Elite
Men & Women
The highest level of competition, featuring top athletes competing for the Wodapalooza Mexico City podium and prize purse.
Hosted at the Centro Ecuestre SEDENA, Wodapalooza Mexico City will bring together elite athletes, experienced competitors, emerging talent, and the broader fitness community for a festival built around functional fitness and the energy that has made Wodapalooza a global destination for athletes and fans.
More than just a competition, Wodapalooza Mexico City is a complete fitness experience, combining high-level competition with brand activations, an expo, music, food, community experiences, and plenty of opportunities for spectators to be part of the action.
Event information
- Dates
- December 4–6, 2026
- Duration
- 3 days
- Venue
- Centro Ecuestre SEDENA
- Address
- Av. Constituyentes 851, Lomas Altas, Álvaro Obregón, 11950 Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico
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The venue
Centro Ecuestre SEDENA offers a distinctive setting for a competition of this scale. Set on Avenida Constituyentes, it has generous open ground, room for multiple competition floors, spectator areas, and straightforward access from Polanco, Condesa, Roma and Santa Fe.
Competition formats
Wodapalooza Mexico City features different competition formats designed to bring together athletes across multiple skill levels and age groups.
RX
Men & Women
Designed for experienced competitive athletes capable of performing advanced movements, heavier loads, and highly demanding workouts.
Intermediate
Men & Women
For athletes with solid functional fitness experience who are ready to test themselves in a competitive environment.
Masters
Men & Women
Age-group divisions designed to provide competitive and challenging workouts appropriate for each category.
- 35–39
- 40–44
- 45+
Teens — Youth
Boys & Girls
A competitive platform for the next generation of functional fitness athletes.
- 13–15
- 16–18
Teams of 2
Open
A pairs format, giving athletes the opportunity to experience the competition alongside a partner. Registration for these divisions is direct and subject to limited availability.
The competition
Throughout the three-day festival, athletes will face multiple workouts designed to test different aspects of fitness — strength, endurance, gymnastics, Olympic weightlifting, running, functional movements and technical skills, with programming and standards adapted to each competitive division.
There is no single fixed race distance. Athletes must be prepared for different workouts, distances, loads, movements and challenges throughout the weekend.
Prizes
Wodapalooza Mexico City will feature a significant prize purse for its athletes. In the Elite division, both men and women will compete for $250,000 MXN for first place, $125,000 MXN for second place, and $50,000 MXN for third place. In addition, athletes across the remaining divisions will compete for a combined prize purse of more than $300,000 MXN, reinforcing the event’s commitment to recognizing top performances across its different competitive divisions.
Elite — 1st place
$250,000 MXN
Elite — 2nd place
$125,000 MXN
Elite — 3rd place
$50,000 MXN
All other divisions — combined
$300,000+ MXN
The Elite purse is awarded on both the men’s and women’s side.
More than a competition
Wodapalooza Mexico City is designed as a festival for the entire fitness community. Beyond the competition floor, athletes and spectators will be able to experience:
- A fitness and lifestyle expo featuring national and international brands
- Partner activations and experiences
- Food and beverage areas
- Music and entertainment throughout the weekend
- Community experiences
- Multiple opportunities to watch some of the best athletes compete up close
Wodapalooza meets Mexico City
Hosting Wodapalooza in Mexico City brings the competition to one of Latin America’s largest and most exciting destinations. Athletes and visitors can combine their weekend with everything the city has to offer — from its world-renowned food scene and nightlife to museums, architecture, parks and some of Mexico’s most iconic cultural landmarks.
Areas such as Polanco, Roma, Condesa and Santa Fe provide convenient accommodation for the weekend, with Polanco, Roma and Condesa offering particularly strong access to the city’s dining, nightlife and cultural scene.
Three days. One city. One community.
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