Epic Athletes
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Meet the athletes Epic Fitness is proud to sponsor. They’re members who train with us every week and bring the Epic name to start lines wherever they go.
STACEY RAWLEY
HYROX Women’s Open Solo · Ironman 70.3 Triathlete
Epic member since Dec 2025 · @stacey.rawley
Stacey has always been a competitor. She grew up swimming competitively and playing water polo. In college she became a yoga instructor, and yoga was her main way of moving for almost ten years while she stepped away from competing. After her daughter was born, she realized she needed a goal that was just hers, and her competitive fire came right back. She started lifting, competed in CrossFit, and then went all in on endurance racing. In 2024 she raced Ironman 70.3 at a high level, finishing 3rd overall female at 70.3 Tri-Cities.
In 2025 she scaled back on racing to see if she missed it. That’s how she found HYROX, which brings together her love of lifting and her drive to race. She ran her first HYROX in February 2026. One month later she won HYROX Houston outright in Women’s Open Solo, and in September she won Salt Lake City too. Now she’s moving up to the Pro division.
“EPIC is a space that has encouraged, supported, and inspired my competitive spirit while simultaneously bringing fun into training. I can’t wait to see what we can all accomplish together in 2027.” — Stacey
@stacey.rawley
Top results
🥇 HYROX Houston, March 2026: 1st Overall, Women’s Open Solo (1:03:49)
🥇 HYROX Salt Lake City, September 2026: 1st Overall, Women’s Open Solo
🥉 Ironman 70.3 Tri-Cities, WA, September 2024: 3rd Overall Female (4:33:41)
Personal bests
Half marathon 1:25:24 · Deadlift 325 lb · Back squat 270 lb · Bench 175 lb
On deck
HYROX Dallas, November 2026: Women’s Open Solo
HYROX Phoenix, February 2027: Women’s Pro Solo
HYROX Portland, May 2027: Women’s Pro Solo
Ironman 70.3 Coeur d’Alene, June 2027
Ironman 70.3 World Championships, Tennessee, 2027
Season goals: Sub-1:10 in HYROX Women’s Pro, sub-1:02 in Women’s Open, and a top-3 overall female finish at 70.3 Coeur d’Alene.
In 2025 she scaled back on racing to see if she missed it. That’s how she found HYROX, which brings together her love of lifting and her drive to race. She ran her first HYROX in February 2026. One month later she won HYROX Houston outright in Women’s Open Solo, and in September she won Salt Lake City too. Now she’s moving up to the Pro division.
Favorite station: Wall balls. It’s where she locked in her place in her last two races, and the energy there is electric
Least station: Burpees. She loves them, but nobody wants 80 meters of them in the middle of a race.
Favorite Epic class: Wednesday HYROX Conditioning
Pre-race ritual: She rereads Chasing Excellence by Ben Bergeron, puts on her running playlist, and pictures the whole race: everything that could go right, everything that could go wrong, and how she’ll handle it.
Walk-up song: “Loose Change” by Koala
Motto: “How you do one thing is how you do everything. Do it with excellence.”
Fun fact: She was on MTV’s Made in high school.