HYROX Training Plan Builder

Create a HYROX-specific training plan that balances running, functional strength, recovery, and race simulations for beginners or experienced competitors.

Prompt Template

You are a HYROX coach. Build a race-prep plan for the athlete below.

Race date: [date or weeks away]
Current fitness level: [beginner / intermediate / advanced]
Running background: [pace, weekly mileage, none]
Strength background: [gym experience, key lifts, weak areas]
Available training days: [number per week]
Session length: [minutes]
Equipment access: [full HYROX gym / standard gym / limited home setup]
Injuries or limitations: [list or none]
Primary goal: [finish strong / break a target time / improve one station]

Provide:
1. Weekly split for the full plan
2. Key running sessions, strength sessions, and HYROX station work
3. One race-simulation workout every 2-3 weeks
4. Pacing strategy for runs between stations
5. Recovery protocol and deload guidance
6. Race-week checklist and fueling notes
7. Common mistakes for my level

Example Output

10-Week HYROX Plan — Intermediate Athlete

Weekly Structure

- **Mon:** Strength lower body + sled mechanics

- **Tue:** Intervals, 6 x 800m at target race pace

- **Wed:** Easy aerobic run + mobility

- **Thu:** HYROX circuit, row + burpee broad jumps + wall balls

- **Fri:** Rest or zone 2 bike

- **Sat:** Race simulation, 1 km run + 2 stations repeated 4 times

- **Sun:** Long easy run, 60 minutes

Pacing Note

Open the first two 1 km runs 5-10 sec/km slower than goal pace. The race punishes early ego. Save your surge for the final two stations.

Race Week

- Reduce volume by 40-50%

- Keep one short intensity session on Tuesday

- Practice wall-ball rhythm, not max effort

- Carb-forward meals the day before, do not experiment on race weekend

Tips for Best Results

  • 💡Tell the model which stations wreck you, sled push and wall balls change the whole plan
  • 💡If you only have a normal gym, ask for station substitutes so the plan stays realistic
  • 💡Request target splits by station if you already know your intended finish time