The final 100 wall balls can decide a HYROX race. This Coach Edition turns that station into a 12-week progression built around the Warrior Performance Lab Test -> Train -> Analyze philosophy.
Instead of guessing, athletes begin with testing: wall-ball capacity, strength, aerobic/threshold support, mobility, no-rep risk, and pacing. From there, the plan builds the qualities that matter most for 100 clean reps at the end of race fatigue: squat depth, target accuracy, catch rhythm, breathing, strength-endurance, and the engine to keep moving under pressure.
This is not just a list of workouts. It is a complete coach-ready system with proper form breakdowns, scoring, weekly progressions, Level 3 and Level 4 pathways, Open and Pro context, mobility and accessory work, nutrition guidance, readiness rules, and printable athlete logs.
Use it if wall balls are your race-day leak, your Red Bull 100 target, or the station you want to finally own.
What is included
- 12-week progressive training plan for Level 3 and Level 4 athletes
- Proper wall-ball form system: stance, depth, throw, target, catch, rebound, and breathing
- Baseline, mid-block, and final testing structure
- Strength, EMOM, TOMOM, density ladder, hybrid threshold, and race-simulation sessions
- Open and Pro context for wall-ball standards and pacing
- Coach modification rules for skill-limited, strength-limited, engine-limited, pacing-limited, and recovery-limited athletes
- Mobility, accessory, and substitution library
- Nutrition, hydration, and supplement guidance
- Printable scorecards and athlete tracking logs
- Bonus Coach Pack: pacing card, fault finder, form reset warm-up, final-station strategy, and review prompts
Who this is for
- HYROX athletes targeting stronger final-station execution
- Athletes preparing for the Red Bull 100 style wall-ball challenge
- Open athletes who want cleaner pacing and fewer no-reps
- Pro athletes who need strength-endurance and race-end composure
- Coaches who want a structured, branded progression for Level 3 and Level 4 athletes
Who this is not for
- Complete beginners who are not ready for 5-6 training days per week
- Athletes with current pain or injury who need individualized medical clearance
- Anyone looking for random high-volume suffering instead of structured progression