Four programmes. One pathway.
Pick where you are. We'll meet you there.
First Race
For athletes who have never raced a Hyrox. Twelve weeks to your first finish line, built so the work compounds without breaking you.

[ BEGINNER / 12 WEEKS ]
- You have never raced a Hyrox.
- You have a base of running or gym fitness, even if patchy.
- Your goal is to finish, feeling strong.
- You can commit 3 to 5 days a week to training.
- Easy aerobic runs that build the engine without breaking the legs.
- Hyrox-specific intervals, short bouts of station work between runs.
- Full-body strength, biased to push, pull, and grip endurance.
- Weekly race-format simulation that rehearses the day.
- MonAerobic run45 min
- TueHyrox intervals55 min
- WedRest
- ThuStrength60 min
- FriEasy run30 min
- SatRace simulation70 min
- SunRest
You cross your first Hyrox finish line in week 12, with a known plan, paced splits, and the confidence that comes from rehearsing the race every Saturday for three months.
12 weeks · Recalibrates every Sunday
Sub-90
For athletes who have completed at least one Hyrox and want to break the 90-minute barrier. Higher volume, sharper intensity, targeted pacing work.

[ INTERMEDIATE / 12 WEEKS ]
- You have raced one or more Hyrox events.
- Your current PB is between 90 and 105 minutes.
- You have access to a sled or can compromise on equivalents.
- You can commit 4 to 5 days a week.
- Threshold runs and race-pace intervals on track or treadmill.
- Heavy sled push and pull blocks at competition weights.
- Wall ball and burpee broad jump pacing under fatigue.
- Race-pace 2km and 4km simulations every other week.
- MonThreshold run55 min
- TueHeavy sled block65 min
- WedEasy run40 min
- ThuStrength + wall ball70 min
- FriRest
- Sat2km race pace75 min
- SunRecovery run35 min
You walk off race day having held your target pace through the burpees, with a finish time inside 90 minutes and a clear read on which stations to attack next block.
12 weeks · Recalibrates every Sunday
Doubles
Train with a partner. Race together. One plan that synchronises two athletes through the same 12 weeks, with shared and split sessions.

[ PARTNER / 12 WEEKS ]
- You have a training partner committed to the same race.
- You can train together at least 1 to 2 days a week.
- You both want to finish on the same pace plan.
- Either of you can complete a Hyrox solo.
- Handoff drills, clean transitions between partner work.
- Split-station strategy practised across the 12-week block.
- Solo sessions that match each partner's strength gaps.
- Partner race simulations every third week.
- MonSolo aerobic run45 min
- TuePartner handoff drills60 min
- WedRest
- ThuSolo strength60 min
- FriPartner intervals55 min
- SatRace format with partner85 min
- SunRest
You arrive on race day with a partner you've already raced six times in training. Handoffs are sharp, splits are agreed, and the day feels like a rehearsal rather than a first take.
12 weeks · Recalibrates every Sunday
Pro
For sub-75 athletes chasing podiums. Designed alongside the programming Ben Sutherland uses for his own Elite 15 race blocks.

[ ADVANCED / 12 WEEKS ]
- Your current Hyrox PB is under 75 minutes.
- You can train 5 to 6 days a week.
- You have full Hyrox kit access (sled, ski erg, rower, wall balls).
- You are training for podium or qualifier results.
- Race-pace work as the centre of the week, not the edge.
- Heavy sled pulls and pushes at and above competition load.
- Specific station strength: wall ball volume, burpee speed.
- Tuned recovery blocks so the volume sticks instead of breaking you.
- MonRace-pace intervals70 min
- TueHeavy sled + ski erg75 min
- WedAerobic run50 min
- ThuStrength + wall ball80 min
- FriRecovery40 min
- SatFull race simulation90 min
- SunEasy run45 min
You line up at a qualifier with a sharpened taper, podium-grade pacing, and a body that has absorbed the volume rather than been broken by it.
12 weeks · Recalibrates every Sunday