Here’s How to Watch the 2026 CrossFit Games Live
The 2026 CrossFit Games are set to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the sport’s biggest competition, with five days of action beginning July 22 in San Jose, California. The world’s top individual athletes and teams will battle through 20 grueling events. Here’s how to watch the 2026 CrossFit games live.
Most of the 2026 CrossFit Games will be available to stream for free through the CrossFit Games website, the CrossFit app, and YouTube. However, select events will be available exclusively on FloElite, making it worth checking the daily broadcast schedule before the competition begins.
How to Watch the 2026 CrossFit Games Live
CrossFit has confirmed several viewing options for this year’s Games.
Fans can watch the competition on:
- CrossFit Games website (free)
- CrossFit App (free)
- CrossFit Games YouTube channel (free)
- FloElite (subscription required for exclusive events)
While most of the competition will be carried across the free platforms, FloElite will have exclusive coverage of a handful of individual events that will not be available live elsewhere.
2026 CrossFit Games Broadcast Schedule
Wednesday, July 22
Available on FloElite, CrossFit App, Games Website & YouTube
- Individual Events 1-6
FloElite Exclusive
- Individual Event 7
Friday, July 24
Available on FloElite, CrossFit App, Games Website & YouTube
- Team Events 4-5
- Individual Event 8
- Individual Events 11-12
FloElite Exclusive
- Individual Events 9-10
Saturday, July 25
Available on FloElite, CrossFit App, Games Website & YouTube
- 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
Available on FloElite, CrossFit App, Games Website & YouTube
- Individual Event 18
- Team Events 9-12
- Individual Events 19-20
What to Expect at the 2026 CrossFit Games
This year’s competition marks the 20th edition of the CrossFit Games and features an expanded 20-event schedule for the Individual division, making it one of the most demanding championships in the event’s history.
Defending men’s champion Jayson Hopper returns looking to retain his title, but he’ll face a stacked field that includes former champions and perennial contenders like Jeffrey Adler, Justin Medeiros, and Ricky Garard.
The women’s competition is guaranteed to crown a new champion after seven-time Fittest Woman on Earth Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr opted to sit out the 2026 season during her pregnancy. That leaves the door open for athletes such as Lucy Campbell, who finished runner-up in 2025, to make a run at the championship.
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