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Hyrox Training & Race Strategy

byShanthi KrishnanSessions at HSR, Koramangala & Cubbon Park; Travels across BengaluruStarts from1,500 per sessionView full gallery

I’ve gone from my first nervous race to a podium finish, and I know exactly what it takes to survive—and win—a Hyrox event. Let’s get your pacing, power, and mindset race-ready.

The rowing station at Hyrox Delhi. This was my solo event, and every station required a solid strategy. I coach my clients on how to pace themselves to conserve energy for the full race.

The sled push is a true test of power and grit. Proper form is everything here, and it's one of the key movements we perfect in my Hyrox training programs.

The sled pull at Hyrox. This movement requires a combination of upper body strength and a strong core, which we build through targeted conditioning exercises.

The burpee broad jump station. This is where endurance and explosive power meet. My training simulates race conditions to prepare you for the physical and mental challenge.

The running portion of Hyrox is just as important as the stations. I help you develop a running strategy that complements your strength, turning you into a true hybrid athlete.

Conquering Hyrox Mumbai with an amazing partner. Team events require a whole different level of coordination and strategy, which I also cover in my coaching.

A Hyrox circuit completed with this brilliant, high-energy bunch. Group training for Hyrox builds camaraderie and pushes everyone to a new level.

How it started: practicing wall balls. This is a fundamental Hyrox movement, and we work on perfecting the form to make it as efficient as possible on race day.

From practicing form to executing sandbag lunges. My training breaks down each component of the race to ensure you are confident and prepared for every challenge.

A moment of calm before the storm at Hyrox Delhi. Mental preparation is a huge part of my coaching. We visualize the race and prepare for the intensity.

About Hyrox Training: My Podium Experience

The difference between a tough race and a podium finish usually comes down to station management, not just raw fitness. In my training, we stop guessing and start measuring, focusing on 'compromised running' to train your legs to handle those brutal transitions between sled pulls and endurance segments.

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