Where to train for Hyrox in Valencia: the gym map

Hyrox returns to Valencia October 15 to 18, 2026 for a fifth year, and the city has the training scene that five years buys. 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. Gyms add and drop programming through the season, so if something here has gone stale, tell us and we'll correct it.

Which Valencia gyms run dedicated Hyrox programming?

SUMA Alfafar (Alfafar). The chain's Alfafar club publishes itself as an official Hyrox centre, with accredited trainers and Hyrox training included in the membership. Alfafar is a suburb just south of the city, so it suits athletes on that side more than the centre.

Legend Sport (Av. del Puerto 27). Their site lists official CrossFit and Hyrox licences and official equipment, on the avenue that runs from the centre to the port. The most central of the three.

Polideportivo Malilla (Malilla). A sports centre publishing three 60 minute Hyrox sessions a week across the eight official stations. South of the centre, and the option if you'd rather train at a sports centre than a box.

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 Valencia?

The Hyrox Valencia page has the race facts and the waitlist. AthleteField matches athletes on real race data, same-gym athletes first, so when the Valencia 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.