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Fort Strength Hyrox Simulation

Hybrid race in Langley on September 6, 2025. 30 entrants across 10 divisions.

Langley, CanadaSeptember 6, 2025
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Overview

Fort Strength Hyrox Simulation is a hybrid fitness race in Langley, Canada, on 6 September 2025. It offers competitive and accessible formats for individual athletes and teams, with Women Pro, Women Open, Men Pro and Men Open divisions. Partner-based racing is available through Mixed Pairs Pro, Women’s Doubles Pro and Women’s Doubles Open. The event suits participants seeking a structured test of strength, endurance and all-round athletic performance, with options for experienced racers and athletes entering an open division. Its range of solo and doubles categories creates a format for individual competition as well as shared racing. The Pro and Open divisions provide distinct levels of challenge, while the doubles categories bring a team element to the race experience.

Event organised independently of the HYROX circuit.

Pricing by division

Indicative pricing as communicated by the organiser, excluding any platform fees.

DivisionStatusFrom
Men OpenRegistration closedCA$50
Men ProRegistration closedCA$50
Women OpenRegistration closedCA$50
Women ProRegistration closedCA$50
Men’s Doubles OpenRegistration closedCA$100
Men’s Doubles ProRegistration closedCA$100
Mixed Pairs OpenRegistration closedCA$100
Mixed Pairs ProRegistration closedCA$100
Women’s Doubles OpenRegistration closedCA$100
Women’s Doubles ProRegistration closedCA$100

Plan your stay

Accommodation in Langley is distributed across several distinct areas, including Downtown Langley, Fort Langley, Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Aldergrove and the wider Township of Langley. Downtown Langley provides central urban accommodation close to shops, restaurants and community facilities. Fort Langley includes smaller guest-focused stays, including bed-and-breakfast accommodation, within a historic village setting. Willoughby and Walnut Grove contain hotel accommodation and suites serving residential and commercial districts. Aldergrove and the eastern Township include hotels, motels, inns, bed and breakfasts and RV accommodation. Available property types range from standard hotel rooms and extended-stay suites to guesthouses, serviced apartments, country-style lodgings and campgrounds. Some properties include parking, gardens, terraces, pools or pet-friendly rooms.

Places to stay near Langley, with the event dates already filled in.

Find a place to stay

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Race Info

Langley is connected by major roads including Highway 1, Fraser Highway, 200 Street and 208 Street. Highway 1 provides access from the Lower Mainland, while Fraser Highway links Langley with Surrey and surrounding communities. TransLink operates local and regional bus services throughout Langley City and the Township. Carvolth Exchange at 20255 86 Avenue is a major bus exchange and park-and-ride facility, with 679 parking spaces and connections to regional bus routes. Downtown Langley provides free parking in designated areas, including spaces with time limits. Abbotsford International Airport is approximately a 35-minute drive away, while Vancouver International Airport is approximately 1 hour 15 minutes by car, subject to traffic. Langley is also served by the West Coast Express at nearby Maple Meadows Station in Pitt Meadows.

Entry list

Men Open

7 entrants
BibNameTeamClub
—Alexander Prokop
—Bryce Gillman
—Jared Sumner
—Liam Cassidy
—Mark Douangchanh
—Shawn Rennie
—Tyler Hancheroff

Men Pro

3 entrants
BibNameTeamClub
—Jaime Jarvis
—Matt Rud
—Sam Najafi

Women Open

8 entrants
BibNameTeamClub
—Amber Coldwell
—Annie Hsieh
—Camryn Hryciw
—Coreen Torok
—Kathy Nguyen
—Kveta Rennie
—Natalie Kirkpatrick
—Nicole Wong

Women Pro

4 entrants
BibNameTeamClub
—Craig White
—Daniel Salazar Giraldo
—Diana Matthew
—Kayla Roux

Men’s Doubles Open

0 entrants

No entrant published for this division.

Men’s Doubles Pro

0 entrants

No entrant published for this division.

Mixed Pairs Open

0 entrants

No entrant published for this division.

Mixed Pairs Pro

3 entrants
BibNameTeamClub
—Karla MillsInnovative Fitness
—Cory NitchieThe Old and the Breathless
—TARA CARDThe Pysops

Women’s Doubles Open

4 entrants
BibNameTeamClub
—Mandy KirkpatrickKlam Thlam
—Shannon ColdwellPartners in Grind
—Tanya JungPurple Haze
—Tracy LeeRun Now, Wine Later

Women’s Doubles Pro

1 entrants
BibNameTeamClub
—Jenna RoberdsBetty & Veronica

Frequently asked questions

What is a hybrid race?

A timed event alternating running segments with strength stations. Each organiser sets its own distances, loads and station order, so two hybrid races cannot be compared directly.

Is Fort Strength Simulation an official HYROX race?

No. It is organised independently of the HYROX circuit. Its format, loads and categories are its own, and its times do not count towards any HYROX ranking.

Which divisions does Fort Strength Simulation offer?

Men Open, Men Pro, Women Open, Women Pro, Men’s Doubles Open, Men’s Doubles Pro, Mixed Pairs Open, Mixed Pairs Pro, Women’s Doubles Open, Women’s Doubles Pro.

Where can I find the results of Fort Strength Simulation?

Rankings are published on this page, division by division, as soon as they become available.