Give adaptive Hyrox athletes equal qualification to WC
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Katie Colton
2 months ago
So everyone is equal and gets the chance to compete
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Steven Latawiec
2 months ago
I support equity in sports. Adaptive athletes are athletes and deserve more than an afterthought or being used as marketing or PR.
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K RUPPERT
2 months ago
My son is an adaptive athlete. He has been looking for a community to join and has already done a HYROX in the neuro major category and loved it. He’s currently training for his 2nd HYROX in December. He’s finally found an environment in which he’s thriving.
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Heidi Ward McGrath
2 months ago
I won APAC and still didn’t qualify for WC.
The time frames are too short from notification anyway to book flights and get a locum. As the sport grows let’s adapt.
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Jolana Quinn
2 months ago
It’s not right thru train just as hard with a disability
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Supporter
2 months ago
I am an adaptive athlete
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Courtney Marshall
2 months ago
I’m excited to cheer on adaptive athletes!!
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Frances Velez
2 months ago
We all deserve the same opportunities. They train as hard or harder than everyone else.
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Cameron Stewart
2 months ago
Needs to happen only fair and we all the same
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Niamh O’Donnell
2 months ago
Everyone deserves a chance at sports
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grace Harding
2 months ago
because why would be not accommodate and challenge someone who does the adapt hyrox, where’s the fairness in sport if we have women, doubles, men’s and not adaptive?
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Jamil Cooks
2 months ago
Because HUMANITY
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Holli Lee
2 months ago
To help raise awareness and gain support!
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Nick Markham
2 months ago
I have competed in 4 hyrox now. I have just found out I have been in the wrong category, I have been doing the harder category which in away you can say is a good thing, but if I did the category I meant to be in, I maybe had a better chance of making the world's. I do think there needs to be more clarification on the category we should each be in. I dont think Hyrox should employ someone from the medical profession to decide on what category we should be in like the para olympics
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Olivia Marie Cosgrove
2 months ago
No reason for this difference.
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August McEwen
2 months ago
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I competed in Houston 2026 and saw firsthand how unfair the competition is for adaptive athletes.
Before my race, I was told the wrong number of laps to run and ended up running an additional lap.
Not only this but the invite process to the World championships is unfair and there needs to be a better qualification process so that us adaptive athletes don’t have to rush to get tickets if we get invited. Additionally, it’s ridiculous that we have to fight for top 3 in the world.
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Anna Louise Svensson
2 months ago
I think real qualifications like other sports would give the sport a higher standard for the adaptive athletes. And a more fair game.
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Nick Bamert
2 months ago
I am an adaptive athlete who just wants to be treated as equal!
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Isla McCutcheon
2 months ago
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I competed at worlds in Chicago placing 3rd in my category. I won races this year but didn’t qualify under their unfair standards.
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Rudy De Jonge
2 months ago
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It’s time for actions, not words.
Adaptive athletes deserve to be treated as equal athletes, not just showcased when it’s convenient to demonstrate inclusion.
Work with the adaptive community, not about the adaptive community. We have the knowledge, the experience, and the passion to help build something better.
So everyone is equal and gets the chance to compete
I support equity in sports. Adaptive athletes are athletes and deserve more than an afterthought or being used as marketing or PR.
My son is an adaptive athlete. He has been looking for a community to join and has already done a HYROX in the neuro major category and loved it. He’s currently training for his 2nd HYROX in December. He’s finally found an environment in which he’s thriving.
I won APAC and still didn’t qualify for WC. The time frames are too short from notification anyway to book flights and get a locum. As the sport grows let’s adapt.
It’s not right thru train just as hard with a disability
I am an adaptive athlete
I’m excited to cheer on adaptive athletes!!
We all deserve the same opportunities. They train as hard or harder than everyone else.
Needs to happen only fair and we all the same
Everyone deserves a chance at sports
because why would be not accommodate and challenge someone who does the adapt hyrox, where’s the fairness in sport if we have women, doubles, men’s and not adaptive?
Because HUMANITY
To help raise awareness and gain support!
I have competed in 4 hyrox now. I have just found out I have been in the wrong category, I have been doing the harder category which in away you can say is a good thing, but if I did the category I meant to be in, I maybe had a better chance of making the world's. I do think there needs to be more clarification on the category we should each be in. I dont think Hyrox should employ someone from the medical profession to decide on what category we should be in like the para olympics
No reason for this difference.
I competed in Houston 2026 and saw firsthand how unfair the competition is for adaptive athletes. Before my race, I was told the wrong number of laps to run and ended up running an additional lap. Not only this but the invite process to the World championships is unfair and there needs to be a better qualification process so that us adaptive athletes don’t have to rush to get tickets if we get invited. Additionally, it’s ridiculous that we have to fight for top 3 in the world.
I think real qualifications like other sports would give the sport a higher standard for the adaptive athletes. And a more fair game.
I am an adaptive athlete who just wants to be treated as equal!
I competed at worlds in Chicago placing 3rd in my category. I won races this year but didn’t qualify under their unfair standards.
It’s time for actions, not words. Adaptive athletes deserve to be treated as equal athletes, not just showcased when it’s convenient to demonstrate inclusion. Work with the adaptive community, not about the adaptive community. We have the knowledge, the experience, and the passion to help build something better.