06/09/2026
Today we celebrate our Dads, Grandads, Stepdads, father figures, and all the incredible men who show up, lead by example and help shape the next generation.
And to our Papa's who are no longer here — today we hold you in our thoughts, remember you a little louder, and celebrate the impact you left behind.
Strong bodies are great.
Strong role models are even better.
Happy Father’s Day to all the legends in our A.B community.
We hope you feel celebrated today. 🖤
02/09/2026
The Yin to our Yang. The Buddha to our Athletic.
Spring reminds us that we can always begin again. 🌿
A new season to release what no longer serves us, leave the weight of the past behind and make space for new energy, new opportunities and a fresh start.
We spend so much time pushing, striving and doing. Sometimes, we need to simply slow down, breathe and be.
Join us this Friday for a much-needed Yin Yoga session — a little stillness to balance the chaos.
🧘♀️ Friday | 6am
New season. Fresh energy. Lighter mind.
See you on the mat.
Book via GloFox.
28/08/2026
Tonight we had two overseas visitors drop into A.B Headquarters, fresh off a flight from Korea 🇰🇷 — landing in Sydney at 9am this morning!
James and Steven are HYROX enthusiasts, but this Sunday they’ll be swapping the sleds and wall balls for 42.2km as they take on the Sydney Marathon 🏃♂️💨
And apparently these boys are the sub-3-hour marathon type. 😮💨🔥
We also discovered Koreans are built different… because tapering apparently isn’t a thing 😂 Both boys jumped straight into today’s strength session AND WOD — and then casually informed us they’ll be hitting the town tonight. 🍻🤣
Best of luck on Sunday, boys! We hope you absolutely smash it, along with our four A.B representatives taking on this iconic event.
Go well, legends! 🇰🇷🇦🇺🏃♂️
김준식 0oong_zz
23/08/2026
I’ll take that.
0.06 seconds off my PB, post-injury, in HYROX Pro.
And knowing I probably left a full minute out there after doing 4¼ sled pull laps before realising I was done… AND then running 50m the wrong way heading into the lunges. 🤦🏽♂️😂
Normally, that would infuriate me. I’d be thinking about what I got wrong and the time I threw away.
Not this time.
There’s been a “story” behind at least my last five races, and eventually doubt starts to creep in. You start wondering whether you’re kidding yourself about still being competitive.
Nine days out from the World Championships, I partially tore my hamstring. I raced Stockholm and then HYROX Sydney nursing it and dosed up on Voltaren, just hoping to get through both races.
The hammy still isn’t 100%.
But my confidence is back.
A 1:15 in Men’s Pro 45–49 got me on the podium at Sydney in 2025. Last night, that same sort of time put me 9th.
That tells you how competitive this age group has become. There are some proper athletes in their late 40s — and they’re going to be bloody hard to catch.
But that doesn’t make me want to stop.
It makes me want to keep pushing.
Slowly getting back to my pre-accident race times and actually feeling competitive again is an absolute win.
Now for brekky with my mother-in-law… arguably the most important event of the weekend.
21/08/2026
Perth HYROX Day 1 done! 🔥
1 Solo. 1 Doubles. 2 PBs. 💪
Pretty bloody good way to kick off the weekend for our AB crew.
Bring on Day 2! 🚀
HYROX Australia & New Zealand
21/08/2026