- Where exactly is the race held in Miami Beach?
- While the specific venue is often the Miami Beach Convention Center, HYROX Miami Beach and SweatPals events typically centre around the South Beach area. Always check your technical briefing for the final hall number.
- What is the typical climate for HYROX Miami in March?
- Expect humid conditions. Even though it is indoors, the high humidity of Florida in March can make the air feel thicker. Stay on top of electrolytes even before entering the venue.
- When is packet pickup available?
- It usually opens the afternoon before the race at the venue. We recommend picking up your timing chip and wristband at least 2 hours before your start time or the day before to avoid long queues.
- Are there hydration stations on the course?
- Yes, there is a central water station located within the Roxzone. You will pass it after every functional station before heading back out for your run lap.
- How do I get to the venue from Miami International (MIA)?
- The easiest way is an Uber or Lyft, which takes about 20-30 minutes. Alternatively, the Miami Beach Airport Express (Bus 150) runs frequently and stops near the major hotels.
- Can I bring my own chalk?
- HYROX typically provides liquid chalk at the relevant stations (Sleds, Pull-ups/Lunges). Individual dry chalk is often restricted to keep the venue floor clean, so check the latest athlete guide.