Where to train for Hyrox in Boston: the gym map

Hyrox comes to Boston October 8 to 11, 2026, and the city already has gyms running published Hyrox programming. This is a map, not a ranking: every entry below comes from what each gym publishes about its own training, with a link to the page we took it from. If we've missed yours, email hello@athletefield.co. Listed free.

Last verified: September 4, 2026 (new entries; earlier entries September 3). Gyms add and drop programming through the season, so if something here has gone stale, tell us and we'll correct it.

Which Boston gyms run dedicated Hyrox programming?

Lynx Fitness Club (Back Bay, 64 Arlington Street). An official Hyrox training club with coached Hyrox classes on a published weekly schedule: Tuesday and Thursday evenings plus Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. A few blocks from the Public Garden, and about a ten-minute ride from the race venue.

CrossFit Boston (Back Bay and Fenway, with further locations across the city). Their site lists Hyrox Endurance classes with race-specific programming, pop-up Hyrox events, and in-house Hyrox physical fitness tests to benchmark where you stand.

Commonwealth CrossFit (Somerville, 630 Somerville Avenue). Hyrox classes twice a week, Sundays and Thursdays, included for CrossFit members with a Hyrox-only membership also available, plus in-house fitness tests and race-day events.

Backyard Boston (Seaport, 5/15 Necco Street). Open-gym access with the full Hyrox station kit: sleds, SkiErg, rowers, wall balls, sandbags and running space for self-directed race training. They also publish bookable Hyrox simulation days. A short walk from the venue.

Beantown Bootcamp (North Station, 90 Canal Street). A dedicated Hyrox page with race-specific training on Saturday mornings, 8:30 to 10:00.

MYSTRYDE (Charlestown, 13 Austin Street, and South Boston, 850 Summer Street). Runs 12-week Hyrox group training programs with a weekly workout at each studio, a named coach per studio, and a sim at each location. They have also run a mini sim, a half-mile treadmill run plus seven simulated stations.

Boston Iron Grit (West Roxbury, 1230 VFW Parkway). A Hyrox club inside a CrossFit affiliate: Hyrox classes Tuesday and Thursday mornings plus a Saturday hybrid session, and an eight-week prep block ahead of the October race, on the SkiErg, sleds, rower, carries, lunges and wall balls.

South of the city

Stadium Performance (Dedham, 460 Providence Highway). Hyrox training with unlimited and drop-in memberships published on their site, covering sled push, sled pull, farmers carries, sandbag lunges and wall balls.

Proving Ground Studio (Quincy Center, 5 Cottage Avenue, with a second studio in Hull). Calls itself a Hyrox training centre, with coached classes on Sunday mornings in Quincy and Saturday mornings in Hull.

Do you need a Hyrox gym at all?

No. The race is eight 1 km runs and eight stations, so what you need is running volume plus regular access to sleds, ergs, a sandbag and a wall-ball target. A Hyrox class mostly buys you three things: pacing practice at race intensity, time on race-standard equipment, and a crew who'll be on the same start line. The station training guide covers what to do with whatever gym you have.

Racing Boston?

The Hyrox Boston page has the race facts and the waitlist. AthleteField matches athletes on real race data, same-gym athletes first, so when the Boston field opens, your gym's crew finds each other before race day. How a good target time is set and what a good Hyrox time is are the two most-asked questions we answer.