Jeffrey Adler

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Jeffrey Adler is a Canadian CrossFit athlete. In 2023, he won the title of "Fittest on Earth" at the 2023 CrossFit Games.[2]

CitizenshipCanadian
Born (1994-05-20) May 20, 1994 (age 31)[1]
OccupationProfessional CrossFit athlete
Yearsactive2016–present
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Jeffrey Adler
Personal information
CitizenshipCanadian
Born (1994-05-20) May 20, 1994 (age 31)[1]
OccupationProfessional CrossFit athlete
Years active2016–present
Height1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)
Weight72.1 kg (159 lb)
Sport
SportCrossFit
Coached byCaroline Lambray
Medal record
Representing  Canada
CrossFit Games
Gold medal – first place2023Men
Rogue Invitational
Gold medal – first place2025Men
Gold medal – first place2024Men
Silver medal – second place2023Men
Bronze medal – third place2022Men
Bronze medal – third place2021Men
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CrossFit career

Adler began to train at CrossFit in 2015, and had no previous training in competitive sports.[3] His first world championship bid came at the 2019 CrossFit Games.[4] He was a finalist at the 2020 CrossFit Games,[5] where he placed fifth.[6] He was placed third at the Rogue Invitational in 2021, and again in 2022.[7][8] At the 2022 CrossFit Games, he was placed fifth.[9]

In 2023 he was the grand champion of the competition, being named the "Fittest Man on Earth", becoming the first non-American male to win the competition since 2009.[10] That year he also placed first at the CrossFit Open.[11]

In 2024, Adler withdrew from the 2024 CrossFit Games following Lazar Dukic's death during Event 1.[12] Later in the year, Adler won the 2024 Rogue Invitational for the first time.[13]

In 2025, Adler finished 8th at the CrossFit Games. Soon after, he withdrew from the WFP Tour, citing having to manage a recurring injury as the reason.[14] Later in the year, Adler became the repeat champion at Rogue Invitational when he won for the second time.[15]

Personal life

Adler is engaged to his training partner and coach Caroline Lambray,[5] with whom he co-founded an affiliated CrossFit gym, CrossFit Wonderland, in Montreal.[2]

CrossFit Games results

More information Year, Games ...
Year Games[16] Regional[16] Open[16]
2016 2709th (World)
2017 410th (World)
2018 18th (East) 98th (World)
Year Games Sanctional Open
2019 33rd 13th (Dubai)
19th (Wodapalooza)[17]
26th (World)
2020 5th 8th (Dubai)[18]
3rd (Mayhem)[19]
5th (World)
Year Games Semifinal Quarterfinal Open
2021 13th 2nd (Atlas Games) 3rd (World) 1st (World)
2022 5th 1st (Atlas Games) 3rd (World) 12th (World)
2023 1st 1st (North America East) 5th (World) 1st (World)
2024 36th (WD) 1st (North America East) 2nd (World) 8th (World)
2025 8th 1st (Individual semifinal) 3rd (World)
"—" denotes competitions Adler did not participate in
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