TLDR
Key Takeaways
- UFIT Games launches on October 4, 2026, at Dover Court International School, featuring team-based fitness challenges.
- Participants compete in pairs across six events, including a sprint, a deadlift, and an outdoor run, split into Everyday and Advanced categories.
- Registration costs S$88 per participant and includes event gear and access to free training sessions leading up to the event.
- S$20 from each ticket sold goes to the Breast Cancer Foundation as part of the event’s charitable initiative.
- The event caters to individuals aged 18 and above with a reasonable base level of fitness, encouraging first-timers and seasoned athletes alike.
Singapore’s fitness calendar has been filling up with team-based challenges over the past couple of years, from HYROX Singapore’s arena events to car park relays and outdoor circuit races. UFIT, the training and physiotherapy group behind four studios around the island, is adding its own version to that list. UFIT Games launches on 4 October 2026 at Dover Court International School, pairing up teams of two for six events that test strength, speed and stamina, with part of every ticket going to the Breast Cancer Foundation. It joins a growing lineup of things to do in Singapore for anyone looking to train toward something rather than just show up to a gym.
The timing tracks with a shift UFIT has noticed in how people here train: less about logging hours on a treadmill, more about training toward something with a date attached. Whether that something is HYROX Singapore, a run club milestone, or a first attempt at a functional fitness event, UFIT Games slots in as a lower-stakes entry point, built to hold first-timers and seasoned competitors within the same morning.
Six events, two categories, one partner
UFIT Games runs across six stations meant to cover most bases of physical performance: a sprint, a countermovement jump measured with VALD force plate technology, a three-rep max deadlift, an AMRAP-style workout, a functional sprint course and an outdoor run. Teams of two compete together, in male, female or mixed pairs, which makes it as workable for training partners as it is for couples or friends who’ve been meaning to sign up for something together.
Two categories, Everyday and Advanced, split the field by experience rather than putting newcomers up against people who train for a living. The event is open to anyone 18 and above with a reasonable base level of fitness, with heats running from 7.40am and the whole thing wrapped up by 2pm. Winning teams in each category take home prizes worth more than SGD1,000, though for most people taking part, the appeal is probably less about the podium and more about having a reason to actually finish a training block.
Tickets, training sessions and the cause behind it
Registration is open now at S$88 per participant, which covers an event t-shirt, a finisher patch, event photos and access to free community training sessions in the lead-up. Friends and family can come along to cheer at no extra cost. UFIT is running three of these sessions, called Friday Night Lights, at its One North, City Hall and Club Street locations through August and September, built around the kind of strength and conditioning work the competition itself will demand.
The charitable component runs alongside all of this rather than sitting on top of it: S$20 from every pair of tickets sold goes to the Breast Cancer Foundation, continuing a partnership UFIT has kept up for several years, timed to Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. On the day, there’s a recovery zone with sports massages, taping and compression boot sessions, plus food from Guzman Y Gomez, Macro Munchies and Ugly Coffee for anyone who has just put their legs through a deadlift and a run in the same morning.
Head to ufit.com.sg/events/ufit-games-singapore for the full event schedule, ticket details and registration.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
UFIT Games takes place on Sunday, 4 October 2026, with heats from 7.40am and the event concluding by 2pm.
The competition is held at Dover Court International School, 301 Dover Road, Singapore 139644, a short walk from Dover MRT station.
UFIT Games is open to teams of two, in male, female or mixed pairs, aged 18 and above, with registration open via the UFIT website.
Tickets are S$88 per participant and include an event t-shirt, a finisher patch, event photos and access to free community training sessions.
Yes. UFIT donates S$20 from every pair of tickets sold to the Breast Cancer Foundation, in line with Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The six events are a sprint test, a VALD-measured countermovement jump, a three-rep max deadlift, an AMRAP-style workout, a functional sprint course and an outdoor run, split across Everyday and Advanced categories.