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Crossfit elite in a duel: Austrian Throwdown in Wiener Neustadt
The Austrian Throwdown will take place on November 30th and December 1st in the Arena Nova, Wiener Neustadt. Experience the best Crossfitters from 26 nations in a competition for strength, coordination and endurance!
Crossfit elite in a duel: Austrian Throwdown in Wiener Neustadt
On November 30th and December 1st, 2023, the Arena Nova in Wiener Neustadt will become the center for Crossfit enthusiasts when the Austrian Throwdown takes place. This competition, which originally began in 2015 as Hypertrophy, has now grown into Austria's largest CrossFit event and attracts participants from all over the world.
A total of 300 athletes from 26 countries will compete in this event, supported by 120 volunteers who work behind the scenes to ensure everything runs smoothly. The athletes must demonstrate their skills in the disciplines of strength, coordination and endurance in order to be successful in this intense competition.
An event with tradition
The Austrian Throwdown has established itself as an integral part of the CrossFit scene in Austria over the years. Every year, spectators and participants come together to watch the athletes' impressive achievements. The event not only offers exciting competitions, but also a great networking opportunity within the fitness community.
Preparing for the Austrian Throwdown requires a lot of commitment and training from the athletes. Audiences can look forward to passionate and energetic performances that will create an enthralling atmosphere. The event features the best athletes from the CrossFit world and brings a high level of competition and enthusiasm.
The success of the event is reflected not only in the number of participants, but also in the growing fan base, which increases year after year. Crossfit has established itself as a sport that has gained millions of followers worldwide, and the Austrian Throwdown is an important step in promoting the discipline in Austria.
Details about the competitions and the supporting program can be found on the event website, where information about participation and the athletes is also provided. For further information, see the current reporting on www.noen.at.