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Paragon Hyrox

Paragon Training Methods

Coaches
Laurie Christine King (LCK), Bryan Boorstein and Kenny Lyman

This is a 12-week Hyrox program designed by Paragon Training Methods and Hyrox World Champion Athlete Kenny Lyman that will help you get stronger, improve your conditioning, perform your best, and feel great on race day.

You will need a barbell, squat rack, dumbbells, bench, sleds, rower, ski erg, and to be ready to do LOTS of running.

When it comes to Hyrox races, running is the "meat" and the stations are the "potatoes." You'll end up running a total of ~5 miles on race day, and how quickly you finish will primarily depend on your level of cardio and conditioning.

Each week, you'll see 2 full body lift days, 3-4 run days, and multiple options for the running workouts. Our goal with the different running tracks is to help you better cater to your current level of running fitness, as well as how much time you have to workout.

The warm-ups each day will give an opportunity to practice and dial in technique on Hyrox movements, such as row, ski erg, wall balls, etc. In the later weeks of the program, you'll start to see longer Hyrox workouts that will take ~50-60+ minutes.

It's common to see people feeling beat down and burnt out by race day, so we doubled down on doing what we do best at Paragon and thoughtfully programmed training and run volume over the course of the 12 weeks, so you keep training, have fun, and stay injury-free.

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Guidance from Laurie, Bryan, Kenny
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Programming 6 days per week
There will be 2 lift days and 3-4 runs a week. We built this program to be super flexible, so you can make it work for YOU and your busy life
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Detailed Workouts & Programming
Whether you're new to running or a seasoned hybrid athlete, we designed this program with multiple run tracks so you can be ready for race day.
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Movement Swaps & Modification Ideas
We'll always list alternative options in the app in case you need to scale, modify, don't have access to a certain piece of equipment, etc
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Easily view workouts, track your runs, watch movement demo videos, and keep tabs on your sleep, recovery, and more.
Equipment
Required
barbell, squat rack, dumbbells, bench, rower, ski erg
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Sample Week
Week 1 of 12-week program
Sunday
INTERVAL/SPEED RUN

Circuit

A

Today is an interval/speed run, which is done at a faster-than-threshold pace designed to improve running economy. These efforts should feel hard but controlled, typically around ~8 on the RPE scale. You should finish each repetition feeling challenged, but confident you could repeat the same pace again without slowing down. --- On running days, there will be 3 different run workouts to choose from: Tracks A, B, & C Track A - lowest mileage option. This is a great entry point for those new to running multiple days per week. Track B - moderate mileage total. If you could step outside and comfortably run a 10k today, and recover just fine from it, this is a good track for you. Track C - highest mileage total. If you could step outside and comfortably run a half marathon today, and recover just fine from it, this is a good track for you. Pick the track that's best for you and stick with it. Mileage and intensity will increase slightly over the course of the 12 weeks, prepping you to run your best on race day.

B

Run

3 x 400

C

Run

4 x 600

D

Run

6 x 600

Monday
FULL BODY LIFT DAY 1

A

How to Swap Movements

For Completion

Warm-up

B

Hyrox Warmup (1)

**NOTE: click the thumbnail video below to see demos of ALL movements** 2 Rounds: Row 500 meters Alternating DB Sots Press x10 Sled Push x 15 meters This is an opportunity to practice sled push technique, so take advantage of it. Practicing with a heavy sled in the warm up won't diminish your ability to lift heavy in the workout.

C1

Single Leg DB Calf Raise

C2

Decline Weighted Sit-up

D

Barbell Back Squat

E

Strict Barbell Overhead Press

F1

Barbell Single Leg RDL

F2

Strict Pull-ups

G1

EZ or Barbell Preacher Curls

G2

DB Lateral Raises

Tuesday
EASY RUN

A

Run

B

Run

C

Run

Thursday
THRESHOLD RUN

A

Run

3 x 800

B

Run

3 x 1000

C

Run

4 x 1600

Friday
FULL BODY LIFT DAY 2

A

How to Swap Movements

For Completion

Hyrox Warm-up (2)

B

**NOTE: click the thumbnail video below to see demos of ALL movements** 2 Rounds: Ski x 500 meters Thoracic Bridge x 10 Burpee Broad Jump x 10 Practice the burpees like you're racing - practice how you land and how you rebound into the next jump.

C1

Half Kneeling Cable Twist

C2

Seated Machine Calf Raises

D

Conventional Deadlift

E

Incline DB Bench Press

F

Walking DB Lunges

G

Bentover Barbell Row

H1

Machine Leg Extensions

H2

Lying Leg Curl

Saturday
LONG RUN

A

Run

B

Run

C

Run

Coaches
coach-avatar Laurie Christine King (LCK)

LCK is a coach and industry leader with a formal education in Food, Nutrition, Dietetics and 18+ years of coaching experience. She's helped thousands of women take back their power, fall in love their body, and be unapologetically strong, confident, and well-fed.

coach-avatar Bryan Boorstein

Bryan is the programming expert behind our life-changing workouts. With 25+ years of training experience and a passion for nerding out over movement and the latest research studies, Bryan brings an incredibly unique approach to fitness, training, and working out.

coach-avatar Kenny Lyman

Kenny is a longtime nutrition and fitness coach of 10+ years with KLNutrition. He loves hybrid training, has clocked numerous sub-60 minute Hyrox race finishes, and recently competed at the 2025 Hyrox World Championships.

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FAQs
I haven't been running much, is this program still right for me?
Definitely! We actually programmed multiple running tracks to choose from on the run days. So whether you're new to running or used to running 20-30 miles a week, there's run programming to meet you where you're at.
What if life gets busy and I'm short on time or need to skip a day?
Since Hyrox is primarily a run-focused race, we'd suggest prioritizing the run days at all costs each week. If you're short on time, feel free to choose one of the shorter running options for that day, or if it's a lift day, just get through as much programming as you can and call it good.
How long will full body lift days take?
60-90 minutes. Keep in mind that this includes the programmed warm-ups, where you'll be practicing Hyrox-specific skill work like row, ski erg, wall balls, sled push/pulls, etc
How long will run sessions take?
~30-90 min, but this will vary depending on the day, depending on your current level of fitness, and which running track you choose in the 12 week program. Each week, you'll see an easy run day, a speed/interval run, a threshold run, and a long run.
Is this program included in the monthly Paragon membership?
This is a standalone program that is *not* included within our super affordable $49/month membership. We collab'd with one of our favorite coaches (who's Hyrox World Champion) to make sure programming was fun, effective, and would have people ready to rock & roll on race day and perform their best.
I signed up for a race that's 4-8 wks away, how do I use this program?
No sweat! This is a 12 week progressive program, so you would just begin on that respective date in the programming. IE if you're 4 weeks out, you would hop to week 8 in the program. If you're 8 weeks out from race day, you'd begin at week 4 in the programming. And so on!
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