Peak10 Challenge at Peak Fitness Carrickmacross

What to Expect

Peak Fitness in Carrickmacross runs its ten-station fitness challenge on Saturday 15 August 2026, from 8am to noon, with doors from 7.30am. The format is straightforward: ten functional exercise stations that competitors work through, set up to test strength, endurance, speed and mental grit rather than any single discipline. The organisers describe it as high energy and open to all levels, which is the reason it is split the way it is.

There are two ways to scale it. Entrants pick either the novice format, aimed at people doing this kind of event for the first time, or the advanced format, and they can enter as singles or as a doubles team with a partner. That doubles option is the one worth knowing about for anyone unsure about tackling ten stations alone, since a pair can share the load across the circuit. Every finisher gets a medal, so it is closer to a participation event with a competitive edge than a pure elite competition. The event has been listed twice on Eventbrite under slightly different names, Peak10 and Power 10, for the same venue, date and start time, with the minimum age given as 14 on the fuller listing. Free parking is available at the gym and the listings carry a no refunds policy. The entry fee is not stated on the listing, so check the booking page or contact Peak Fitness directly.

Good to Know

• Date and time: Saturday 15 August 2026, 8am to 12pm, doors from 7.30am
• Venue: Peak Fitness, Drummond Otra, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan, A81 A2H4
• Format: ten functional stations, novice or advanced, entered as singles or doubles
• Minimum age of 14 on the main listing
• A medal for every finisher
• Free parking, no refunds
• Entry fee is not published on the listing, so confirm before booking

Getting There

Carrickmacross is in south Monaghan on the N2 Dublin to Monaghan road, roughly an hour and a quarter from Dublin by car, and Peak Fitness is at Drummond Otra on the edge of the town with free parking on site. Bus services run along the N2 corridor into Carrickmacross from Dublin and from Monaghan town. For an 8am start on a Saturday, driving is realistically the only workable option.