20. Feb. 2026– 22. Feb. 2026
Open, Pro, Doubles, Relay

Washington, DC – Walter E. Washington Convention Center
7. Mar. 2026– 8. Mar. 2026
Open, Regional Champs

Houston, TX – George R. Brown Convention Center
26. Mar. 2026– 29. Mar. 2026
Open, Pro, Doubles

Miami Beach, FL – Miami Beach Convention Center
3. Apr. 2026– 5. Apr. 2026
Open, Pro, Relay, Doubles

New York – Javits Center
Coming soon !
Open, Pro, Doubles, Relay
HYROX hosts multiple events across major U.S. cities every season, typically taking place in large convention centers or indoor arenas.
Popular HYROX event locations in the United States often include:
- Major metropolitan areas
- Central and coastal regions
- Venues designed for large-scale indoor competitions
Each event features :
- Professionally marked race lanes
- Certified judges
- Live timing and rankings
- Spectator seating and expo areas
How the HYROX USA Season Works
HYROX follows a standardized global format, but the U.S. season typically concentrates around major indoor venues (convention centers and stadium-style locations). Events are spread across key regions, and the biggest weekends can attract large fields, strong competition, and fast sell-outs.
In the United States, you will usually see a mix of:
- Standard race weekends (Open / Pro / Doubles / Relay depending on the event)
- Higher-stakes weekends such as Regional Championships (when listed on the official event page)
- Season updates where dates, divisions, or venues can shift — always confirm on the official HYROX listing
If you are still learning how the race flows (runs + stations, standards, pacing), start with our HYROX Beginner Guide and then move to our HYROX Training Guides.
How to Choose the Right Division (Open vs Pro vs Doubles vs Relay)
Choosing the correct division is one of the biggest factors for having a good first HYROX experience. The race format stays the same, but the division changes expectations, pacing, and sometimes the competitive depth of the field.
- Open: the most common entry point. Ideal for first-timers and athletes who want to learn the full race rhythm.
- Pro: generally more competitive. If you are unsure, check the event’s official page and compare typical finishing times.
- Doubles: great if you want to share workload and reduce pressure. Still requires solid running fitness.
- Relay: best for groups and beginners who want a first taste of the atmosphere without doing all stations alone.
- Age Group: popular for structured competition by age category (when offered).
If your goal is to finish strong rather than chase a podium, Open or Doubles are usually the safest choice. If you want to optimize gear, read our HYROX Gear Guide before registering.
What to Expect on Race Weekend (USA Events)
Most HYROX USA events run like a large indoor competition weekend. Expect:
- Check-in + bib pickup (timing chip + wristband policies vary by venue)
- Warm-up zones and athlete flow control (you are called to start corrals in waves)
- Clear station standards with judges and penalty rules enforced
- Live timing + results and a strong spectator atmosphere
- Expo / brand booths (especially in big convention centers)
Arrive early, plan your nutrition, and don’t underestimate the logistics in major cities (parking, lines, and venue walking distance).
Training Timeline for a HYROX USA Event
If you are registering for your first HYROX in the United States, a simple timeline helps:
- 8–12 weeks out: build consistent running volume + practice station technique (sled, lunges, wall balls).
- 4–8 weeks out: add race-specific sessions (run + station repeats) and test pacing.
- 2–4 weeks out: practice transitions, refine strategy, lock in shoes + gear.
- Race week: reduce volume, keep intensity light, prioritize sleep and carbs.
For workout examples and race-specific sessions, use our HYROX Training Guides.
HYROX USA Registration Tips (Avoid Common Mistakes)
- Check the exact venue name (some cities have multiple convention centers).
- Confirm divisions on the official page before paying.
- Register early if you want a specific wave/time slot (availability depends on the event).
- Use only official links (avoid unofficial resellers or “ticket” pages).
- Plan travel (hotel + airport distance can matter more than you think).
FAQ – More Questions About HYROX Events in the United States
When do HYROX USA events sell out?
It depends on the city and the season. Major U.S. locations can fill quickly, especially for popular divisions. If you have a specific event in mind, register as early as possible via the official HYROX page.
Do I need special equipment for HYROX USA?
You do not need special equipment, but your shoes, grip, and comfort matter a lot. Read our HYROX Gear Guide to avoid mistakes with footwear, socks, gloves, and accessories.
Can I change my division after registering?
Policies vary by event and season. Always check the official event registration page and HYROX support rules before registering if you think you may need changes.
Is HYROX USA harder than other countries?
The race format is standardized worldwide. What changes is the field density and competition level per city/weekend. Some U.S. events can be very competitive, especially in Pro and championship-style weekends.
Where should beginners start?
Start with Open or Relay (depending on your comfort level), and learn the station standards early. Our HYROX Beginner Guide is the fastest way to understand the format and prepare correctly.
How to Register for a HYROX Race in the United States

Registration for HYROX USA events is handled exclusively through the official HYROX platform.
To register :
- Choose your U.S. event and city
- Select your division (Open, Pro, Doubles, Relay, or Age Group)
- Complete registration on the official HYROX website
- Prepare according to the official race standards
⚠️ HYROX events often sell out quickly, especially in the United States. Early registration is strongly recommended.
We always redirect to official registration pages only to ensure accuracy and athlete safety.
Make sure you have the right equipment before race day by reading our HYROX Gear Guide.
FAQ – HYROX Events in the United States
Is HYROX the same format in every U.S. city?
Yes. All HYROX events in the United States follow the exact same race format and movement standards.
Do I need to qualify to race HYROX in the U.S.?
No qualification is required for Open divisions. Pro and certain Age Group categories may have performance standards.
Can beginners participate in HYROX USA events?
Yes. HYROX is designed to be accessible to beginners who prepare properly and choose the correct division.
Where can I find official event dates?
Always check the official HYROX website for the most up-to-date U.S. event calendar.