Pushing a loaded sled on polished arena flooring puts everything through the knees and the lumbar spine. One joint turning the wrong way ends the race in an emergency department. Your medical costs are covered up to €150,000, scans, surgery and hospital stay included.
Wall balls and burpee broad jumps punish tired shoulders, and a dislocation leaves you unable to carry a bag, let alone board a flight. Assistance and repatriation are covered at actual cost, from the arena floor to your own front door.
HYROX is raced officially, in timed waves, and most athletes chain several rounds across the year. The Competition option covers official racing, this Swedish start included, plus the box sessions that get you ready for the next one.
A sandbag lunge gone wrong or a neck compressed on the sled pull can leave permanent consequences. The permanent disability capital reaches €200,000, money that pays for adapting a home or a job when training no longer fits.
The format catches fit people out. The opening kilometre feels easy, the heart rate never comes back down, and form falls apart exactly when the sled arrives. That is where HYROX injuries start: a rounded back under load, a shoulder compensating, an ankle rolling on a turn taken too tight.
Racing is only part of it. Between rounds you are in the box, under a loaded bar, on rings, grinding intervals. Cover that only works on race day misses most of the risk. Our CrossFit insurance runs across the whole year, in Sweden and wherever you happen to train next.
HYROX runs to the same template everywhere: eight kilometres of running, broken into one-kilometre splits, with a strength station after each one. The Swedish round fills a large indoor arena with roughly six thousand athletes, on a calendar that is still being confirmed.
You send hundreds of athletes out in back-to-back waves across one day. We insure all of them through a single sign-up, with no individual paperwork. Medical assistance stays reachable day and night while you race, repatriation is included, anywhere in the world. We can also back your event as a partner.
Yes. Runs and stations are one race. An injury on the sled, the rower or the wall balls is treated like any other bodily accident during the event.
Yes. The cover works whatever your country of residence and wherever the race is held. Treatment received on site and the journey home both sit inside the guarantees.
Preparation counts, not just race day. Barbell work, gymnastics and interval sessions fall under the same medical expenses and permanent disability guarantees, so an injury weeks out is handled the same way.
No. This is individual accident insurance, not cancellation cover. It pays for the bodily consequences of an accident and never refunds a race entry or a travel booking.
Price depends on the formula, how long you want to be covered and whether you add the Competition option. The online quote returns your figure in a couple of minutes, with no commitment.