ATHX Games Race Calendar 2026
The full ATHX Games race calendar: 8 upcoming races across 6 countries, with every date and venue. The next is ATHX Glasgow 2026 on 20-21 June 2026.
What is ATHX Games?
ATHX Games is a hybrid fitness competition run as one continuous session of roughly two and a half hours, moving through six zones that test three pillars: Strength, Endurance and metabolic conditioning (Metcon X). Unlike a race against the clock, it is scored on total weight lifted, distance covered and conditioning output, and it is held in large exhibition arenas.
You enter as an Individual or in Pairs (male, female or mixed), and choose an ability tier: Lite, ATHX (standard) or Pro, with age-group categories available. The tiers change the running distances and the loads, so you can pick the level that matches your training.
Upcoming ATHX Games races
August 2026
September 2026
October 2026
Training for ATHX Games?
ATHX tests strength, endurance and conditioning in one long session, so peaking for it means training all three without letting any one slip. A programme that periodises heavy lifting alongside running and metcon output, timed to the event, is what lets you score across every zone rather than fading in the last one.
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There are 8 upcoming ATHX Games races listed for the 2026 season, across 6 countries.
The next ATHX Games race is ATHX Glasgow 2026 in Glasgow on 20-21 June 2026, held at Scottish Event Campus.
ATHX Games races take place across 6 countries, including United Kingdom, Denmark, Spain, France, Netherlands, Portugal.
No. ATHX Games is a scored competition, not a finish-time race. Over roughly two and a half hours you move through six zones, and three of them (Strength, Endurance and Metcon X) are scored on weight, distance and output rather than a single clock time.
Lite, ATHX (standard) and Pro. The tiers change the running distances and the loads used, so first-timers can enter Lite while experienced athletes take on Pro. Age-group categories are also available.
Yes. You can enter as an Individual or in Pairs (male, female or mixed), sharing the work across the scored zones.