Every season, FinalRep asks the people who actually live our events, athletes, coaches, staff, on-site visitors and livestream viewers, to tell us what worked and what didn’t. The 2026 survey
30.05.2026 | Cayalá City, Guatemala. Nine athletes. Twenty-five spectators. Three Central American records. The numbers on paper don’t look like much, but they tell the story of a country stepping
25 – 26.07.2026 | Valparaíso, Chile. The Chilean Open 2026 almost didn’t happen. Weeks before the event, the organizing team faced one of the most disruptive scenarios any competition host
19.07.2026 | Cartago, Costa Rica. Nine athletes. Four hours and twenty minutes. One Central American record. In Costa Rica, „Pura Vida“ is more than a greeting, it’s a philosophy, a
11 – 12.07.2026 | Mississauga, Canada. There is something fitting about hosting the inaugural Canadian FinalRep Streetlifting National Championships inside a festival. Not a sports hall, not a gym: a
06 – 07.06.2026 | WYSH Gym, Hamburg, Germany. Five editions in, the DACH CUP has become something the German Streetlifting community can set its calendar by. Organized directly by the
20 – 21.06.2026 | Jakarta, Indonesia. The first official FinalRep Streetlifting competition in Indonesia didn’t start at 8:00 AM. It started the night before, at 10:00 PM, when the AKSI
13.06.2026 | Megacenter Kranj, Slovenia. Not every country needs to be large to host a big competition. Kranj sits in the shadow of the Slovenian Alps, a city of roughly
06 – 07.06.2026 | Basingstoke, United Kingdom. Five years is a long time to build something. Five years of planning, problem-solving, early mornings and late finishes, of watching a community
23 – 24.05.2026 | Montgeron, France. There is something quietly audacious about hosting a Streetlifting competition the weekend after the French Nationals. The crowd has barely caught its breath, the
