YOUR ROSTER DESERVES BETTER THAN A SPREADSHEET
Four rounds. Sled, run, wall balls, row — stacked back to back with no gaps to hide in. This is the kind of session that teaches you how to hold form when the legs start talking back.
Four rounds. Sled, run, wall balls, row — stacked back to back with no gaps to hide in. This is the kind of session that teaches you how to hold form when the legs start talking back.
Today is a straight-up test of your engine and grit. One run, one lower-body grind, one grip challenge, one classic HYROX finisher. Clock starts, you go — see what you've got.
Today is all about staying ahead of the burn. Wall balls punish athletes who try to hero unbroken sets late in a race, so we're practicing smart breaks under fatigue. Run hard, then hit the wall with a plan.
Eight rounds. Running, rowing, and a plank finisher that will test whether your midline held up through the first two. This is a grinder built for pacing discipline and mental steadiness — settle in and execute.
Four rounds. One brick at a time. Today stacks a classic HYROX combo into a repeatable circuit that rewards steady effort and clean transitions.
Today is all about linking movements under fatigue. Four stations, six rounds, no hiding. This brick is designed to sharpen your ability to transition from grind to run and back again.
Today is all about rhythm and repeatability. Four stations, sixteen minutes on the clock, and one simple rule: get the work done, then own the rest. This is HYROX-style training at its purest — mixed modal, moving under a ticking clock.
Today is a classic descending ladder that hits your legs, core, and grip in equal measure. Four movements, three rounds, one goal: keep moving with clean reps from the first wall ball to the last swing. Set your target time, set your station, and let's get to work.
Eight rounds. Four movements. One goal: hold your standard when the clock keeps ticking. Today is a full HYROX simulation in miniature, and it rewards athletes who stay patient early and finish strong.
Today is all about controlled aggression. Wall balls after an 800m run will test your legs, your lungs, and your composure. This is where race-day discipline gets built.
Welcome to today's Mini Simulation. We're stacking a run, a sled pull, a SkiErg burn, and core work into one continuous flow to mirror the demands of race day. Lock in, control your pace, and let's get moving.
Six rounds. Running, pressing, pulling, throwing — every energy system gets a turn today. Lock in, settle your breathing early, and let the work stack.