iF3 World Records
The International Functional Fitness Federation tracks the World Record times in certain benchmark tests in Functional Fitness. Athletes will be provided various opportunities to set new or beat existing World Records each year. The iF3 adds new benchmark tests to the World Record database each year.
World Records FAQ
Q: What tests are currently eligible for World Record Tracking?
A: For the 2026 season, 3 tests are available for World Record setting. They are Fran, Heavy DT, and Albion. The Test Announcements with all test requirements will be posted on the iF3 website.
Fran
- For Time:
- 21-15-9
- Thrusters
- Pull-ups
Heavy D.T.
- 5 Rounds For Time:
- 12 Deadlifts
- 9 Hang Power Clean
- 6 Push Jerks
Albion
- 8 Rounds for Time:
- 10 Shuttle Runs
- 8 Burpee Box Jump Overs
- 6 Alternating Dumbbell Snatches
Exact Weights and Repetitions To Be Posted Soon
Q: What are the current World Records?
Senior World Records:
Fran:
Women: 2:06 (Mirjam Von Rohr, Switzerland)
Men: 2:32 (Tommaso Pieri, Italy)
Heavy DT
Women: 6:00 (Mirjam Von Rohr, Switzerland)
Men: 9:06 (Tommaso Pieri, Italy)
Albion
Women: 18:02 (Mirjam Von Rohr, Switzerland)
Men: 19:48 (Tommaso Pieri, Italy)
Masters and Junior World Records:
TBD
Q: How Can I Set a World Record?
A: For Senior Athletes, the initial World Records have been set by 2025 World Champions Mirjam Von Rohr and Tommaso Pieri. The first opportunity to beat their times and set a new World Record will be August 20-23rd in Bath, United Kingdom. In order to qualify for a place in Bath, athletes must finish in the top 19 in any of the 3 tests during the online qualifier phase which will run from March 1 to June 30. Online qualifier requirements, including floor plans and video requirements will be posted online no later than March 1. World Records may only officially be broken during in-person, live events.
For Masters and Junior Athletes, no World Records have yet been established in the 3 tests. This means that the provisional World Records will be established via the online qualifier running from March 1 to June 30. The top times in each division for each test will become the provisional World Records. These records will stand as official World Records until an in-person opportunity for Masters and Juniors to beat the records is held in 2027.
Q: What if I am a Master/Junior athlete and I want to try to set a record in the Senior Division?
A. You can! Anyone can register for the Senior Division regardless of age (yes even if you are 13 years old or 65+). However, you must do the appropriate weights and reps for the Senior Division to post a score in that division. If you want to register for both the Senior Division and your appropriate Masters/Junior division you will have to use two separate Circle21 accounts and register separately in each division.
Q: What if I don’t have a National Federation?
A: Anyone can participate in iF3 World Record events even if they don’t have an active National Federation. However, those without a National Federation are ineligible to receive prize money if they break or set a new World Record.
Q: Is this only for World Records?
A: No, we will also be tracking National Records! The leaderboard can be filtered by country in order to determine who holds the National Record in each test.