What is APEX?
Seven events.
One score.
APEX is an athletic competition that measures raw ability across seven events — and rolls them up into one number that tells you exactly where you stand against the field.
Athleticism isn't reserved for professionals. Whether you're testing yourself for the first time or chasing a podium, the same scoring system meets you where you are.
The Format
Seven hand-selected events
Built to comprehensively test speed, power, strength, and endurance. No skill events. No luck.
Scoring
How the score adds up
Each pillar contributes 250 points to your APEX Score. Single-event pillars (Speed, Endurance) score directly; multi-event pillars (Power, Strength) average their components.
The math
1,000 = 4 pillars × 250
Speed
250
1 event · counts once
Power
250
3 events · averaged
Strength
250
2 events · averaged
Endurance
250
1 event · counts once
Speed/ 250
- Fast Forty
Power/ 250
- Max Toss
- The Broad
- The Vert
Strength/ 250
- The Pull
- The Push
Endurance/ 250
- The Mile
In Motion
See what an APEX day looks like
The Format
The field is the test
Where athletes push limits, redefine strength, and compete to be the best.
The Community
A community for athletes
Built on grit, precision, and relentless pursuit of peak performance.
FAQ
Common questions
No. APEX is open to anyone who can complete the events safely. We have men’s and women’s divisions, and the score normalizes performance against the field — beginners and elite athletes alike get a real number.
Each of the 7 events is scored on a 100-point scale against APEX performance standards. Speed and Endurance count once each; Power and Strength average their component events. The four pillar scores combine into a 1,000-point total.
Plan for a half day. Athletes compete in waves throughout the day; you’ll typically run all 7 events in 4–6 hours depending on the venue and field size.
Athletic clothing, indoor and outdoor footwear, and a water bottle. We provide all the equipment.
Yes — bring your people. Most venues are open to spectators free of charge.
