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HYROX/FUNCTIONAL THROWDOWN #2

Moorabbin, Australia|June 14, 2025

Completed

Overview

HYROX/FUNCTIONAL THROWDOWN #2 is a hybrid fitness race in Moorabbin, Australia, with divisions designed for competitive and open-level teams. The field includes ELITE MM, ELITE FF, OPEN FF, ELITE MF and OPEN MF categories, covering male, female and mixed pairings. Its format combines running with functional fitness challenges, creating a demanding test of speed, strength, power and endurance. Elite divisions suit experienced competitors seeking a highly competitive challenge, while the open categories provide an accessible format for teams entering hybrid racing. Male, female and mixed doubles make the race suitable for different team combinations and competitive goals. The event is dated 14 June 2025 and provides a structured race setting for athletes who enjoy varied physical demands and partner-based competition.

Event organised independently of the HYROX circuit.

Pricing by division

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

Division	Status	From
ELITE FF	Registration closed	A$160
ELITE MF	Registration closed	A$160
ELITE MM	Registration closed	A$160
OPEN FF	Registration closed	A$160
OPEN MF	Registration closed	A$160

Plan your stay

Moorabbin and its neighbouring suburbs offer several accommodation styles, including hotels, motels, serviced apartments and apartment-style lodging. Central Moorabbin provides access to cafés, shops and services around the station and main commercial streets. Heatherton and Dingley Village contain hotel and motel accommodation in a quieter suburban setting, while Cheltenham, Brighton, Sandringham and Bentleigh add further hotel, apartment and guest-lodging choices. Serviced apartments provide kitchens and separate living areas, and traditional hotels and motels provide standard short-stay rooms. Apartment accommodation is also available in nearby bayside suburbs, with Brighton and Sandringham offering access to local dining, shopping and coastal leisure areas. The broader south-eastern Melbourne area includes both business-oriented properties and family-friendly lodging.

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

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Race Info

Moorabbin is connected to Melbourne by the Frankston railway line, with Moorabbin station providing rail access through the south-eastern suburbs and into the city. Local bus routes link the station and surrounding suburbs, including Cheltenham, Bentleigh, Heatherton and Moorabbin Airport. Moorabbin Airport is served by buses from Cheltenham station via Station Road and Charman Road, with the airport precinct located near Second Avenue and Bundoora Parade. Road access includes Nepean Highway, which connects Moorabbin with Bentleigh, Cheltenham, Ormond and Heatherton, while major suburban roads provide links towards the Monash Freeway and Melbourne's wider road network. Moorabbin Airport has an open-air car park at the corner of Second Avenue and Bundoora Parade. Melbourne Airport provides scheduled domestic and international air connections, followed by road or public transport travel to Moorabbin.