Joan Chew
3 HYROX results (1 solo, 2 in a team) over 2 seasons. Personal bests: Open Women 1:30:02 (Singapore Expo 2025) · Doubles Women 1:37:34 (Singapore National Stadium 2024).
One best per race type
Doubles Women: finish time, race by race
oldest to newest · a line going down means getting fasterEach dot is one Doubles Women race. Not enough complete, clean Doubles Women races yet to measure the change. Team times are shared with a partner, so they move with who you race with.
3 results
| Race | Division | Time | Place | Runs | Stations | Roxzone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong 2026 8 May 2026team: Lydia Quah, Joan Chewwhat the whole field did → | Doubles Women · team 30-34 | 1:40:35 | 868th of 1,323 | 51:51* | 32:46* | 16:04 | splitsSkiErg4:24Sled push2:11Sled pull4:46Burpee broad jump4:38Row5:28Farmers carry2:20Sandbag lunges4:25Wall balls4:34Run 14:57Run 26:08Run 36:16Run 46:00Run 56:16Run 66:55Run 76:21Run 89:02Full report for this race → |
| Singapore Expo 2025 28 Nov 2025what the whole field did → | Open Women · 30-34 | 1:30:02 | top 20% 114/596 | 42:16 | 40:05 | 7:46 | splitsSkiErg5:28Sled push3:30Sled pull5:51Burpee broad jump6:39Row5:42Farmers carry2:14Sandbag lunges4:56Wall balls5:45Run 14:32Run 25:04Run 35:06Run 45:08Run 55:20Run 65:30Run 75:30Run 86:09Full report for this race → |
| Singapore National Stadium 2024 29 Jun 2024team: Joan Chew, Clarice Makwhat the whole field did → | Doubles Women · team U29 | 1:37:34 | top 45% 229/509 | 51:47 | 33:40 | 12:12 | splitsSkiErg4:54Sled push2:16Sled pull6:06Burpee broad jump3:57Row5:44Farmers carry2:21Sandbag lunges3:48Wall balls4:34Run 16:00Run 25:41Run 35:53Run 46:03Run 56:20Run 67:00Run 76:38Run 88:15Full report for this race → |
Place is the position among timed finishers in the same race, division and gender; a doubles place is the team's. Runs is the organiser's official run total (it can differ from the eight laps added up by a few seconds), stations the eight stations added up, and roxzone the time moving between them. The age group is the one entered for that race; for a team it is the team’s age group. * At that edition running was under 44% of the typical finish (48% is normal): the timing mats counted some running as station time, so its runs look faster and its stations slower than they were. How the numbers are made.
Singapore Expo 2025, against 596 Open Women
Shape of the race
Each spoke is one segment (roxzone is the time moving between stations). The further out, the bigger the share of the field beaten on it. A round shape is an even race; a dent is a weak station.
How you ranked on each segment
Longer is better: the share of the field this segment beat.
Minutes against the typical finisher
Green, left of centre: faster than the typical Open Women finisher at this race. Orange, right: slower, and by how much.
The race as one bar: Joan against the typical Open Women finisher
Left to right is the race in order: run 1, SkiErg, run 2, sled push, and so on. A block wider than the one below it is a slower segment than the typical finisher.
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