Glasgow hosted the third-ever Hybrid Games event and the first in Scotland, with more than 3,400 finishers across solo and doubles making it their biggest competition to date.
What Is The Hybrid Games?
The Hybrid Games format combines repeated runs with a series of strength and conditioning stations. Athletes rotate between running and functional movements until the final sprint finish. It is similar to HYROX but swaps the 1km runs for shorter 600m runs and adds a ninth station. Movements xxxxxx creating a slightly different mix of endurance and strength.
The Hybrid Games Glasgow Event Layout
Running Sections
- 600m run (x9)
- 200m sprint finish
Stations
- 50 cal Assault Bike
- 100 Wall Balls (men 6kg / women 4kg)
- 1000m Row
- 80m Burpee Broad Jump
- 50 Dumbbell Snatch (men 20kg / women 10kg)
- 100m Walking Lunges (men 20kg / women 10kg)
- 200m Farmer’s Carry (men 24kg / women 16kg)
- 1000m SkiErg
- 60m Sled Push (men 152kg / women 102kg, including sled)
The Hybrid Games Glasgow – Results
Solo Men
- Charlie Botterill – 00:49:54
- Ryan Adamson – 00:53:40
- Garry Docherty – 00:57:32
Solo Women
- Niamh Young – 00:57:25
- Lauren-Leigh Richardson – 00:58:07
- Emma Dearden – 00:59:16
Doubles Men
- Jordan Duncan & William Mowat – 00:53:53
- Kev Jackson & Rory Crighton – 00:54:02
- John Middleton & Jonathan Gray – 00:54:14
Doubles Women
- Jennifer Muir & Megan Cunningham – 00:58:22
- Gail Woodburn & Emma Telfer – 00:59:24
- Shannan Brown & Nicole Murphy – 01:00:34
Mixed Doubles
- Lauren-Leigh Richardson & Charlie Botterill – 00:52:40
- Niamh Young & Kev Jackson – 00:54:24
- Ryan Adamson & Charlotte Murray – 00:57:44
Participation Totals
– Solo Men: 377 finishers
– Solo Women: 354 finishers
– Doubles Men: 304 doubles pairs
– Doubles Women: 634 doubles pairs
– Mixed Doubles: 418 doubles pairs
Total finishers – 3,443
See the full official results on Mikatiming.