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Individual All-Season Plan

Hyrox Plan for the season 2025-26. Singles Athletes

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Written by Tiago Lousa
Updated over 10 months ago

For: HYROX athletes aiming to be competitive across the entire season with consistent, structured, and adaptable training.

This is your core year-round plan — designed to help solo athletes build and maintain peak HYROX fitness across strength, endurance, speed, and functional performance. It’s modular, allowing you to adjust volume and intensity to match your personal goals, lifestyle, and event calendar.


Program Highlights

  • Year-round structure: Ideal for athletes targeting multiple HYROX events

  • Adaptable volume: Core training with optional add-ons for peak phases

  • Complete development: Running, strength, hybrid work, and recovery all integrated

  • Built for performance: Designed to help athletes improve metrics, refine skills, and race better


Weekly Training Breakdown

  • Duration: Ongoing throughout the season

  • Core Training Days: 6 per week

  • Optional Add-Ons: 7th training day + 2–3 extra sessions

  • Total Time Commitment:

    • Core: 7–8 hrs/week

    • Full Volume: 10–11 hrs/week

  • Running Volume: 30–50 km/week

  • Running Sessions: 3 structured runs + integrated compromised running


Key Training Components

Running Development

  • Endurance Runs (8–12 km steady state) for aerobic capacity

  • Speed Intervals (e.g., 10x400m at VO₂ max) to boost pace and efficiency

  • Compromised Running: Alternating runs with functional movements to simulate race fatigue and transitions

    Strength & Functional Fitness

  • Foundational Lifts: Squats, deadlifts, sled pushes, thrusters, and more for raw strength

  • Skill & Technique Work: Wall balls, BBJs, Ergs, and other HYROX-specific movements

  • High-Intensity Circuits: EMOMs, AMRAPs, and mixed-modality work to build muscular endurance

Hybrid / Compromised Workouts

  • Fully integrated run-function blocks mimicking real HYROX race demands

    • Example: 1 km run + SkiErg + sled push + wall balls, etc., at race-specific paces


Who Is This Plan For?

  • Experienced HYROX athletes looking to train competitively across the season

  • Intermediate athletes seeking a progressive, structured approach

  • Anyone needing a high-performance, flexible framework for ongoing training


Best for athletes who want to stay competitive all season long — with the structure, volume, and flexibility to peak at the right times.

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