export or access sugarwod workout and athlete performance data for an affiliate gym
domain: help.sugarwod.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
As the gym owner, log into sugarwod.com and generate an API key from the Settings area to enable server-to-server API access to the box's workouts and athlete performance/participation data.
Call the SugarWOD API (base path api.sugarwod.com/v2) server-to-server only; the docs require this to protect the affiliate token, which must never be embedded in client-side code.
Use the open benchmarks, workouts, movements, and lifts library endpoints if you just need SugarWOD's reference content rather than a specific gym's logged data.
For individual athletes wanting their own history, use the in-app More section export instead of the API; this is the documented self-service export path for personal data.
If migrating off SugarWOD entirely, use the one-time import/export tooling referenced in SugarWOD's knowledge base rather than trying to replicate a full historical backfill via the API.
Known gotchas
The API key must only be used server-to-server; SugarWOD's own docs call out client-side embedding as a misuse that exposes the affiliate token.
Individual athlete data access requires the gym owner's approval; you can't pull an athlete's PRs or history without that authorization layer in place.
The API surfaces the open workout/benchmark library broadly, but gym-specific athlete performance data is scoped to the authenticated affiliate; don't conflate the two data sets.
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