Hyrox and Competitive Sports in Singapore

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Harry

Singapore, Jul 2026

Review of Get Gungho

I sent my kids, of six and seven years old, to the football camp and another camp, I think it was Minecraft or Mario, and it was amazing. They came back very tired, in a good way, and were asking if they could go again the next week. Communication was really good, I got updates, videos and pictures, and compared to other camps it felt well priced and competitive. We’ve done some camps that are really not as good, but these guys are actually decent and it was definitely money well spent.

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Carrie

Singapore, May 2026

Review of Fitstop Upper Thomson

I go to FitStop Upper Thomson with Brandon and I'm very happy with the program. They are quite professional, the instructor is good, and the communication is clear - he responds immediately. I lost quite some weight and the community here is good and friendly. The price felt quite reasonable and I would recommend to my friends.

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Juliane

Singapore, Jul 2026

Review of Get Gungho

My son has been training here for about a year, and we absolutely love it. We first joined after attending their amazing summer camp with coaches flown in from Scotland. The kids played football all day, meals were provided, and the coaches were fantastic. Paul, who runs the club, is incredibly friendly, approachable, and always willing to help. All the coaches are supportive, and the club has a real family atmosphere. They offer regular training, holiday camps, field trips, outdoor activities, and even birthday parties. There are sessions for children from around 2 to 12 years old, with both boys and girls participating. Communication is excellent - they respond quickly on WhatsApp - and the membership is flexible. We highly recommend this club to any family looking for fun, high-quality football coaching in a welcoming environment.

How much do hyrox and Competitive Sports cost in Singapore?

Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted hyrox and Competitive Sports actually do. Prices updated August 2026

Hyrox and competitive sports training at studio / gym

How much does a Hyrox gym membership cost in Singapore?

Gyms running Hyrox programming charge S$300 to S$450 a month for unlimited access, S$35 to S$45 to drop in and S$300 to S$370 for a ten class pack. Longer commitments bring the monthly figure down to roughly S$290 to S$360. The cheap alternative is worth knowing about: ActiveSG gyms and facilities are S$3.50 to S$14.80 an hour, and since Hyrox is running, sled work and a handful of simple stations, a lot of the training can be done there for very little. What you lose is the coaching and the training partners, which for most people is what actually keeps them going.

Monthly unlimited
S$300 to S$450
Drop-in class
S$35 to S$45
10 class pack
S$300 to S$370
ActiveSG facilities, per hour
S$3.50 to S$14.80

Hyrox and competitive sports group classes

Also covers: Hyrox and competitive sports group classes in English

How much do Hyrox group classes cost in Singapore?

Group classes are S$28 to S$45 each depending on the size of the pack you buy, with drop-in at S$35 to S$45 and monthly unlimited at S$300 to S$450. Group is the right way to train for this. The race is a fixed format, so the programming suits a room rather than an individual, and having people to chase on the running legs does more for your time than anything a private coach will tell you. Check the class actually includes the Hyrox stations and is not simply a conditioning class with the name attached, since the sled and the ski erg are the parts you cannot improvise.

Drop-in class
S$35 to S$45
Class pack, per class
S$28 to S$45
Monthly unlimited
S$300 to S$450

Hyrox and competitive sports outdoor sessions

How much do outdoor training sessions cost in Singapore?

Outdoor coaching is S$60 to S$100 one to one and S$30 to S$60 a head in a small group, cheaper than a studio because nobody is paying rent. It suits the running and bodyweight side of Hyrox well, and ActiveSG fitness corners and stadium tracks cost S$3.50 to S$14.80 an hour or nothing at all. What you cannot do outdoors is the sled and the ski erg, so most people combine outdoor running with gym sessions for the stations. Expect early morning or evening slots given the heat, and ask what happens when it rains, because a coach with no wet weather plan simply cancels.

One to one outdoors
S$60 to S$100
Small group, per person
S$30 to S$60
ActiveSG facilities, per hour
S$3.50 to S$14.80

Hyrox and competitive sports personal training

How much does Hyrox personal training cost in Singapore?

One to one coaching is standard Singapore rates, S$80 to S$200 a session, with specialist coaches at the top of that. Most people buy it in short blocks rather than ongoing, to fix a specific station or to get a pacing strategy set before a race, and that is usually the right use of the money. Small group at S$30 to S$60 a head sits between private and class. If you are new to the format, two or three private sessions early on are worth more than the same money spread over months, because getting the sled push and the wall balls right at the start saves a lot of wasted training.

One to one session
S$80 to S$200
Small group, per person
S$30 to S$60
Remote programming
S$150 to S$400 a month

Competition preparation

How much does competition preparation cost in Singapore?

A race build normally means an unlimited membership at S$300 to S$450 a month plus some one to one time at S$80 to S$200 a session to work on the stations you are worst at, which for most people is the sled and the burpee broad jumps. Remote programming from a coach is S$150 to S$400 a month if you would rather train on your own schedule. Add the entry, S$147 to S$196 depending on category, and spectator tickets at S$23 to S$32 a day if family are coming. A twelve to sixteen week block is the usual shape, so the realistic total is a few months of training plus the race.

Monthly unlimited
S$300 to S$450
One to one session
S$80 to S$200
Remote programming
S$150 to S$400 a month
Race entry
S$147 to S$196

Endurance and running training

How much does running coaching cost in Singapore?

Coached running is S$80 to S$180 one to one, group run squads are around S$30 to S$60 a session, and remote endurance programming is S$150 to S$400 a month, which is how most runners buy it since the running itself is done alone. Half the Hyrox race is running, so this is not the part to skip. Races are worth budgeting for separately: a Singapore full marathon entry is S$70 to S$130 and a half is S$50 to S$110. Heat and humidity change what sensible training looks like here, so a coach who simply hands you a plan built for a temperate climate is not doing the job.

One to one coached session
S$80 to S$180
Group run squad
S$30 to S$60
Remote programming
S$150 to S$400 a month
Marathon entry
S$70 to S$130

Functional fitness

How much does functional fitness training cost in Singapore?

Classes are S$28 to S$45, monthly unlimited S$300 to S$450, and one to one S$80 to S$200. This is the general training that Hyrox sits on top of, so if you are not racing anything it is a reasonable place to stay. Ask what a session actually contains before buying a pack, because the label stretches from genuine movement work to a circuit with a rope and a sled and back again. Class packs are the flexible option and monthly unlimited only pays off at three sessions a week or more, so start with a pack and switch once you know your real attendance rather than your intended one.

Class pack, per class
S$28 to S$45
Monthly unlimited
S$300 to S$450
One to one session
S$80 to S$200

Hyrox-specific training

How much does Hyrox training cost in Singapore?

Training for Hyrox splits into two costs, and people usually forget the second. Coached sessions at a gym running a Hyrox programme are S$28 to S$45 a class, or S$300 to S$450 a month for unlimited, which is where most people train. Then there is the race itself: entry to the Singapore event is S$196 for Singles, S$185 a head for Doubles and around S$147 a head for the Relay. Budget both from the start. If you are training for a specific race date, tell the coach when you sign up, because a programme written twelve weeks out looks very different from general conditioning.

Coached class
S$28 to S$45
Monthly unlimited at a gym
S$300 to S$450
Race entry, Singles
S$196
Race entry, Doubles
S$185 per person

Strength & conditioning

How much does strength and conditioning cost in Singapore?

One to one is S$80 to S$200 a session, small group S$30 to S$60 a head, and gym classes S$28 to S$45. Specialist strength coaches sit at S$150 to S$350. For Hyrox specifically, the strength side matters more than most people expect, since the sled push and pull punish anyone who has only trained running. You need a gym with the right kit, so factor in a membership at S$300 to S$450 a month or ActiveSG facilities at S$3.50 to S$14.80 an hour. A coach who tests where you actually are before writing anything is worth paying more for.

One to one session
S$80 to S$200
Specialist strength coach
S$150 to S$350
Small group, per person
S$30 to S$60
Gym membership
S$300 to S$450 a month

Hyrox and competitive sports group classes in Catalan

Can you train for Hyrox in Catalan in Singapore, and what does it cost?

No. Singapore gyms coach in English and there is no Catalan speaking training scene here at all. Finding a coach who speaks it would be luck rather than a search, and would be a private arrangement at normal rates of S$80 to S$200 a session. Spanish speaking coaches are much easier to find if a shared language is the point. For everyone else the standard class at S$35 to S$45 is the answer, and the Hyrox format is identical worldwide, so language is rarely the barrier people expect.

Private session, if you find one
S$80 to S$200
Standard drop-in class
S$35 to S$45
Monthly unlimited
S$300 to S$450

Hyrox and competitive sports group classes in Dutch

Can you train for Hyrox in Dutch in Singapore, and what does it cost?

Singapore gyms coach in English and Dutch language sessions do not exist here. A private coach who speaks Dutch is a private arrangement at ordinary rates of S$80 to S$200 a session, usually found through the Dutch community rather than through a gym. It rarely matters in practice: the Hyrox format is fixed and identical worldwide, the station names are the same, and coaching is largely demonstration, so a standard class at S$35 to S$45 works from day one.

Private session with a Dutch speaking coach
S$80 to S$200
Standard drop-in class
S$35 to S$45
Monthly unlimited
S$300 to S$450

Hyrox and competitive sports group classes in French

Can you train for Hyrox in French in Singapore, and what does it cost?

Classes here are coached in English and there is no French language training scene. If a shared language matters, the route is a private coach who speaks French, at ordinary rates of S$80 to S$200 a session, usually found through the French community rather than a gym's website. No gym charges extra for language. In practice this matters little for Hyrox, since the format is fixed, the stations are the same everywhere and a session is mostly demonstrated and counted rather than explained at length.

Private session with a French speaking coach
S$80 to S$200
Standard drop-in class
S$35 to S$45
Monthly unlimited
S$300 to S$450

Hyrox and competitive sports group classes in German

Can you train for Hyrox in German in Singapore, and what does it cost?

No gym in Singapore runs German language sessions, since coaching here is in English throughout. A private coach who speaks German is the only realistic route and is charged at normal rates, S$80 to S$200 a session, usually found through the German speaking community. Hyrox began in Germany, so the terminology will already be familiar to you, and the format is identical in every country. A standard English speaking class at S$35 to S$45 is understandable from the first session.

Private session with a German speaking coach
S$80 to S$200
Standard drop-in class
S$35 to S$45
Monthly unlimited
S$300 to S$450

Hyrox and competitive sports group classes in Portuguese

Can you train for Hyrox in Portuguese in Singapore, and what does it cost?

Training here is coached in English and there is no Portuguese language circuit. A private coach who speaks Portuguese is the route if it matters, at the usual S$80 to S$200 a session, generally found through the Brazilian and Portuguese communities. The Hyrox format is the same in every country and the stations are counted rather than explained, so a standard class at S$35 to S$45 is workable straight away regardless of how much English you have.

Private session with a Portuguese speaking coach
S$80 to S$200
Standard drop-in class
S$35 to S$45
Monthly unlimited
S$300 to S$450

Hyrox and competitive sports group classes in Spanish

Can you train for Hyrox in Spanish in Singapore, and what does it cost?

Gyms here coach in English and there is no Spanish language training scene in Singapore. A private coach who speaks Spanish is a private arrangement at ordinary rates of S$80 to S$200 a session, usually found through the Spanish and Latin American communities. As with the other languages, this is less of an obstacle in Hyrox than elsewhere, because the format never changes and the work is demonstrated and counted rather than talked through.

Private session with a Spanish speaking coach
S$80 to S$200
Standard drop-in class
S$35 to S$45
Monthly unlimited
S$300 to S$450

Frequently Asked Questions

What people want to know before hiring hyrox and Competitive Sports in Singapore.

How much does Hyrox training cost in Singapore?
A coached Hyrox or functional fitness class in Singapore typically costs S$35 to S$45 as a drop-in, or S$28 to S$45 a class in a pack. Unlimited monthly membership at a gym is S$300 to S$450, one-to-one coaching S$80 to S$200 a session, and remote programming S$150 to S$400 a month. A Singles race entry is about S$196. These are typical figures from our listed coaches and gyms (updated August 2026) and can change.
Does Locallista list Hyrox coaches in Singapore?
Yes. Locallista lists coaches and gyms for Hyrox and other competitive sports in Singapore, from group classes to one-to-one coaching, running and strength work. Every business is screened before it is listed, and reviews are usually collected by phone from people who have trained with them. Contact details are visible after you sign up; you then speak to the coach or gym directly.
What is a Hyrox race?
Hyrox is an indoor fitness race: eight 1 km runs, each followed by a workout station, such as the SkiErg, sled push, sled pull, burpee broad jumps, rowing, a farmers carry, sandbag lunges and wall balls. You can race alone in Singles, with Open or Pro weights, with a partner in Doubles, or in a relay team. Training mixes running with strength and stamina work.
What should I check before hiring a Hyrox coach?
Ask whether the coach has raced Hyrox or prepared people for it, and whether the gym has the kit you'll race on, such as sleds, SkiErgs and rowers. Check the class size, whether there's a plan that builds towards your race date, and how they adapt it to injuries. For outdoor running sessions, ask where and when they happen, given the heat.
What should I avoid when training for Hyrox?
Avoid jumping straight to Pro weights or piling on training in the last weeks before a race, and be wary of a coach who never asks about injuries. In Singapore's heat and humidity, train outdoors early or late and drink more than you think you need. Try a class before a long membership. If the price is far below the usual S$35 to S$45 a class, ask what is left out.
How do I find a Hyrox coach I can trust in Singapore?
Read recent reviews and look for repeated comments about well-planned sessions, coaches who correct technique, steady progress towards race day and a friendly group. On Locallista, reviews are usually collected by phone after the job, and listings are ranked by those scores. Read the reviews, then contact the coach or gym you choose after you sign up.