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2025 iF3 MASTERS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

Local — Intermediate · Nov 20–23, 2025

310 AUD16 divisions

Finishers · 19 athletes · current Rating from all events

Field avg 1,501

#	Athlete	Gym	Rating	Skill	Events
1	PA Peter Andersson		1,504	1,515	6
2	JM Jeff Metcalfe Gritt Athletics	Gritt Athletics	1,502	1,508	2
3	MO Mikhail Orlov Geraklion	Geraklion	1,502	1,509	1
4	RJ ROMAN JANTLEYEV Crossfit Rotherham	Crossfit Rotherham	1,503	1,508	3
5	JS Johan Sternhoff Styrka 3F	Styrka 3F	1,502	1,504	9
6	JF Jan-Erik Flåt		1,501	1,504	1
7	DF Danny Flanery		1,500	1,502	1
8	FJ Fredrik Johansson Pilgatan Functional Fitness	Pilgatan Functional Fitness	1,500	1,502	3
9	SA Sebastian Arnold		1,500	1,498	13
10	KG Kenneth Granaas Johansen Evolve Fitness Harstad	Evolve Fitness Harstad	1,500	1,499	2
11	MH Matthias Hőppner 245Athletik	245Athletik	1,503	1,509	8
12	DE Daniel Eriksson Karlskoga ff	Karlskoga ff	1,500	1,502	7
13	AC Aaron Cyr Gritt Athletics	Gritt Athletics	1,499	1,497	1
14	JT jean-sebastien turcotte Usine Repentigny	Usine Repentigny	1,500	1,498	1
15	PV Peter Villum Færch Elements training	Elements training	1,499	1,497	2
16	MB Marc Bamberg		1,499	1,495	2
17	FZ Francisco Zarate Carmona Club RX	Club RX	1,499	1,494	1
18	FP Fredeswin Perez Caballero		1,498	1,493	1
19	GA Gene Ayala		1,498	1,493	1

Event Ended

Date

Nov 20–23, 2025

Entry fee

310 AUD

Divisions

16 divisions

Organizer

The iF3 Masters World Championship is proudly hosted by the Australian Functional Fitness Federation (AFFF), Australia’s official governing body for functional fitness and a fully recognised member of the International Functional Fitness Federation (iF3). As the national authority under the iF3 framework, the AFFF is responsible for upholding the highest standards of competitive integrity, athlete welfare, and event delivery. The Masters World Championship operates under the official iF3 ruleset, which ensures transparent judging, consistent scoring, and standardised movement requirements across all divisions. Athletes will be tested across the six internationally recognised iF3 tests: Endurance, Strength, Bodyweight, Skill, Mixed, and Power. These tests are carefully designed to provide a complete and fair assessment of each athlete’s physical capacity, regardless of age or background. By competing in this event, athletes can be confident they are participating in a regulated, globally respected competition format that emphasises fairness, safety, and equal opportunity. The AFFF’s experienced team and technical officials work closely with iF3 to ensure the championship meets all international requirements and delivers a professional experience from start to finish.

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