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Hyrox Advanced

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Coach
Filipe

Block 1: 4 Week Building Phase -build running base, acclimate to 4 days per week of running -maintenance work with strength; more specific practice with obstacles & muscle endurance development -build exposure to race pace running in isolation (control total volume, extend set lengths: density) -build W prime on Ergs (severe intensity domain activity)

Block 2: 4 Week Sport Specific Phase -begin practicing front half obstacle work with running -increase volume of race pace running -increase total weekly running volume (peaking towards end of block)

Transition Week: -pull volume back while exposing him to new layout -test simulation at race pace (~60% of total volume) to see how he handles it

Block 3: 5 Week Pre-Competition Phase -Control total running volume (prioritize exposure to race pace running) -Include faster than race pace running with ergs & obstacles -Race specific session on Saturday’s -Watch eccentric loading with resistance training (leveraging clusters) -Race Simulation 1 week out at ~75% of race volume

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Build real race-specific capacity
The structure gradually increases running volume, obstacle exposure and erg intensity in a controlled way. Instead of just “training harder”, the athlete develops the exact mix of aerobic power, muscular endurance and pacing skill needed for Hyrox while managing fatigue so they can actually absorb the work.
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Turn race-day chaos into predictability
Each block adds a new layer of specificity: isolated race-pace work, front-half obstacle practice, faster-than-race-pace efforts, full simulations. By the time the athlete competes, nothing feels new. Their body and mind already know the rhythm, the transitions and the pacing.
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Build speed and power
The program doesn’t sacrifice strength or joint resilience. Clusters, controlled eccentric loading and smart distribution of running intensity help the athlete stay healthy while increasing speed. They get faster, stronger and more efficient, not broken.
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Build muscular endurance
Instead of generic strength work, the program focuses on functional patterns, controlled eccentrics, clusters and movement efficiency for sleds, burpees, lunges and wall balls exactly what makes or breaks your race.
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Improve your ability to hold race pace
Through controlled exposure to race-pace intervals and progressive obstacle integration, you develop the skill that separates strong Hyrox athletes from everyone else: staying fast even when your legs are flooded and your breathing is high.
Features
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Programming 7 days per week
Daily strength, conditioning, and skill training that’s accessible and challenging for athletes of any level or background
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Exercise Video Guidance
Instructional videos to guide your practice and make execution easy
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Detailed, expert instruction
Coaches who will hold you accountable and provide the feedback you need to grow
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Your coaches and team will push you harder, know you better, and keep you going longer, all through an app.
Equipment
Required
Barbell // Dumbell // Ski // Row // Bike // Sled // Pull Up Bar // Weights
Recommended
Treadmill
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Sample Week
Week 1 of 15-week program
Sunday
Week 1 Day 1

Circuit

A

2 X 10m Butt Kicks 2 X 10m High Knees 2 X 10m B Skip 2 X 10m Straight Leg Bounds 2 X 10m Carioca 2 X 10m Run Accelerations

Run and Bike

B

500m Run 1000m Echo Bike or Assault Bike Rounds 1-3 @ Easy Pace/Easy Effort Round 4 @ Moderate Pace/Moderate Effort Round 5 @ Fast Pace/High Effort Repeat sequence for rounds 6-10

Monday
Week 1 Day 2

EMOM x 10 Minutes

A

1st min - 10 Right Arm DB Hang Power Snatch @ moderate load 2nd min - 10 Left Arm DB Hang Power Snatch @ moderate load 3rd min - 10 Right Leg Bulgarian Split Squat @ 40X0 - unweighted 4th min - 10 Left Leg Bulgarian Split Squat @ 40X0 - unweighted 5th min - 10 sec Echo Bike or Assault Bike @ near all out

B

Pause Back Squat

3 x 8

Every 90 sec x 10 sets

C

1st set - 5 Strict Pull Ups + in remaining time - Rowing @ Easy Pace/Easy Effort 2nd set - 5 Strict Ring Dips + in remaining time - Echo Bike or Assault Bike @ Easy Pace/Easy Effort

D

Dumbell RDL

3 x 12

5 rounds for time:

E

1 minute DB Farmer Carry @ moderate load 10 Burpee Broad Jumps

Tuesday
Week 1 Day 3

Circuit

A

2 X 10m Butt Kicks 2 X 10m High Knees 2 X 10m B Skip 2 X 10m Straight Leg Bounds 2 X 10m Carioca 2 X 10m Run Accelerations

Run + Ergs

B

1000m Run @ Half Marathon Pace 1000m Row @ Easy Pace/Easy Effort 1000m Run @ Half Marathon Pace 1000m Ski @ Easy Pace/Easy Effort 1000m Run @ Half Marathon Pace

10 sets @ high effort/repeatable pace

C

30 sec Run Calories 30 sec Rest 30 sec Row Calories 30 sec Rest 30 sec Ski Calories 30 sec Rest *maintain output from set to set

Thursday
Week 1 Day 5

EMOM x 10 minutes

A

1st min - 5 Right Arm DB Hang Power Clean to Overhead @ moderate load 2nd min - 5 Left Arm DB Hang Power Clean to Overhead @ moderate load 3rd min - 10 Right Leg Step Up @ 20/24" 4th min - 10 Left Leg Step Up @ 20/24" 5th min - 10 sec Row @ near all out

B

Trap Bar Deadlift

3 x 8

C

Push Press

10, 9, 8

D

Barbell Split Squat

3 x 8

E

Strict Toes to Bar

3 x 10

Friday
Week 1 Day 6

Circuit

A

2 X 10m Butt Kicks 2 X 10m High Knees 2 X 10m B Skip 2 X 10m Straight Leg Bounds 2 X 10m Carioca 2 X 10m Run Accelerations

Complete

B

20 minutes @ Easy Pace/Easy Effort: 500m Row 500m Run 500m Ski 500m Run (5 min Rest) 3 minutes @ High Effort: 500m Row *in remaining time: Running for Distance (into) 3 minute C2 Bike @ Easy Pace/Easy Effort (into) 3 minutes @ High Effort: 500m Ski *in remaining time: Running for Distance (into) 3 minute C2 Bike @ Easy Pace/Easy Effort (into) 3 minutes @ High Effort: 500m Row *in remaining time: Running for Distance (into) 3 minute C2 Bike @ Easy Pace/Easy Effort (into) 3 minutes @ High Effort: 500m Ski *in remaining time: Running for Distance (into) 3 minute C2 Bike @ Easy Pace/Easy Effort

Saturday
Week 2 Day 0

Circuit

A

2 X 10m Butt Kicks 2 X 10m High Knees 2 X 10m B Skip 2 X 10m Straight Leg Bounds 2 X 10m Carioca 2 X 10m Run Accelerations

B

Run

6000, 1000, 1000

Coach
coach-avatar Filipe

Strength & COnditioning coach for 10+ years.

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Join if you want to build a top performance

This isn’t just another Hyrox plan. It’s a blueprint for showing up on race day with clarity, confidence. If you’re ready to train with intention, push with purpose, and finally compete at the level you know you’re capable of this is your next step.

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FAQs
Is this program suitable for beginners?
No. This plan is designed for athletes who already have a basic running foundation and consistent training habits. If you’re completely new to running or Hyrox-style conditioning, you’ll need a more introductory phase before jumping into this level of volume and intensity.
How many hours per week do I need to follow the program?
Most weeks require 5–7 hours of training, depending on your pace and transition times. The workload increases gradually, with the most demanding weeks appearing in Block 2 and Block 3. Everything is structured so you can progress without burning out.
What if I miss a session or fall behind?
You don’t need to restart the entire program. Simply continue where you left off and prioritize the key sessions of each week
The Proof
verified-athlete-avatar João R.

38, business owner

Verified Athlete

""I thought I was already training hard, but this program showed me the difference between working hard and working with purpose. I learned how to pace properly and manage fatigue. For the first time, I finished a race simulation feeling in control instead of getting swallowed by the workout.""

verified-athlete-avatar Marta S.

34, mother & recreational athlete

Verified Athlete

""What surprised me most was the structure. I never felt lost or overwhelmed. Every week had a clear intention. I increased my running volume without aches, and the ergs stopped crushing me. I’m faster, more consistent, and more importantlyI feel confident.""

verified-athlete-avatar Ricardo P.

41, team manager

Verified Athlete

""I used to get injured halfway through every prep. This time was different. The way intensity is distributed and how each block progresses kept me healthy and progressing. By the end of Block 3 I was faster, stronger, and not dragging that constant fatigue I used to think was normal.""

verified-athlete-avatar Leonor M.

29, Hyrox competitor

Verified Athlete

""This program exposed my real weaknesses. It wasn’t strength… it was holding race pace between obstacles. The specific sessions and the simulations completely changed that. I went into the event knowing exactly what to expect. I actually felt prepared.""

Hyrox Advanced