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2025 CrossFit Open Set to Include a Repeat Workout

The 2025 CrossFit Open is set to include a repeat workout. This surprising announcement from Dave Castro adds an exciting new element to the competition, as athletes can now expect to face a familiar challenge.

1/31/2025

A Repeat Workout in the Open 2025.
A Repeat Workout in the Open 2025.

In the Week In Review video released on Monday, January 27, CrossFit LLC’s Director of Sport, Dave Castro, shared some exciting and unexpected updates regarding the upcoming 2025 CrossFit Games Open, which kicks off on February 27. Whether you're an athlete, fan, or affiliate owner, here are three crucial takeaways you need to know about the highly anticipated event.

CrossFit Open: Everything You Need to Know for 2025

Whether you’re a CrossFit newcomer, competitor, passionate enthusiast, or simply a fan of the sport, the CrossFit Open is for you. This annual event holds a unique significance for every participant. For some, it’s a personal fitness benchmark, a way to stay accountable to their training goals. For others, it’s about camaraderie, celebrating achievements, and experiencing the energy of the global CrossFit community. And for the elite few, it’s the first step toward the CrossFit Games and the title of Fittest on Earth.

What Is the CrossFit Open?

Launched in 2011, the CrossFit Open was revolutionary—an online, worldwide competition where athletes complete workouts in their own gyms and submit scores to see where they rank globally. Each year, the Open has grown in popularity, becoming a true test of progress for athletes of all levels. Whether you’re aiming for your first pull-up, a new PR, or a ticket to the Games, the Open is an opportunity to challenge yourself and see how far you’ve come.

How Does the Open Work?

The 2025 CrossFit Open follows the same structure as previous years:

  • Three weeks of workouts

  • Workouts released every Thursday at 12 p.m. PT

  • Athletes have until Monday at 5 p.m. PT to submit scores

  • Leaderboards track rankings globally, by age group, and within divisions

  • Workouts can be completed at affiliates, home gyms, or even outdoors

CrossFit Open: Everything You Need to Know for 2025

Whether you’re a CrossFit newcomer, competitor, passionate enthusiast, or simply a fan of the sport, the CrossFit Open is for you. This annual event holds a unique significance for every participant. For some, it’s a personal fitness benchmark, a way to stay accountable to their training goals. For others, it’s about camaraderie, celebrating achievements, and experiencing the energy of the global CrossFit community. And for the elite few, it’s the first step toward the CrossFit Games and the title of Fittest on Earth.

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What Is the CrossFit Open?

Launched in 2011, the CrossFit Open was revolutionary—an online, worldwide competition where athletes complete workouts in their own gyms and submit scores to see where they rank globally. Each year, the Open has grown in popularity, becoming a true test of progress for athletes of all levels. Whether you’re aiming for your first pull-up, a new PR, or a ticket to the Games, the Open is an opportunity to challenge yourself and see how far you’ve come.

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How Does the Open Work?

The 2025 CrossFit Open follows the same structure as previous years:

  • Three weeks of workouts

  • Workouts released every Thursday at 12 p.m. PT

  • Athletes have until Monday at 5 p.m. PT to submit scores

  • Leaderboards track rankings globally, by age group, and within divisions

  • Workouts can be completed at affiliates, home gyms, or even outdoors