CrossFit Open 26.2 Workout Announced
“The workout is… 26.2 For Time: 80-foot Overhead Walking Lunge (20-ft. segments) 20 Dumbbell Snatch (50/35 lb) 20 Pull-ups 80-foot Overhead Walking Lunge 20 Dumbbell Snatch 20 Chest-to-Bar Pull-ups 80-foot Overhead Walking Lunge 20 Dumbbell Snatch 20 Ring Muscle-Ups Time cap: 15 minutes,” stated a key participant during the live announcement of the workout.
The 2026 CrossFit Open continues with the announcement of Workout 26.2 on March 5th at CrossFit Black Edition in Cascais, Portugal. This workout is the second in a series of workouts that are being announced weekly, designed to challenge athletes across various skill levels.
The workout consists of a series of movements that include overhead walking lunges, dumbbell snatches, pull-ups, chest-to-bar pull-ups, and ring muscle-ups. The time cap for this workout is set at 15 minutes, pushing competitors to perform efficiently under pressure.
For the workout, the women’s dumbbell weight is 35 lb (15 kg), while the men’s dumbbell weight is 50 lb (22.5 kg). Athletes will need to complete a total of 80 feet of overhead walking lunges, along with 20 repetitions each of dumbbell snatches, pull-ups, chest-to-bar pull-ups, and ring muscle-ups.
Immediately following the announcement, notable athletes Lucy Campbell, Aimee Cringle, and Mirjam von Rohr performed the workout, showcasing their skills and determination. Lucy Campbell was in second place throughout the majority of Workout 26.2 but ended up clutching the victory in the final moments, demonstrating the competitive spirit of the event.
The deadline for video submissions regarding the 2026 CrossFit Open Workout 26.2 is March 9th until 5 p.m. PT. This submission process is crucial for athletes looking to qualify for the next stages of the competition.
The top 25% of performers across the three CrossFit Open workouts will qualify for the Quarterfinals, making each workout a critical opportunity for athletes aiming to advance in the competition. As the Open progresses, anticipation builds for the upcoming challenges and the athletes’ performances.