All out, indeed.
In what could be the biggest All Out Games (AOG) competition ever, around 500 athletes from here and abroad are expected to compete in the two-day competition.
Now in its fourth year, AOG will run from October 3-4 at the Filinvest Tent in Alabang.
‘While AOG continues to be one of the highly anticipated functional fitness competitions in the country, this year’s edition is set to raise the bar even further in scale and experience,’ organizers said in a statement.
Last year, over 400 athletes saw action across several divisions.
The qualifiers on this year’s AOG started in April.
‘What started four years ago has continued to grow with the Philippine functional fitness community. Every edition has been an opportunity to improve, and AOG 2026 is a reflection of that commitment – more athletes, more experiences, more opportunities and a bigger platform for the community to come together,’ the organizers added.
But more than the largest competitor turnout, around 3,000 total foot traffic is also expected.
This year’s AOG will likewise bring new challenges, activities and activations to get both athletes and spectators involved.
‘These experiences give everyone a chance to test themselves, discover new brands and be part of the action beyond the main competition.’
A part of the proceeds of the competition will be given to the Hidilyn Diaz Weightlifting Academy and the PEP Project.