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byParidhi OjhaAvailable online and at clinic in Greater Kailash-1, New DelhiStarts from2,200 Per SessionView full gallery

I don't believe in one-size-fits-all fitness plans. Whether you are prepping for a HYROX race, managing post-menopausal health, or sharpening your agility for the tennis court, your training needs to be as specific as your goals.

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This is a sample race-week training plan for a HYROX event. The goal is to maximize energy and maintain fitness without accumulating fatigue, ensuring you arrive at the start line confident and ready.

A HYROX race week starts with active recovery and mobility. The focus is on promoting blood flow and maintaining range of motion with easy cardio, dynamic stretches, and foam rolling.

Mid-week, a HYROX athlete should do low-volume station circuits. This involves "touching up" movements like the ski erg, wall balls, and sled push with a light load to keep the patterns fresh.

An endurance pace run is key in the final week. A steady 5km run at your target race-day pace helps lock in the feeling and builds confidence without causing too much fatigue.

A half-race simulation is a great way to practice transitions. This workout involves running 500m at race pace followed by one station movement, repeated four times, to simulate the run-to-station demands.

The day before the race is for light activation. A 10-minute easy row and some gentle banded hip and shoulder work can ensure your neuromuscular system is ready without causing fatigue.

About Specialized Coaching Programs

My coaching process starts with a 60-minute in-clinic diagnostic session using MAT and Runeasi sensors. This gives us hard data on your biomechanics, allowing me to build a roadmap that addresses your specific movement weaknesses rather than giving you a generic workout list.

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