Successful races for our visually impaired and blind athletes at HYROX HK 2026 and HYROX SZ 2026 !
Two HYROX simulation races were held before HYROX HK and HYROX SZ to allow visually impaired athletes and guides practice pacing and build good teamwork.
We had 7 VIs and 11 VIs competed and finished in Hyrox HK and HyroxSZ respectively. IncluFit HYROX community is growing!
Thank you to all our sponsors- including PUMA HK, ANS (gels) and LushProtein. Once again thank you to all HYROX guides for your time and dedication.
We look forward to seeing more athletes making breakthroughs with us in HYROX HK 2027 !
Click the “JOIN” button if you want to be trained as one of our guide runners. We also appreciate your kind and generous donation!
Your support means the world to our community and helps us build a free and accessible fitness space for them.
Celebrate our First-ever Inclusive Fun Run x Lululemon
We had an amazing opportunity partnering with Lululemon to co-create an All Inclusive Fun Run for the special needs and the visually impaired community which held on 1 Feb, 2026 at The Hong Kong Sports Institute.
Feedback of Feb Run Event
I participated in many inclusive events and I could say this is one of the most organized and fun inclusive race I have ever been to! The relay race itself was exciting and it also showcased teamwork within the 4 people. Even though I couldn’t see, I could feel the immense atmosphere which I enjoyed being part of it. Thank you for hosting such amazing event for us.
Benny Chu (Visually Impaired Runner for Open Relay Event)
There is something transformative about a fitness space where everyone is truly celebrated. At the IncluFit All Inclusive Fun Run event I didn’t just see an event; I witnessed a community rooted in love and acceptance. It was more than just a race; it was a space where every individual, regardless of pace, physical ability, or neurodiversity was met with open arms. Seeing the pride in participants as they held their medals and the pure joy of being cheered across the line was a testament to the event's success. On and off the track, the sentiment was clear: this is what a united, inclusive fitness community looks like when it truly chooses to move together.
Tiara (Volunteer) 
It is my first time participating in a running competition. I am already 70 years old and I just couldn’t believe I made through a 4km race with my guide runner, Kayan. Many would say I am too old to start running, but I prove them wrong. I enjoyed every part of the race. Thank you for providing this platform for the Visually Impaired community to shine and challenge ourselves!
Lai Ho Sum (Visually Impaired Runner for Individual 4km Event)