The 2026 CrossFit Games are set to take place from July 22 to 26 in San Jose, California for the Individual and Teams divisions. This marks the 20th anniversary of the elite competition, which comes with some special additions, including the increase in number of events to 20 in total. So, the competition is set to feature more action than ever and here is a guide on how to watch it live.
How to Watch the 2026 CrossFit Games
The 2026 CrossFit Games will be broadcast live, with the majority of the coverage being provided for free on the CrossFit App, CrossFit Games Website, and YouTube. However, a few individual and team events will stream exclusively on the FloElite app. While FloElite will offer full coverage overall, only a couple of workouts will be strictly exclusive to their app.
2026 CrossFit Games Broadcast Schedule
Wednesday, July 22
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- Individual Events 1-6
FloElite Exclusive
- Individual Event 7
Friday, July 24
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- Team Events 4-5
- Individual Event 8
- Individual Events 11-12
FloElite Exclusive
- Individual Events 9-10
Saturday, July 25
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- Team Events 6-7
- Individual Event 13 & Team Event 8
- Individual Event 14 & Individual Event 15 (Men)
FloElite Exclusive
- Individual Event 15 (Women) & Individual Events 16-17
Sunday, July 26
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- Individual Event 18
- Team Events 9-12
- Individual Events 19-20
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With four days of action and 20 total events for the individuals, the 2026 CrossFit Games are expected to be a true fitness spectacle. The lineups are stacked, adding to the excitement for both fans and athletes. The defending champion in the men’s division, Jayson Hopper, is back hoping to defend his title, but he will have to beat the likes of Jeffrey Adler, Justin Medeiros, Ricky Garard, and others.
On the other hand, Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr won the title of Fittest Woman on Earth in 2025. However, she will not be making an appearance at the Games this year, having missed the season due to pregnancy. Being arguably the greatest athlete that the sport has witnessed so far, many wondered if Tia-Clair would return again. Well, she certainly seemed optimistic about her future in the sport when she opened up about her plans after pregnancy.
With Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr out of the picture for the 2026 CrossFit Games, we are guaranteed to see a new champion claim the crown in the women’s division. It is exceptionally hard to predict the outcome, but many will follow Lucy Campbell’s journey in San Jose, as she ranked second behind Tia-Clair in 2025.
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We will be providing full coverage of the 2026 CrossFit Games for both the Individual and Team divisions. From live event recaps and real-time leaderboards to in-depth workout analysis and point standings, we’ve got you covered.
