Dzintra Grech once again underlined her status as one of Malta’s leading fitness racers after delivering a remarkable performance at HYROX Verona, where she qualified for the HYROX World Championships 2026 in three different categories, capping off a historic weekend for Maltese athletes on the international stage.
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In the heart of Warehouse Fitness Studio, amidst the sound of barbells dropping and treadmills humming, Dzintra Grech carves out a lane of her own. A force in the growing …
A team of young Maltese athletes took an impressive second place in a field of forty-one teams at the HYROX Rome Relay,
Securing direct qualification after winning HYROX Pro in Rome at the start of the season, Dzintra Grech has booked her place at next summer’s HYROX World Championships in Stockholm. The Maltese athlete topped the 35 to 39 age category and finished eighth overall among the women with a personal best of 1:07:38; a statement result so early in the 2025 to 2026 campaign and a strong signal of intent for the road to Worlds.
The biannual Hyrox Challenge Malta returned to Campus Hub last weekend, with more than one thousand athletes across age groups tackling a full programme of races. The event was organised by Warehouse Studio, JungleBox and Garmin Malta, with Garmin serving as the official timer. All proceeds went to the ALIVE Charity Foundation, a non-profit and non-governmental organisation that funds cancer research and awareness, with a total of €53,800 raised.
As the global fitness racing phenomenon HYROX continues its rapid ascent, organisers have quietly launched a sweeping anti-doping code, a move that marks a critical shift in the sport’s maturity and governance
Chicago, Illinois, will host the HYROX World Championships 2025, one of the most anticipated events in the global fitness calendar. The competition will run from June 12 to 15 at the iconic Navy Pier, welcoming athletes from around the world to battle it out in what is considered the ultimate test of hybrid fitness.
This past weekend saw the return of the Bi-Annual Hyrox: The Challenge Malta, a three-day endurance and fitness spectacle held at Campus Hub, Msida, organised by The Jungle Box, Warehouse, and Garmin Malta. With more than 1,000 athletes competing between Friday 4th April and Sunday 6th April, the event solidified its place as one of Malta’s premier functional fitness competitions.
Malta’s fitness community is gearing up for a landmark weekend as the fourth edition of the Hyrox Bi-Annual Race gets underway at Campus Hub. Organised by Junglebox, Warehouse Fitness Studio and supported by Garmin as the official timekeeper, the event is expected to attract more than 1,000 participants, the highest number in its history.
Maltese athlete Alister Camilleri delivered a standout performance at the Hyrox North American Championships held in Washington, achieving a 6th place finish in the highly competitive Under-24 category while placing 62nd overall among more than 1,500 athletes.
