Some have raised concerns around hygiene while others saluted her resolve to finish the race.

Hyrox admits ‘mistake’ and changes rules after Australian athlete soils herself during Beijing race - Revised rules will allow organisers to withdraw athlete on medical grounds if their ‘blood, vomit, ...

In the next step towards Hyrox's fitness-world domination, Everlast Gyms has announced that it will launch 60 Hyrox Performance Centers (HPCs), spaces that resemble Hyrox race-day venues, across the ...

Joanna Wietrzyk's HYROX Beijing race sparked a hygiene debate after she continued competing, as organisers admitted their response fell short and announced new procedures.

Images of a Hyrox star accidentally soiling herself during a competition in China - before carrying on regardless and winning the event - have thrust the gruelling fitness contest into the global ...

The world record holder has been condemned on social media.

HYROX star Joanna Wietrzyk has apologised after sparking uproar by continuing to compete after soiling herself during a race in Beijing. The Australian, 24, powered on despite streams of faeces ...

Joanna Wietrzyk, Hyrox women's world record holder, soiled herself during the event in Beijing on Saturday but was controversially allowed to continue and win the race.

The fitness race HYROX uses standardized weights across events worldwide. Whether you race in London, New York or Singapore – ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Julien De Rosa/AFP via Getty Images Hyrox is a group fitness race taking the world by storm, but demand is outstripping supply.

From protein targets and carb timing to race-day fueling, here’s how to eat for better energy, recovery and performance ...