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CrossFit Open 2025: schedule and archive guide

Review the 2025 Open as a completed edition and find the original workout standards before repeating a task.
Open 2025 — Wodball guide.
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The 2025 edition is an archive

The 2025 Open ran from 27 February to 17 March 2025. The French source was written as a preview; this English edition describes a past event rather than presenting old registration information as current.

Use the official 2025 workout archive to find the original programmes and standards.

Workout dates

Workout2025 window
25.127 February–3 March
25.26–10 March
25.313–17 March

Check each scorecard for the exact historical deadline, time zone and scoring requirements.

Prepare for the task rather than a prediction

The source lists possible formats and movements. For a completed event, use the actual published workout instead of treating those preview examples as a definitive programme.

Likewise, accessories are not universally necessary or permitted. Check the workout equipment rules and use familiar kit. Our movement preparation guide provides general skill context.

Revisit a workout as training

A historical scorecard can provide a clear task to repeat. Read its complete movement, equipment and scoring instructions first. Agree an appropriate version with your coach and record any changes rather than presenting an adapted attempt as the original prescription.

Completing a workout later is training, not a late entry to a closed competition. Keep the attempt date and conditions in your log.

Review progress in context

Compare the same task and version where possible. A different overall rank between seasons can reflect changes in workouts or the participating field as well as your own performance.

Use our personal-progress guide and leaderboard article to interpret the result. The Open hub links the wider collection.

After the 2025 Open

The 2025 Community Cup article covers a separate event. Qualification and participation rules belong to their respective competitions, not a general promise attached to completing a workout.