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The road to your first HYROX race: periodization, pacing, tapering and race day strategy.

Race Day Warm-Up: How Is It Different from the Gym?
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Race Day Warm-Up: How Is It Different from the Gym?

A race warm-up is shorter, more specific and in two parts compared with your gym routine. A 20-minute template, timing and common mistakes.

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Positioning and Traffic Management in a Crowded Race
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Positioning and Traffic Management in a Crowded Race

Your spot at the start line, your line through the turns and your Roxzone entry angle add up to minutes. Traffic management in a crowded HYROX race.

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A Technique Checklist for Avoiding No-Reps in HYROX
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A Technique Checklist for Avoiding No-Reps in HYROX

A no-rep isn't a technique problem; it's a technique-under-fatigue problem. Acceptance criteria for all eight stations and a four-week check protocol.

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Mental Toughness: Ways to Manage Pain
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Mental Toughness: Ways to Manage Pain

Mental toughness isn't an innate trait; it's a learnable skill set. Seven practical tools for HYROX.

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Team Relay Strategy: Running Order and Role Assignment
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Team Relay Strategy: Running Order and Role Assignment

In Team Relay, the real decision is the order. Matching four athletes to the right leg pairs gains minutes with the same team.

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Sub-60 HYROX: The Road to the Elite Level
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Sub-60 HYROX: The Road to the Elite Level

Sub-60 HYROX is an elite threshold that requires high training volume and near-flawless technical economy. A split table and real…

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Hitting the Wall in a Race: Causes and a Recovery Plan
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Hitting the Wall in a Race: Causes and a Recovery Plan

There are three main causes of hitting the wall in a race: poor pacing, lack of fuel, and fluid-electrolyte balance. Symptoms and a recovery plan.

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Sub-90 HYROX: Getting Under 90 Minutes
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Sub-90 HYROX: Getting Under 90 Minutes

Sub-90 HYROX is a threshold most consistently training athletes can reach. Split table, pace targets, and a 12-week approach.

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Sub-75 HYROX: An Advanced Goal Plan
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Sub-75 HYROX: An Advanced Goal Plan

Sub-75 isn’t about strategy, it’s about closing weak links. Split table, station-by-station loss analysis, and a 16-week setup.

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Setting a Target Time: Calculating Your Split Times
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Setting a Target Time: Calculating Your Split Times

A HYROX target time is calculated not by guessing but from running pace, station times, and the roxzone total. A step-by-step split setup.

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15 Things That Should Be in Your HYROX Bag
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15 Things That Should Be in Your HYROX Bag

Your HYROX race bag should be packed right, not packed full. Fifteen essential items, packing order, and a race-morning checklist.

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