Level 7

#### Level 7 27th/28th September 2025 #### Level 7 27th/28th September 2025 #### Level 7 27th/28th September 2025 #### Level 7 8th/9th March 2025 #### Level 7 8th/9th March 2025 #### Level 7 8th/9th March 2025 Saturday Gallery by @active_stills

Conquer Fitness Next Race: 28/09/2025 Glasshouse Car Park, Alderley Park, Congleton Road, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK10 4TG, UK **WELCOME TO LEVEL SEVEN (L7)** THE NEXT LEVEL OF FITNESS RACING! **7 Levels - 7 Workouts - 7 x 450m Run** LEVEN SEVEN combines both running & functional workout stations, where your race against the clock to complete seven endurance-based workouts back-to-back to test strength, stamina, and determination, with a 450m run between each Level. The event takes place in a multi-storey car park, each level has a unique functional workout to challenge athletes as they transition from level to level. Be prepared to lift, shift, row, throw, run, jump, curl, hurl, sweat and have fun with fitness! ... All athletes receive an event Medal and Branded energy drink. Fastest 3 teams per category receive Podium Banners. Free photography and guaranteed images of all competitors, including finish line and time photo. Parking available and free, spectators free, no dogs (as parts indoors), food & refreshments available, showers are on site, indoor spectating available (under government guidance, as determined at the time). Prior to the event the Solo Athletes and Teams will be asked to complete a short Pre-Event Seeding Workout and record athletes’ capability, this is compulsory. 3 months prior to the event athletes are sent the details via email and completion is compulsory.

# Conquer Fitness Level 7 2025 The first Level 7 event took place over the weekend of March 8th and 9th at the Glasshouse car park in the amazing setting of Alderley Park. Close to 800 athletes took part in the amazing challenge and the general consensus of these people who must be a sucker for pain was ‘we can’t wait for the next one.’ Which by the way is in September this year. admin2025-03-10T15:44:16+00:00March 10, 2025|Categories: News|

Conquer Fitness Next Race: 27/09/2025 + 1 other Glasshouse Car Park, Alderley Park, Congleton Road, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK10 4TG, UK **WELCOME TO LEVEL SEVEN (L7)** THE NEXT LEVEL OF FITNESS RACING! **7 Levels - 7 Workouts - 7 x 450m Run** LEVEN SEVEN combines both running & functional workout stations, where your race against the clock to complete seven endurance-based workouts back-to-back to test strength, stamina, and determination, with a 450m run between each Level. The event takes place in a multi-storey car park, each level has a unique functional workout to challenge athletes as they transition from level to level. Be prepared to lift, shift, row, throw, run, jump, curl, hurl, sweat and have fun with fitness! Take your fitness racing experience to the next level with ... All athletes receive an event Medal and Branded energy drink. Fastest 3 teams per category receive Podium Banners. Free photography and guaranteed images of all competitors, including finish line and time photo. Parking available and free, spectators free, no dogs (as parts indoors), food & refreshments available, showers are on site, indoor spectating available (under government guidance, as determined at the time). Prior to the event the Solo Athletes and Teams will be asked to complete a short Pre-Event Seeding Workout and record athletes’ capability, this is compulsory. 3 months prior to the event athletes are sent the details via email and completion is compulsory.

**Linda Meier and Tim Wenisch Crowned HYROX World Champions in Chicago** The HYROX World Championships in Chicago delivered drama, upsets, and standout performances across both the Female and Male Elite Individual divisions, with Germany’s **Linda Meier** and Austria’s **Tim Wenisch** emerging as World Champions. **Female Elite Individual: Meier Makes Her Mark** Former world record holder **Linda Meier** (GER) stormed to victory in the Female Elite race, upsetting pre-race favourites **Joanna Wietrzyk** (AUS) and **Lauren Weeks** (USA). Her winning time of **58:55** marked a massive personal best and her first HYROX World Championship title. Meier executed a perfectly paced race, gaining time steadily from the third kilometre onward. ... She entered the final wall balls with a 10-rep lead—and closed with **100 unbroken reps in just 3:28**, sealing a dominant and emotional victory. The race also spotlighted emerging talent, with strong first-time performances from **Sinead Bent**, **Lucy Procter**, and **Emilie Dahman**, all of whom made their World Championship debuts. **Full Female Elite Results: ** **Place ** **Athlete C** **ountry ** **Time** 1 Linda Meier GER 58:55 2 Joanna Wietrzyk AUS 59:15 3 Lauren Weeks USA 59:41 4 Sinead Bent GBR 60:20 5 Lucy Procter GBR 60:52 6 Emilie Dahman NED 61:10 7 Vivan Tafuto USA 61:56 8 Amy Bevilaqua USA 62:28 9 Jess Pettrow USA 62:50 10 Melanie Maurer SUI 63:20 11 Kate Davey GBR 63:36 12 Ida Mathilde Steensgaard DEN 63:56 13 Lauren Griffith USA 65:08 **Male Elite Individual: Wenisch Fulfills His Potential** After battling injuries in recent seasons, **Tim Wenisch** (AUT) delivered a career-defining performance to win the men’s title with a time of **53:52**, narrowly edging out 3-time World Champion **Hunter McIntyre** (USA). The duo broke away early, with Wenisch gaining a decisive lead after the sled stations. ... **2:34 Burpee Broad Jump**, but couldn’t quite reel him in. In a dramatic wall ball finish, Wenisch held off McIntyre by just two reps to claim his first World Championship. **Dylan Scott** (USA) continued his breakout season with a signature late-race surge to claim third and his first ever podium finish at the World Championship level. **Full Male Elite Results:** **Place** **Athlete** **Country** **Time** 1 Tim Wenisch AUT 53:52 2 Hunter McIntyre USA 53:57 3 Dylan Scott USA 54:57 4 James Kelly GBR 55:26 5 Jonathan Wynn AUS 55:48 6 Tom Rodgers GBR 55:53 7 Hidde Weersma NED 56:08 8 Alexander Roncevic AUT 56:20 9 Beau Wills AUS 56:50 10 Graham Halliday GBR 57:00 11 Rich Ryan USA 57:01 12 Pelayo Fernandez Menendez ESP 58:41 **What This Means for HYROX** This year’s championship showcased both the strength of seasoned veterans and the rise of new stars. From **Meier’s return to the top** to **Wenisch’s long-awaited redemption**, the elite field continues to push the limits of performance. Notably, the age range in the women’s top 10 spanned from **20-year-old Emilie Dahman** to **51-year-old Amy Bevilaqua**, proving that longevity and fresh talent are coexisting forces in HYROX's evolving elite landscape. As the 2025/26 season approaches, HYROX racing is poised for even greater milestones—with more unpredictability, more talent, and even higher stakes. ## Add comment ## Comments