HYROX® Team Relay (Open): How to Split Legs (Men, Women, Mixed)
A complete guide to HYROX Team Relay: rules that matter, split templates for Men/Women/Mixed, Transition Zone strategy, Wall Ball procedure, and race-day checklist.
HYROX® Team Relay (Open): How to Split Legs (Men, Women, Mixed)
A complete guide to HYROX Team Relay: rules that matter, split templates for Men/Women/Mixed, Transition Zone strategy, Wall Ball procedure, and race-day checklist.
HYROX Doubles Guide: Rules, Strategy & Training
Everything you need for HYROX Doubles: divisions, rules, penalties, station split strategy, pacing, partner comms, and training tips.
Strava vs Runna: Which App Actually Fits HYROX® & Hybrid Athletes?
Compare Strava vs Runna through a hybrid lens and see how HYROX® and hybrid athletes can use both apps alongside strength work and station‑specific training.
How to Improve Your HYROX Sled Pull (Even If You Don't Have a Sled)
In HYROX®, the sled pull is a perfect storm of physics, unfamiliar mechanics and brutal local fatigue. It's also one of the easiest stations to fix with the right training, even if your gym doesn't own a sled.
HYROX® Stations: Anatomy, Neuromuscular Demands, and Coaching Applications
This article translates the anatomy and exercise physiology of each HYROX® station—running, SkiErg, sled push, sled pull, burpee broad jump, rowing, farmer's carry, sandbag lunges, and wall balls—into practical, coach-friendly insights.
HYROX® 8 Stations – Walkthrough Guide
Master all 8 HYROX® stations with race-pace form cues, clean transitions, and Roxzone strategy. Get quick setup checks, common faults to avoid, and a sample training session for every station.
Side Stitches (ETAP): One of the most common but easy to fix issues for runners
Side stitches can derail a run or compromise your pace mid-workout. They're extremely common in runners and in any sport with repeated trunk motion in an upright posture. But they're easy to fix!
HYROX Training: Endurance, Power & Strength‑Endurance
Ever hit the sled push perfectly…and then feel your legs turn to jelly two laps later? You're not alone! HYROX asks you to run strong and move loads efficiently and finish fast. As a coach, I see athletes thrive when they build all three pillars together which are endurance, power, and strength‑endurance without letting one steal gains from the others.
Not a Runner? You Can Still Crush HYROX
One of the biggest myths about HYROX is “I'm not a runner, so it's not for me”. If that's what's holding you back, it's time to reframe what HYROX is and what types of athlete it's for!
HYROX Pacing Strategies, and How to Master the Race Flow
You may have heard about pacing many times from coaches, social media basically everywhere. And understanding your pacing you can help you hit your personal best! But what does pacing really mean in HYROX?
HYROX Sports Supplements
In the world of high-performance sport and hybrid events like HYROX, athletes are constantly looking for an edge and that often includes sports supplements. With dozens of brands making bold claims, how do you know what's worth it, what's safe, and what actually works under race-day pressure?
New HYROX Running Study Reveals How Pacing and Fatigue Impact Performance
A recent scientific study on HYROX demonstrated how athletes pace the runs, how fatigue builds up, and what separates the top performers from the rest. The findings give valuable insights for athletes and coaches on optimizing training and race strategy for better HYROX performance.
Substitutions for HYROX Specific Movements
It can be challenging to find specific equipment like a Ski Erg, rowing machine, wall balls, sled push, sled pull or sandbag. If you don't have access to them, you can substitute with functional exercises that mimic the same movement patterns, target similar muscle groups for strengthening, and achieve comparable intensity.