World Fitness Project Finals and Championship

Four days of competition in Copenhagen (Denmark), from 17 to 20 December 2026. The best Pros, Elite teams and age groups compete for the season prize purse and for the 2027 Pro Cards. UTC schedules are not published, and the broadcast is to be confirmed.

At the Finals Pro athletes don’t start from zero. They arrive with the points they earned at the two Tour Stops, and at the Finals they add more based on their placing in each workout. The overall leaderboard you see at the Finals is the result of the athletes’ whole body of work in the season, with a maximum of 2,000 points.

The man and woman with the most accumulated points across Tour Stop 1, Tour Stop 2 and the Finals are WFP’s champions. That is why points go up and down during the Finals: each placing in a workout earns its corresponding points. Pro prize money is also paid on the season total: see “WFP prize money”.

Pro Cards are contracts for the season’s best. In 2026 they were offered to the top 20 men and top 20 women on Tour points at the end of the Finals, and gave direct entry to the Pro division at Tour Stops (not the Finals) and a guaranteed minimum contract based on ranking. How 2027 Pro Cards fit the new Series format is to be confirmed. Contract amounts have not been published.

In 2027 WFP replaces the Tour Stops and Finals model with the World Fitness Series: 10 qualifying events from 16 April to 7 November and a World Fitness Championship as the goal. Total spots are already published (26 per gender in Pro, 52 in total; at least 9 per gender in Masters, at least 4 in Elite Teams of Four, at least 8 in Next Gen and at least 1 per offered pairs category at 7 events).

The Championship’s venue, dates, format and prize split have not yet been announced. When they are, this page will be updated.

For the 2026 Finals there is a weekend pass (Thursday to Sunday), general admission with no assigned seating, for $159. WFP has negotiated rates with hotels near the Bella Center.