Every session in our HYROX plans, on its own and scaled for three levels. Each WOD shows its sequence, an estimated time, and — for station work — the official race-day standard it builds toward.
Free, no sign-up. These WODs build toward race day — get your finish-time estimate and target per-km run paces: Open the HYROX time calculator →
Scaled for
Running
Easy Aerobic Run
~35 min~45 min~48 min
Conversational Zone 2. Builds the aerobic base that decides roughly half of Hyrox — keep it genuinely easy.
Easy Run (Zone 2)5 km7 km8 km
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Long Run
~55 min~75 min~90 min
Steady aerobic distance. Your weekly endurance anchor — run by feel, not pace.
Easy Run (Zone 2)8 km12 km16 km
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Tempo Intervals
~35 min~45 min~50 min
Threshold pace — comfortably hard. Raises the pace you can sustain once the legs are tired.
Tempo Run2 x 8 min tempo3 x 10 min tempo4 x 10 min tempo
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1 km Intervals
~35 min~45 min~52 min
VO2max work at 5k-10k effort. Lifts the ceiling your compromised race runs sit under.
Intervals4 x 800 m 5k / 2 min jog5 x 1000 m 5k-10k / 90 s jog6 x 1000 m 10k / 75 s jog
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400 m Repeats
~30 min~38 min~45 min
Sharp speed at 3k-5k effort. Trains turnover and the ability to surge out of a station.
Intervals6 x 400 m 5k / 90 s8 x 400 m 3k-5k / 75 s10 x 400 m 3k / 60 s
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Lunge-to-Run Set
~35 min~45 min~52 min
Lunges before each run rep so you practise the signature skill: running on pre-fatigued legs.
Compromised Run4 x 600 m tempo5 x 800 m tempo6 x 1000 m tempo
Walking Lunge20 reps (after each run)30 reps (after each run)40 reps (after each run)
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Strength
Squat Strength
~40 min~50 min~60 min
Heavy back squat plus loaded lunges. The leg strength that turns the sled and wall balls from a wall into a station.
Back Squat3×8 @RPE 74×5 @75-80% 1RM5×5 @80-85% 1RM
Walking Lunge3×20 total3×24 total @20 kg4×24 total @24 kg
Core3 x 30 s plank3 x 45 s plank + side4 x 60 s loaded carry hold
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Deadlift Strength
~40 min~50 min~60 min
Posterior chain plus grip carries — directly arms the sled pull and farmers carry, the two stations that expose runners.
Deadlift3×6 @RPE 74×5 @75-80% 1RM5×3 @82-88% 1RM
Romanian Deadlift3×103×84×8
Loaded Carry / Grip3 x 30 m4 x 40 m farmers @24 kg4 x 50 m farmers @32 kg
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Lower-Body Power
~35 min~45 min~55 min
Front squats paired with heavy sled pushes. Strength that transfers straight to the heaviest load of race day.
Front Squat3×64×5 @70-75% 1RM5×4 @75-80% 1RM
Sled Push4 x 12.5 m @50 kg4 x 25 m @100 kg4 x 25 m @125 kg
Race standard (Rulebook 26/27)Sled Push 50m @ 152kg (Open Men)
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Full-Body Strength
~45 min~55 min~65 min
Squat, deadlift and core in one session. General strength base for runners with little lifting history.
SkiErg and row intervals. Upper-body conditioning your runs never build — train it directly.
SkiErg4 x 250 m / 60 s5 x 500 m / 75 s6 x 500 m / 60 s
Row4 x 250 m / 60 s5 x 500 m / 75 s6 x 500 m / 60 s
Race standard (Rulebook 26/27)SkiErg 1000m · Row 1000m (Open Men)
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Erg + Station AMRAP 5×8
~44 min~44 min~44 min
Five 8-minute AMRAP blocks, two movements per block, 1 minute rest between. Cap your heart rate and hold at least 2 even rounds per block — the skill being trained is pacing, not a sprint start.