HYROX Wall Balls Time
Doubles Women by Level

The median Doubles Women finisher takes 4:09 on the 100 wall balls. Intermediate athletes take 4:09, advanced 3:46 and beginners 5:02. These are team station times: partners share the work, so they are far quicker than solo times.

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Typical Wall Balls time: Doubles Women
4:09
Median for an intermediate finisher (1:15:35 to 1:31:39 overall). Advanced finishers take 3:46, beginners 5:02.
Median station time by level, Doubles Women
StationEliteAdvancedIntermediateBeginner
Finish time55:03 to 1:07:231:07:23 to 1:15:351:15:35 to 1:31:391:31:39 to 3:12:01
SkiErg4:174:284:415:01
Sled Push1:321:371:462:03
Sled Pull3:103:324:014:52
Burpee Broad Jumps2:563:224:035:24
RowErg4:364:485:055:28
Farmers Carry1:301:371:482:04
Sandbag Lunges2:413:023:334:32
Wall Balls3:343:464:095:02

Levels are finish-time bands inside the division: Elite = fastest 5%, Advanced = next 20%, Intermediate = middle 50%, Beginner = slowest 25%. Based on 10,197 races with full splits.

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Wall Balls time by level: Doubles Women

Median and middle-half range for each level. The range is the 25th to 75th percentile of that level, so half of athletes at the level fall inside it.

Wall Balls time by level, Doubles Women
Level Median Typical range
Elite 3:34 3:24 to 3:46
Advanced 3:46 3:33 to 4:01
Intermediate 4:09 3:52 to 4:33
Beginner 5:02 4:24 to 6:05

Elite = fastest 5% of the division by finish time, advanced = next 20%, intermediate = middle 50%, beginner = slowest 25%.

Where does the wall balls rank for Doubles Women?

For intermediate Doubles Women athletes it is the third longest of the eight stations and takes 5.0% of the finish time. Percentiles across all 10,194 Doubles Women results with splits:

Wall Balls time percentiles, Doubles Women
5%10%25%50%75%90%95%
3:243:323:474:094:455:446:51

5% means 1 in 20 is faster. Against athletes with the same overall finish time, 17% of Doubles Women finishers lose more time on the wall balls than on any other station (average 70 seconds). Check yours with the weakest station finder.

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Methodology and sources

Based on 10,194 Doubles Women results with full splits, from 307 events across 2024 to 2026. A result counts only if all eight runs, all eight stations and the roxzone are recorded and add up to the finish time within 30 seconds. Levels are finish-time bands within the division, and each number is the band median of the recorded wall balls time. These are team station times: partners share the work, so they are far quicker than solo times. RoxUpdates is independent and is not affiliated with HYROX. Method on the station times by level page.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the wall balls take in Doubles Women?

The median Doubles Women Wall Balls (100 wall balls) takes 4:09 for intermediate athletes. Elite athletes take 3:34, advanced 3:46 and beginners 5:02. These are team times.

What is a good wall balls time in Doubles Women?

Faster than 3:47 puts you in the quickest 25% of Doubles Women finishers on this station, and faster than 3:32 is the top 10%. The median is 4:09 and the slowest 10% take 5:44 or longer.

Does the wall balls decide a Doubles Women race?

Not on its own. For intermediate Doubles Women athletes it is the third longest of the eight stations and takes 5.0% of total finish time. Compared with athletes of the same overall time, 17% lose more time here than anywhere else.

How do I compare my wall balls with my finish time?

Enter your time in the tool above for your level against the whole division. For a fairer comparison with athletes who finished at your overall time, use the weakest station finder with all your splits. It shows the seconds gained or lost on every station.